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by yumraj 4y ago
What’s the minimum single GPU that’ll work for the smallest model?
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by yumraj 4y ago
which 3D printer? any recommendation(s)?
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by yumraj 4y ago
Yup. Today Musk bans people from using Twitter, tomorrow (I know it's a Ford patent) he can ban people from their Tesla's if they piss him off.
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by yumraj 4y ago
I find it interesting that several companies are enacting policies to extract more revenue from customers in this economy via price increases or policy changes. I feel that this may force customers who are looking to reduce cost leave respe
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by yumraj 4y ago
AMD ?
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by yumraj 4y ago
I read the introduction [0] to prompt engineering in the [4] (above), and am confused, isn't it just common sense. To be honest I didn't dig deep, but the introduction [0] seems obvious stuff. Am I missing something? [0] https:&#
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by yumraj 4y ago
Are there any LED bulbs that are better, bulb light colors that are better?
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by yumraj 4y ago
I hope this applies to like Airbnb, Ticketmaster and so on who disclose late service fees.
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by yumraj 4y ago
> If you're afraid of an accident due to the vehicle in front of you braking regardless of the circumstances, then you're following too closely. I know what you're saying, but that is not what I'd meant. Also, I don&#
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by yumraj 4y ago
> Does anyone have insights on what QA looks like at Tesla for FSD work? Yes. An army of Tesla owners perform the QA, in production.
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by yumraj 4y ago
It seems there’s a huge disconnect between people who know how to drive and are confident in their skills, and those who are scared to drive and want to offload it to Musk. I’m actually afraid to drive behind a Tesla and either keep extra d
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by yumraj 4y ago
And Indian immigrants do that too and have risen to be CEOs and Vice Presidents and Prime Ministers and Ministers and in other leadership positions in other countries. What’s your point? No idea where “half the economies of countries” is co
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by yumraj 4y ago
Perhaps you missed the sarcasm in my comment above..
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by yumraj 4y ago
Based on this argument, perhaps we should eliminate private ownership of all homes. That will bring maximum benefit to the society, no? Wait, I think communist countries already tried that and failed. Anyway, let's just agree to disagr
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by yumraj 4y ago
> If you don't want to rent your property you should sell it to someone who is. What if I'm old and don't want the hassle of renters OR perhaps my house is not in a condition that it can be rented without substantial inves
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by yumraj 4y ago
Deterrence yes. But, it all depends on whose finger is on the button and whether they are rational or simply driven by an ideology of hate. If and when the finger changes, all bets are off.
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by yumraj 4y ago
The biggest beneficiary of India's partition was China. Without India's partition, assuming that the Muslim population that wanted a separate Islamic nation was willing to live peacefully, China may not have had the guts to gobble
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by yumraj 4y ago
> Pakistan is not an existential threat, So, a nuclear power, effectively ruled by military junta and full of religious fanatics is not an existential threat. In that case, I don't know what it. I guess North Korea is not an existen
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by yumraj 4y ago
I don't live in SF and don't have a home to rent, yet I just don't understand the rationale behind this law. I absolutely support rent control and various other provisions, but there could be many reasons for a person not wan
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by yumraj 4y ago
Could be Drones?
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by yumraj 4y ago
PG&E is waaaaa...aay too expensive even during off hours. I'm always pissed how much lower people in Santa Clara City pay then those in neighboring PG&E cities [0] [0] https://www.siliconvalleypower.com/resident
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by yumraj 4y ago
Sure, if that works for you and if you believe those sales numbers and reviews, and think you’ll get genuine product. For me, hell no!! We don’t have you convince each other.
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by yumraj 4y ago
Buy an SSD from a random Chinese vendor on Aliexpress - hmm, no thanks..
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by yumraj 4y ago
I have an iPhone SE2, with 86% battery health, over 86GB of storage left and performance and size that is just perfect for me. Why will I replace my phone if it's in just fine working condition and is sufficient for my needs, that too
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by yumraj 4y ago
The one, and only benchmark, I care about is battery longevity. Not how long battery lasts before needing charge, but how many years it lasts before dropping to say 80% of original capacity that it needs to be replaced or the phone needs to
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by yumraj 4y ago
Same way people live with themselves working for an Ad companies that tracks people, and social media companies, and every other kind of business that is considered unethical by vast majority of people - by looking at their bank balance and
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by yumraj 4y ago
Sarcasm ?
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by yumraj 4y ago
Strongly Disagree. The examples he’s given are more like a driver not knowing how to turn the wiper on, changing the speed of the wipers depending on the amount of rain and so on. Changing oil or brake pad would be like upgrading RAM in a m
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by yumraj 4y ago
I have a younger kid and we have set expectations that no cell phone before high school, I’m sure there’d be push back in middle school but we’ll be able to refer to the older kid. Fingers crossed.. Also, I had used the family thing with th
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by yumraj 4y ago
Touché! But, I'm pretty sure the Surgeon General did not have HN in mind while making that comment. :) HN is a social media, but it lacks certain capabilities that make it OK. First and foremost, there is no DM, then it's heavil

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