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chriscappuccio

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About chriscappuccio

When I fight Satan, I use the sharpest knives I can find.

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    Comment #46398737

    Old man yells at clouds.

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    Comment #43606404

    Yeah I really want Simone to be the overlord who defines what should and shouldn't be allowed

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    Comment #43453896

    Memantine is an NMDA antagonist like ketamine and other dissociatives.

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    Comment #43276037

    Better to run the Q8 model on an epyc pair with 768GB, you'll get the same performance

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    Comment #43263391

    I mean, yeah, OK, try not flossing...

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    Comment #42779082

    Of course it can be separated. There is no inherent reason the two must be molded together. Zero.

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    Comment #42769288

    after well more than three decades of ice fishing, i am absolutely delighted to ask an LLM for an ffmpeg fish and yet, i too know that it is perhaps not quite as good for me as fin…

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    Comment #42741686

    The research peptide sites are about the only reasonable places to buy this stuff

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    Comment #42608179

    o1 did terrible. o3 did well on arc-agi-pub (public training data) but hasn't passed the private test yet.

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    Comment #42608121

    You can get rid of OpenAI's wordy, excited and guardrailed responses with the eigenrobot prompt, for instance. https://x.com/eigenrobot/status/1870696676819640348 I generally prefe…

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    Comment #42604530

    There was a version of KA9Q NOS with multitasking that could serve telnet, ftp, smtp, bbs, convers, and more plus give you multiple switchable terminals for telnet, ftp, all at the…

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    Comment #42391383

    6ghz isn't very fragile, 60ghz is

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    Comment #42354468

    Origin Maine/Origin USA might have some interest to you. They've been buying back clothing manufacturing equipment that was sold overseas decades ago and using 100% USA labor and m…

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    Comment #42166382

    Wasn't it just a week ago we discovered that widely used models were significantly underestimating CO2 absorption by plants?

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    Comment #41920455

    https://archive.is/FcXRW

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    Comment #41847411

    What microwave doesn't suck in 2024 that's what I'd like to know

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    Comment #41830905

    After chronic insulin resistance causes higher amounts of insulin to be generated for long periods of time

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    Comment #41688064

    While this intuitively seems likes good idea, his real life examples are severely lacking. This gets interesting when we see where the rubber hits the road, the causes and effects …

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    Comment #41620836

    Maybe at the point when this guy figured out that drinking a fifth a day was bad, and his insurance company was a piece of shit, he could have thought, I'll do something else. Juji…

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    Comment #41598815

    A web search engine that combines results from different web sites? (2022) (openai.com)

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    Comment #41575953

    Rocket science ain't what it used to be

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    Comment #41497913

    Windows was great at running word processors. BSD and Linux were great as internet scale servers. It was until Microsoft tried running Hotmail on NT that they had any idea there wa…

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    Comment #41278126

    An incredible waste you mean?