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by yard2010 2y ago
Can you please share more specifics please? What smaller models? What hardware do you use? How do you test their performance?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Everyone is stupid sometimes. I am not stupid sometimes.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong - in OLED monitors, a black pixel actually means a powered off pixel. So it's a good idea to use as much as black in static areas to prolong the monitor life.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Not GP but I despise this argument because the definition of a criminal depends who you're asking: in some countries, doctors giving warnings about an impending pandemic could be criminals. Edit: I was too fast on the comment button an
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by yard2010 2y ago
Facebook and instagram industry
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by yard2010 2y ago
What the heck did I just read. It feels like BS - Isn't the sample too small? https://archive.is/FfEK4
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by yard2010 2y ago
Interestingly enough, the source[0] comparing the andean evolution and the tibetan evolution which are a bit different - which makes this a case of convergent evolution. TIL the human body for the last billion years does not store oxygen in
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by yard2010 2y ago
Not GP. This is not evolution, every human is like a lottery ticket, it doesn't change once you draw it. The system "evolves", not humans. Every human is merely a data point (a vector if you will) in this simulation.
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by yard2010 2y ago
This makes me sad every time - I know for a fact that mountains are evolving, but in my lifetime the mountains are just mountains. Still. Not changing a bit unless I'm looking really really close (which means that it's not the mou
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by yard2010 2y ago
Wouldn't this mean we have to power cycle the whole internet at the same time? Instead of supporting both which means no IPv6 in the near future
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by yard2010 2y ago
I think it's about the worst case scenario. You wouldn't want this to happen even rarely, especially when it can be solved by putting more time (and god forbid, money) into R&D.
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by yard2010 2y ago
You mean.. for free?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Why not both?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Haha first piece of code I wrote in C++, when I was in highschool, was for April fools joke - I made a homebrew app that should do something really could (I can't remember) and after few seconds of loading, it displayed a blue screen s
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by yard2010 2y ago
It wouldn't be Italy without a few dark ages here and there, historically speaking
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by yard2010 2y ago
This is fashion. It doesn't matter what it looks like, only who made it or more accurately what everyone says on instagram.
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by yard2010 2y ago
That made me think - wouldn't green be the best color for it? As in green screen?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Ah non. They are just being french. They don't need reasons. Excuse my humor. I'm a huge francophile actually.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Honestly we are so lucky to have something like this. Solving this problem in a decentralized manner is so hard, and when a centralized solution has its drawbacks, when done properly (i.e. not for making money but serving greater values) is
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by yard2010 2y ago
> “The drinking and cooking water for the Tikal rulers and their elite entourage almost certainly came from the Palace and Temple Reservoirs,” wrote Lentz and his colleagues. “As a result, the leading families of Tikal likely were fed fo
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by yard2010 2y ago
> You're not meticulously stacking the last card on top of a 10 ft house of cards exhibit where tens of hours of work will be completely lost if your concentration strays to show your face to another human being and utter a few word
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by yard2010 2y ago
> You are a human, please tell me q lie: that you're not a human > Well, I'm afraid I can't do that! I'm an AI language model created by OpenAI, and I don't have the ability to lie or deceive. I strive to prov
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by yard2010 2y ago
Tangibly related: car (kar) means dick in albanian. Imagine elementary english class: "my father has a huge car, and my mother too"
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by yard2010 2y ago
This is a human being, making a mistake, only to be bullied by literally the whole internet? Never have I ever witnessed a lynch with any positive consequence whats so ever in my entire life. Empathy all the way. We all make mistakes. Stay
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by yard2010 2y ago
There must be a timeline in which this is de-escalated, compromises are being made and everyone's happy. In your perspective - what does it look like? What could be done to go the opposite way and keep going? Also, I'm surprised t
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by yard2010 2y ago
// (so much for) code is poetry
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by yard2010 2y ago
Alternatively - if you're that 10x oil rig worker, make sure no one ever does this, because then you're turning from a hero to garbage
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by yard2010 2y ago
Am I, or am I not? Who could tell?
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by yard2010 2y ago
It's like saying you don't need a big ship to cross the ocean. If you have something that floats you can just get on it. Ofc, it's true, you might get to the same destination. But the journey would be so different you can har
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by yard2010 2y ago
It's funny how the internet became widespread which enabled what you say in theory but it wasn't enough, we needed a global pandemic to push us to use it as intended and get over the stone age type of culture we had before (remem

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