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There can only be so many "I saved 10x by moving to Hetzner" posts before they pick up the value they were leaving on the table...
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4mo ago
And why does it sink. Its basically squished wood!
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> Pursuant to Section 7 of AGPLv3, the copyright holder is expressly entitled to impose additional conditions. In the case of ONLYOFFICE, such conditions include, in particular: >the obligation to retain the original product logo (Sec
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4mo ago
you make some money without doing evil and some more in other ways
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4mo ago
Maybe they count them twice? That would work out to 41C if both sides are in shade (or 69C if one is shaded and one on the sunny side)
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4mo ago
To buy stocks you need savings. 24% of Americans don't have any. Your scheme wouldn't benefit them. Or am I misreading it?
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4mo ago
Woah just tried Sonnet with Legal plugin and it's scary! It did a decent job of putting the stuff I wanted in place but it made subtle corrections all over the place (deleting "but not limited to", "reasonable effort&quo
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4mo ago
I work with pathologists and radiology is way ahead of us with AI use in clinical setting (but still not very far). Only things that get serious use are lab-developed (ie not commercial) image analysis algorithms for very limited (tedious,
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Nuget/.NET ecosystem just handles it so much better. Netvips assumes libvips is available and they provide packages for common platforms. No need to waste electricity rebuilding stuff, or install native build chains, build and test dep
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SSD is also soldered for little performance advantage.
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4mo ago
Wouldn't something like this also work: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elias_omega_coding I've used to great effect for compression
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4mo ago
shh there is no "war"
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4mo ago
does everyone who gets photographed by a satellite get an "absolute right" to destroy the satellite then? Bit of a slippery glidy no-fun slope
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Is Russia Maneuvering to Threaten an Iceye Satellite?
(integrityisr.com)
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4mo ago
If it's done for the purpose of defrauding debtors of the daughter company, the law
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> How can you make it illegal for the business to get a loan? That would also be legal. But if you take the assets out of the daughter company you would go to prison for https://web.archive.org/web/20141030194421&#x
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4mo ago
Impressive chip but picked benchmarks where 256 core chips score the same as 128 core (Vera itself has 88 cores)
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4mo ago
No, just Cline with Qwen 3.5 35B A3B. I was thinking it's highly confidential (contract!) but thinking about it again I'll just publish the T&Cs so it didn't make sense to protect it.
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4mo ago
The LLMs are not even that good at law. I have a license agreement that I wanted to turn into General Terms and Conditions and they kept failing or rewriting the whole thing from scratch when a competent lawyer would just do a few pinpoint
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4mo ago
I like it that you can play the way you want. And some are definitely not easier than the classics. Try Kingdom Come Deliverance (1 or 2) with the "do not kill anyone" achievement
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Even if he did so what? It doesn't say "never use AI".
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RTX A6000 or A100 from 2020 also sells for more than the release price
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4-5 years for GPU being outdated is a bit ... outdated. 3090 from 2020 still get sold for more than the release price
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> I go back and forth a bit to see if its proposals are better than mine I find it useful to let it generate benchmarks comparing the approaches. Turns out AI is terrible at guessing whats faster or allocates less
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Only problem is where to get it. Unavailable everywhere, spoke to the manufacturer on alibaba and they told me its EOL:( And if it breaks they probably won't repair it anyway. It's a derivation of an old Kickstarter project: Jorno
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Next step is to get a foldable keyboard: Action is selling one for 6 eur or go fancy with IC bk-05s). Fits in a jacket pocket and with some getting used is almost as good
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I think it should point to https://www.worldwidewords.org/qa-lim1.html The limerick verse
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Wwwuuuuuaaahhhhh! (making a big wild excited noise using asp.net core exclusively on Linux servers since 2017)
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5mo ago
I heard NIH grantees had to always jump through extra hoops when hiring foreign companies or purchasing foreign products
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5mo ago
Nice game. It's a pity that the stadimeter is so small. I can't read it at all and have to trust the computer (if I wanted to trust the computer I would probably play a different game)
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