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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I don't think that's fair. I believe the advice is more like maybe you shouldn't eat the thumbtacks. Using ai to generate code is one thing asking for book recommendations, career advice, floating business ideas, talking it t
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
When I read the title I though that was the pool they were trying to access.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
There were cows a decade ago as well. The herd size dictates a level in the atmosphere it does not constantly increase the amount of methane in the atmosphere, there is an equilibrium. Increasing herd sizes increases that equilibrium level
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
Okay lets get this straight, animals do not contribute to global warming. The co2 they emit has been taken from the atmosphere from plants. Methane breaks down to Co2 in the atmosphere on average in 9.6 years. Animal rearing does not perman
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I would argue animal emissions do not matter at all, methane survives about a decade in the atmosphere. Eventually breaking down to co2, co2 that was already in the atmosphere to begin with. Fossil fuel emissions are the ones that matter.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I have lived in apartment complexes my whole life, I have only had to make a noise complaint once, and it was because the power company decided to park a power generator under my window for the building across the street. Ironically all of
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
Why don't you move? Exhaust fans till 2am seagulls at 5am. I would be out in the first week.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
(67.21% vs. 37.66%, OR = 3.393, p < 0.001). Notably, 44% of those who offered their seat in the experimental condition reported not seeing Batman. These findings suggest that unexpected events can promote prosociality, even without consc
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
No, they are far more cunning than you give them credit, they want to have the information but bare no responsibility for both collecting and validating it themselves nor for when the kids circumvent it. So they are in the golden zone of ma
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I had legit forgotten that hank figures it out on the toilet. Vince Gilligan truly made tv gold.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I am almost positive things are not the way they were and requests for data access especially if the subjects background is "suspect" are more highly scrutinized. And as the Americans are choosing to interfere in European domestic
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
Coding while definitely not easy, it was never the hard part. The hard part has always been how to solve x problem. Coding is the last piece of that part, which while not easy is not the hardest. The art of computer programming books are no
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
The obvious solution is shutting it down it does offer nothing. Short of that shadow ban everyone everyone sees their own messages, and add a few fake ones every now and then.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
> A couple of the bots did not even get that. GPTBot and ChatGPT-User, the agents OpenAI uses for training and live fetches, came back 406 I find that odd, If I were doing that, that's what I would want to target the bots used for t
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
Buuut it's from 2014, and in case you didn't notice there was quite a bit of inflation between 2014 and now. Back in 2014 the share of household incomes earning more than 99,999 was 34.5 in 2024 it was 42.8
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I am guessing this one https://huggingface.co/SyzygyResearch/Mach-1-Additive-35B-Mu...
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
To be fair, in most of the headlines, x is a Xeon from 2017 or a macbook pro or a gpu with 4 gb of vram. In this case, it's a datacenter gpu, and one that actually has more VRAM than the NVIDIA equivalent.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I've got two 300W cards, that when fully running work at about 400W - 550W. It's like a space heater at a low setting, the room gets noticeably warmer.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
Advance-fee scams have been around since the 18th century, internet is not required.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
Computers consumer more energy than both the bitcoin network and AI. And they are responsible for all the cybercrime everywhere.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
At this point of time Herb Sutter was working for Microsoft. When he says "we" the compiler team is included. What he means is that, it works for Microsoft as it is and zero fucks are given for other compilers and platforms.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
Yeah but there is really no way to enforce a single resale other than extensive DRM measures, which is the whole thing we want to avoid. By allowing resale of digital copies outside of platforms all you get is essentially the complete repea
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
I mean can't you see why 4 and 5 are irreconcilable? I am all for 1-4 and 6. But reselling digital copies is silly.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
The next step they want to take is not have you use your own hardware at all and just stream it to you, so you don't even have a copy.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
> Since I couldn't do anything else,... Sail the high seas my friend.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
You can get one on ebay for like 20k, but it comes without the backplane and i dont think there is a pcie card adaptor from china like the ones for h200.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
It's not expensive, it's an unsolved problem, the main issue for many years has been the modeling of cloth behavior. They already have a folding robot that means they have solved a significant chunk of it. But the generalization o
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
https://www.weaverobotics.com/ And Toyota robotics has been trying to solve loading dishwashers for at least 7 years. And that's all the housework required really, vacuuming, mopping, dishwasher un/loading, pickin
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
> Verbitterung/Verrohung of public life seems to be omnipresent now It's not exclusive to Germany. I have been experiencing this further south in the continent and is visibly growing in the UK as well.
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by throwawayffffas 2mo ago
That is exactly what the interviewer did. And yes solving the problem you know how to solve is the right move.

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