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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Back in they day, it is claimed they could only store 20 TB a day, but technology has improved considerably... but so have data volumes. I wonder if they can store more content for longer now or if the volumes have increased too much.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
What do you mean by this?
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Hmm you note that the problem is the LLM doesn’t have enough image context, but then zoom the image more? Why not downscale the image and feed it as a second input so that entire planets fit into a patch and instruct it to use the doensampl
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
I don't think Stallman is a communist. I'm a communist and initially I looked into it to learn more, but it's just a kind of techno-anarchism. The thing he misses is the thing that many (not all) anarchists miss: that there i
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
That's true, but as someone that doesn't do much rust, C++ is a language where there are fewer restrictions and you can use little parts of the language, whereas Rust is supposed to be a simpler language overall, but with more con
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
You induce people to do things with payments, not slavery. Or you ask for a volunteer corps. Or you have the army do it if all else fails. I presume you are opposed to the existence of standing armies if you are opposed to slavery in all fo
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Wow the up and comer swallows an extremely established brand
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
I'm not a libertarian thanks though.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
This is like the new microtargeting that Obama and then Trump did. Cambridge Analytica as a chatbot.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Wow, that is a very long development cycle. It really shows in the level of polish this game has.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Could also consider: employee ownership and public ownership People complain about the latter because they have higher expectations because the institution is supposed to serve them and often has all the diseases of true scale without being
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
You need very fast decompression for that to work these days when io speeds are so high, and decompression takes compute that is being used for game logic. Very fast decompression often means low compression or multicore. I have seen libjpg
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
That's really strange. Perhaps they had a set of engineers that knew it very well or had built an engine in it for another game. Still... strange.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
I wonder if they will port this to PS5 as well. It would be wonderful to recover some space.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Oh wow, what is the story with the engine?
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
How are they screwed if they can adopt the source and continue patching it? Writing their own would incur a greater cost.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
There's a reason Trump is talking about invading Venezuela (hint: it's because they have the largest oil deposits).
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
It's a fair question, but my view of America's influence on world affairs has been dismal. China by contrast has not had a history of invading its neighbors, though I strongly criticize their involvement in the American attack on
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Yea, it's strange that the line didn't move quickly. I would give grace for a couple weeks to a few months, but next year? The timing feels really disconnected.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
how will people sharpen their thinking if they don't write their own words? the value in human writing even with llms remains almost the same. you won't get better stuff without it
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
This is how crazy and nationalistic people are getting. I'm an American citizen, though I am critical of the US government, and have no allegiances to China. What do you think America is doing to every country, even allies (which has b
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
not convincing. have you tried saying "free palestine" on a college campus recently?
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
the motive is to prevent us dominance of this space, which is a good thing
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
really a testament to how easily the us govt has spun a china bad narrative even though it is mostly fiction and american exceptionalism
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
that only works if the values are plausible
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Does underrate discussion. Larger shifts in strategy require iterated discussion and consensus formation. Not every meeting is this, nor should it be, but this is something that is underrepresented and under respected.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
The p100 masks are already certified so you can shop based on cost. Filters + fans are not certified so you have to know something more to understand what you are getting
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Just make sure you are criticizing the industry on things that are real. Accurate data collection (put not necessarily publication to a broad audience) is something industry does. Decision makers want to understand reality, they don't
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
a difference is that those masks were designed and certified at that level, which aides adoption
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
A data scientist will simply filter out impossible data when conducting an analysis

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