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by yread 4y ago
> In the end you can protest all you want but when dudes with guns show up, they care not about it. They will take your stuff, they will rape your wife and daughters, they will murder your sons and you. Do you mean the police?
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by yread 4y ago
The real Tesla! Sorry, I'm biased my grandma worked there. Their radios were also very stylish
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by yread 4y ago
Yeah it's a bit counter productive - you build a house with great insulation so that there is almost no heat escaping outside. And then you have to install ventilation that literally creates vacuum in your house to suck cold dry (absol
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by yread 4y ago
In addition to other replies you want to keep the relative humidity <60% otherwise you get condensation (your 20C air, 40% relative humidity gets cooled to 15C and that becomes 55% relative humidity, cool it to 10C and it becomes 75%). C
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by yread 4y ago
There is Doom 3 https://wasm.continuation-labs.com/d3demo/ Released in 2004, but still quite impressive
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by yread 4y ago
Solar is not 0g CO2e. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00489... says it's 14-73g CO2e. Home solar systems are probably less efficient so it could be even more. Do you have a ba
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by yread 4y ago
trackball mouse gets you the x-y. Force sensor could get you the z. You get also the rotation and tilt, see page 4 in the manual https://3dconnexion.com/manuals/spacemouse-wireless/en/Manua... But yeah pricin
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by yread 4y ago
A 3D mouse like https://3dconnexion.com/nl/product/spacemouse-wireless/ is really nice if you need it. It's basically a 6 degree of freedom input - you can move in x-y, up and down, tilt it or rotate it.
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Revisiting the Alienware M11X R3 review 12 years later(notebookcheck.net)
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by yread 4y ago
There is some reserach that trees already communicate indirectly via a network of fungi around their roots using sugars so it's not that far fetched https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-whispering...
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by yread 4y ago
Multiple mines will come online this year and next (for example Cinovec in EU with ~30kt/year)
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by yread 4y ago
Kingdom Come Deliverance came out in 2018, too and is a very good (and unique) game if you can get into it Maybe E3 found out Warhorse is not ready yet to announce KCD 2 so they decided it's not worth it to organize the whole thing
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by yread 4y ago
Get the D12. It has a high wife-approval-factor
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by yread 4y ago
I just still write WinForms. It looks like crap, works everywhere and everyone knows how to use it
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by yread 4y ago
40k km a year? That's a lot of driving, 200+km every workday! Good for you but the EU average is 11.300km.
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by yread 4y ago
The Dutch have various plans how to fight the sea in the next 300 years. One of them calls for dams around the big cities and letting everything else flood, moving 2 million people [1]. Compared to that is this project (well, the Dutch part
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by yread 4y ago
Baba Yetu is great but opening of Civ 1 was so inspiring (if you had a good MIDI box, I don't remember it sounding this good tho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrRGfHArMNA )
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by yread 4y ago
Wouldn't opensourcing the weights and trying to commoditize LLMs be a smarter move? That seems to be the only chance to catch up with OpenAI.
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by yread 4y ago
Did they announce that they shutdown because of pink elephants? No they announced they are shutting down with "...SpankPay being discriminated against due to the nature of our business...". It makes sense to report it as such when
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by yread 4y ago
Isn't Java world a lot more confusing? You have Java language, Java compiler, Java class library, Java Virtual Machine, Java bytecode, Java runtime environment, Java development kit (OpenJDK - is it open? how many forks are there?), Ja
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by yread 4y ago
Sorry, should have been more specific. I work with pathologists. They never ever talk to anyone much less a patient :-)
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by yread 4y ago
I work a lot with doctors where there also worries about being replaced with AI. The pioneers there say that won't happen but doctors who use AI will replace the ones that don't. Same thing in our field. And just like in our field
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by yread 4y ago
Same here, started with peanut butter and egg for a 4 month old. Now has allergies for both. I guess it works across populations. Or the research is wrong
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by yread 4y ago
Latest release failed the tests (with some memory corruption yikes) even. Doesn't inspire a lot of confidence that it won't eat your photos. But the v7 uses DNN from OpenCV for face detection that supposedly has 91% accuracy on CP
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by yread 4y ago
Don't miss out the explanation (towards the end of the article) how for a particularly pathological example of async/await code they went from 145MB of allocations in .NET Framework to 109KB in .NET Core and to 0 when using ValueT
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by yread 4y ago
It presented me with some weird facts and when I asked for a reference it hallucinated one from 1988. The article name returned 0 results on Google. I went to the journal, volume, issue and page and found out it was in the middle of another
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by yread 4y ago
Earth's atmosphere is also incredibly corrosive for things made out of wrong metals. Steam everywhere in places even in the form of vapor or liquid mixed with salt (even more corrosive). EDIT: oh and there is oxygen everywhere, if your
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by yread 4y ago
Interesting! How did you get GPU servers? They used to be available but can you still get them? And can you share more details about the automated hardware failure monitoring?
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by yread 4y ago
It's a pity you can't get the 8TB (or 16TB! a man can dream) SSDs for these new servers (only for AX101) for a nice high density high perf storage
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by yread 4y ago
Sharp TVs are also made by hisense

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