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by weberer 2y ago
Obtaining high quality training data is the biggest moat right now.
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by weberer 2y ago
>the free market-based US healthcare system The healthcare system in the US is far, far from a free market. Most people would describe it as a crony capitalist market. There's a lack of transparency, lack of competition, and lobbyis
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by weberer 2y ago
It sounds like they're talking about the difference between baseload power and intermittent power. Replacing fossil fuel baseload power plants can be done now. Replacing them with variable renewable energy sources would require some so
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by weberer 2y ago
JCDecaux already does that. I make sure to never look at them when passing by. It sucks that they infest all metro stations in Helsinki. https://www.jcdecaux.com.au/news-around-world/jetstar-and-jc...
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by weberer 2y ago
Yeah, on AWS you can set up a Glue Data Catalog and query it with Athena.
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by weberer 2y ago
We do have one. I guess not many people even here know about it since it doesn't have a multi-million ad campaign around it. I've been messing around with a few distros on my Pinephone. The base Pinephone is much too weak to be us
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by weberer 2y ago
All intercity trains in Finland are ran by the state monopoly VR, which has variable pricing.
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by weberer 2y ago
Any dedicated MFA app, such as Authy.
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by weberer 2y ago
If you live in the Northeast Corridor (DC, Philadelphia, NYC, Boston) then the Acela express is really convenient. The only catch is that a Megabus trip is usually 1/3rd the price.
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by weberer 2y ago
If you get a "Service unavailable" message when trying it out, it means you are region locked because you're in the EU. Clear your cookies and use an American VPN to access it. Its very annoying, but at least the workaround i
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by weberer 2y ago
According to the open letter they linked, it looks to be regarding some regulation about the training data used. https://euneedsai.com/
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by weberer 2y ago
I want you to read your post again, but keep in mind that the American population tends to vote around 50-50 Democrat-Republican in each election. Instead of simply assuming that you're reading posts from the other 50% who also want to
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by weberer 2y ago
All modern games developed by Valve support Linux natively. They don't have much control over what other companies do.
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by weberer 2y ago
Oh, I misread. Never mind then
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by weberer 2y ago
They're not restarting reactor 2. They're starting the one that shut down in 2019.
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by weberer 2y ago
Its crazy how this resulted in 0 deaths, yet it pretty much halted nuclear power production for good in the US.
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by weberer 2y ago
The US is a big place. If you live anywhere within a 2 hour drive to the beach, then its common to have weekend trips where you spend some time swimming in the ocean.
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by weberer 2y ago
Yeah. Thankfully, HN updated the title to be more descriptive. (Old title was "Novel Architecture Makes Neural Networks More Understandable")
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by weberer 2y ago
1. Open the uBlock Origin dashboard in your browser (click the little gears icon) 2. Navigate to the "Filter Lists" tab 3. Scroll down to the "Cookie notices" section 4. Check the box that says "EasyList/uBO –
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by weberer 2y ago
>This is the flimsy excuse made not to respect the Do Not Track header. Not exactly. The issue was that a specific version of IE enabled that header without giving the user a choice. If a user explicitly chooses to toggle the header, or
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by weberer 2y ago
Back when people would regularly die of pellagra? Diets have absolutely improved since then.
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by weberer 2y ago
>Or that the elected representatives are elected by the 16% who don't want stronger privacy laws? This one is closest. Said companies hire lobbyists to always be in the ear of politicians. For example, here are the recent bills that
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by weberer 2y ago
I think you misunderstood the point. There's a specific thing regarding alignment that Schulman and OpenAI disagree on, and that thing is not revealed to us. There are countless possibilities, but we are left in the dark. For example,
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by weberer 2y ago
Well that's strictly limited by square meter. Especially based on your geographical location, time of day, and time of year. Solar power is basically useless in Finland for example. It makes sense why northern Europe would want to inve
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by weberer 2y ago
Moving out of the city and into a small town. It made a night and day difference. Neighbors became people you actually know and talk to rather than just another stranger like the thousands of others on your block. Another commenter really n
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by weberer 2y ago
What percentage of the population do you think lives in a gated community? I know its common in some areas with particularly high amounts of break ins like South Africa and Brazil, but they're fairly rare in the USA.
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by weberer 2y ago
I've noticed an uptick recently of large brands to start referring to themselves as "The [Brand] Community". The author pointed out Youtube here (who in an Orwellian manner calls their ToS "community guidelines") bu
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by weberer 2y ago
>FLUX.1 [dev]: The base model >FLUX.1 [schnell]: A distilled version of the base model that operates up to 10 times faster It should also be noted that "schnell" is the German word for "fast".
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by weberer 2y ago
Ironically, Cloudflare removed DDoS protection from KiwiFarms without a court order due to a political pressure campaign.
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by weberer 2y ago
Maybe its region specific, but I don't see any AI summary when I search in Google.

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