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celeritascelery
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About celeritascelery
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Comment #47953329
I would be that would be highly unlikely to succeed. I have tried to dispute charges with my credit card for similar issues, and they always side with the business. I don’t think I…
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Comment #47933767
Maybe I am missing something here, but if all the frontier AI labs use TPU, why is Nvidia making so much money?
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Comment #47807841
You click on “accept terms and conditions” which means you agree to the contact.
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Comment #47744080
Agreed. I am getting tired of half the HN posts being about politics. I come here to get away from that stuff, but it is becoming a greater portion of the content.
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Comment #47744035
Twitter/X has the same feature. It is all I use.
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Comment #47732670
That was my thought exactly. If small models can find these same vulnerabilities, and your company is trying to find vulnerabilities, why didn’t you find them?
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Comment #47596627
Nothing will. Which is why buses are required to stop. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1938_South_Jordan_train-bus_co...
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Comment #47581648
> why doing that with schoolbuses still isn't a problem? Because school buses are very large and heavy and the passengers are high off the roadway. Buses also need to stop at all r…
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Comment #47556586
Volumetric rate is all that matters to normal consumers. It doesn’t matter where the costs come from or why. Only $/kwh.
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Comment #47444429
What would change is the government would need to greatly increase their debt. In 2025 the government got about $5.23 trillion in tax revenue and spent about $7 trillion. So most o…
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Comment #47444322
That seems like a terrible idea. A good tax accountant will help you find ways to lower tax burden and save money. The IRS has no such incentive, and will probably just tax you at …
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Comment #47087665
GLP-1
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Comment #46988818
Agentcraft is exactly what I was thinking about when I saw this
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Comment #46982124
Caveat that I know very little about these labor relations laws. However from what I gathered from the article some entities like airlines and railroads are regulated differently t…
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Comment #46858056
While the EU welfare is not that much larger than the US (maybe 5% more of GDP), the US also has much more money, a larger portion of the population working, and higher population …
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Comment #46772934
Didn’t know that external battery packs were a thing. That could be super useful.
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Comment #46716351
And I prefer to use sniping bots because they let me revise my bid all the way up until the auction ends. If I put a bid on something and then sleep on it and decide I don’t actual…
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Comment #46716321
It does not. Even if you submit a snipe bid the normal eBay bidding rules apply.
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Comment #46461534
I had no idea till this moment that’s what the arrow was for…
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Comment #46233057
I have had this conversation with several people. I feel like I used to be able to type with a fairly low error rate on a smaller screen with old iPhones. Now I feel that it is con…
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Comment #46149533
I never visit twitter/X “for you” or homepage, but instead just use the timeline and see only people I follow. This is mostly interesting people in tech or hobbies. It is great for…
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Comment #46115024
Most medical care is not an immediate emergency. If I could compare MRI prices and it would impact how much I pay (either as an insurance copay or out of pocket) I would absolutely…
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Comment #45942544
I would have just been happy if the declared value was what I paid, instead of almost double.
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Comment #45941915
I had this happen to me on an order from Sweden. The order was about $450 + $50 shipping. I used an online tariff calculator and it said it should be 15%. So I was expecting ~$70. …
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Comment #45894166
The Manhattan project is a pretty obvious example. The past world wars were full of technological advances that world powers were trying to keep away from enemies.