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by whazor 3y ago
At the same time, all bikes break. They have to bear heavy vibrations and wear. You need a global logistic network of replacement parts, and a bike has many parts. Using common parts, or at least 50% common parts, would reduce design, produ
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by whazor 3y ago
Many parents wake up in the middle of the night to feed the baby and change the diaper. I liked it better when I wake up in the middle of the night. At some point, my child could sleep until 5 or 6am, which is a more difficult time for me t
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by whazor 3y ago
Dont forget the chemicals that would also hurt your hands.
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by whazor 3y ago
That is the point. Tailwind is just CSS. And like the article says, you can copy paste designs from examples. The key difference between Bootstrap and Tailwind is that Tailwind designs are distributed. So Bootstrap designs feel like Bootstr
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by whazor 3y ago
Hopefully they can finally add the ability to initiate providers ad-hoc, such that you can create environments and then configure those afterwards in one go.
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by whazor 3y ago
A bike with VanMoof looks and software, but with standard components, would be a great bike. Maybe the standard components need to be improved to make this possible.
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by whazor 3y ago
It would be easier to make a street car free. As driverless cabs dont need parking and can use daily updated maps. There would be very little resistance if a street gets converted to a small park. People would have to walk 5 min further to
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by whazor 3y ago
Laptops are more vulnerable. They are more likely to need replacement fans, new display, new keyboard. For a mainboard upgrade, it might make sense if two generations ahead is seriously better. For example, 13th gen i5 is outperforming the
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by whazor 3y ago
Agriculture in the current state is wasteful of water, but it doesn't have to be that way. Ban or limit fertilizer and make the farmers use real nature that can store rain water much better.
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by whazor 3y ago
Managers have meetings the whole day with other managers. Those managers are often in different locations. Thus, WFH often the best situation for managers.
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by whazor 3y ago
M1 has 8 GPU cores, M1 Pro has 16, M1 Max has 32 cores. Apple says the GPU of M1 Max is four times as fast as M1. So 30FPS Ultra on 1080p should be possible?
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by whazor 3y ago
Since Figma has documents, and each document only has a limited amount of users working (writes) on them, it makes a lot of sense to horizontally shared those. Whereas other tables, for authentication and other user logic, it makes more sen
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by whazor 3y ago
Switch the app icon in post?
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by whazor 3y ago
I would not be surprised if they, over the months, kept adding more and more 'safety' features and prompts because of incidents that happened.
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by whazor 3y ago
I think that VR business meetings would be quite valuable. But indeed, you cannot make your employees wear a VR glasses for prolonged periods if it gives them severe headaches and/or nauseousness.
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by whazor 3y ago
Disagreed, for VR/AR there are many issues that can make the experience uncomfortable or even sickening. The hardware and software are key to making a better device that is actually nice to use. Just putting on a Quest 2 headset is a t
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by whazor 3y ago
I noticed EV drivers are much more willing to break and wait for people crossing. I think it is because of regenerative breaking and quick acceleration, which makes the cost of stopping much smaller. Or negative if you get a kick out of acc
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by whazor 3y ago
Agreed. Places like huggingface, or even torrents are allowing a unstoppable decentralised AI race. This is like fighting media piracy. Plus other countries might outcompete you on AI now.
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by whazor 3y ago
It makes no sense, UK still has the same consent laws as EU, and Bard is deployed there. Maybe an oversight? It does look like they don't know what they are doing.
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by whazor 3y ago
I am looking forward! I tried side loading the YouTube with sponsorblock and adblock, which worked but renewing the apps weekly is too much effort.
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by whazor 3y ago
I think the main problem is the compounding error rate. These LLM models are very impressive, however they still have an error rate albeit very low. When you have an agent that is recursively using its own output, you are multiplying the er
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by whazor 3y ago
Cargo delivery bikes are great for walkable and safe streets, much better than noisy drones.
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by whazor 3y ago
A big factor is that the error rate is compounding. Tiny mistakes would become bigger and bigger if you would run GPT in a loop. It needs interaction and calibration from a human to keep it in check. Even we as humans are using all kinds of
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by whazor 3y ago
When I Google for "modern sailing ship", I only see CGI rendered ships. This ship looks like most other older sailing ships, which still have ship yards that can construct and repair them. They started with buying an older ship fr
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by whazor 3y ago
LLaMa uses books3 which is a source of pirated books, to train the model. So either, it is very hypocrite of them to apply DCMA while the model itself is illegal. Or, they are trying to somewhat stop spreading as they know it is illegal. An
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by whazor 4y ago
The people who are maintaining the repository likely have to organise meetings with legal and business teams. When no agreement can be reached, doing nothing is the easiest way forward. They have to do this next to their normal work. Sendin
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by whazor 4y ago
But we do not even know whether GPT-4 is 'just a LLM'. Given the latest addons and the fact it can do some mathematics, I think there is more under the hood. Maybe it can query some reasoning engine. This is why I think it is so i
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by whazor 4y ago
You can really see it when she closes the eyes, that particular part makes it look super video-gamey.
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by whazor 4y ago
I believe in the concept of crowdsourced recommendation engines, but I am afraid Twitter might fail at that. A great recommendation engine is tuned to what people like. However, that would be subjective, and solving the problem in an abstra
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by whazor 4y ago
I think it is important to know, as a user, how things roughly work. Now we don't know how they fixed previous flaws or what the drawbacks are.

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