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Any reason to "upgrade"? I am still on Sonoma and don't see a point updating the system.
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Then model can say it's Opus, but really it is some old Sonnet. This seems to be happening less often, but some weeks ago I had to give models some test problems to gauge whether I am getting Opus or something knee-capped. The problem
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2mo ago
Why it should write comments at all? Code is the documentation. I only let it write high level information of why something is the way it is.
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2mo ago
I am pretty sure someone discussing taking people to gas chambers in 1933 would also be called having a wild take. It's where the US is heading. Fascism marches on in full swing.
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2mo ago
Is it actually good, like 2006 good? Can I go to page 300 rabbit hole and find some obscure website nobody knows with interesting content on the topic I am researching?
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2mo ago
The search was working until Google delivered "instant search" and then cut its functionality to remain "instant". Since then, the search is basically shit. The AI thing is poor as well, because it makes things up and ch
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From what I saw most people who "like" going to office are those suffering from domestic violence, having young children and wanting "time off" from parenting and in case of managers, the feeling of power over other huma
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2mo ago
With such profit margins, any new players entering the market will want those. This means prices are unlikely going to go down unless demand for memory vanishes, even if new suppliers come to the table.
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> It did not allow for the kind of competition, innovation, market entry, and research and development characteristic of modern capitalism, and it was closely ruled in every way by the state with Mussolini at its head That is precisely w
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2mo ago
textbook fascism (marriage of corporations and government).
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How do you track sleep then?
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2mo ago
nVidia could make DRAM themselves, but I heard it is much more complex than making a GPU...
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2mo ago
I can imagine a power user could tell time down to femto second if you asked them.
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Combined with poor battery life, this is quite pointless. I can imagine that would be okay if the watch lasted for a full month, then you could buy two watches and swap them out every now and then.
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I never understood these watches. I have Galaxy Ultra Watch and I found it is pointless (bought 2 years ago). Doesn't last a full day. So I cannot e.g. track sleep because it is charging or I cannot track something else because it is c
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2mo ago
Nvidia just throwing something "for peasants" to stay relevant. Where is competition spirit? More importantly why Nvidia is gatekeeping computing for everyday people? I find these releases are bad taste. Make 1TB DGX priced afford
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2mo ago
It seems like after Epstein was gone a lot of politicians in many countries suddenly want to identify children, take photos for "age identification", and their ages and what apps they use. Very strange.
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What is the difference between this and random sentence generator?
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Reminds me of ISO certification. Where all it does is that your complaints are called non-conformance.
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Isn't DGX already legacy? I mean 128GB in 2026? Clearly nVidia and others are gatekeeping technology from the pleb so that the rich who own the datacentres can charge us massive margins. Oh the debt or not making an even they are suppo
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> teetotaler ah the alcoholics lingo. The word you are looking for is "health conscious".
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You can dress it however you want, but "cocktail" is just a guise for self-harm. Do your body a favour and don't drink.
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> First, I get exhausted reading LLM prose. Often "be concise, to the point." is enough, but you can also paste it some stuff you like as an example text and ask to do style transfer.
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2mo ago
My back pain's gone once I started using Herman Miller chairs.
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How can you fight such fight if the government at highest level is compromised by the enemy - Russia?
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One of many questions at the interview will be asking what hardware they offer and what furniture. I had PTSD from sitting on a cheap office chair and developed massive back pain. If there isn't at least Herman Miller, anything else do
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Why people are excited about Intel barely matching already outdated CPUs of the competition? Shouldn't we be concerned that the company instead of aiming for the leap is producing legacy hardware destined for landfill? Wake me up when
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You can't copyright an API (ISA) or schematics (as in the wiring).
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Data is still compellable through US Cloud Act (and other provisions). If you want true EU data region, you should buy from a company without presence in the US.
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You obviously live in a bubble. Israel also has Epstein files and other kompromats, so Kransov is in double bind.
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