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dangoljames
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Comment #49259298
...first and foremost, a durable display - durable in terms of the number of writes it can survive. until then, the question is moot.
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Comment #49220353
it's just a wall of blah blah until I see a gguf on hf
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Comment #49095798
What the hell does the FCC have to do witb power inverters? Dont they have some drone pilots to harass or something?
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Comment #49095781
Its a losing battle because anthropic can never be profitable (ditto openAI) They need all the protection they can get and it wont be enough, no matter their market cap.
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Comment #29475102
Brilliant.
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Comment #29475048
Youtube beeds a peer to peer competitor.
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Comment #29450124
Sorry if this seems a bit ranty. I'm kind of a middle ground person, perhaps leaning slightly 'against' rather than 'for', over predominantly environmental concerns. I've distanced…
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Comment #28049353
My biggest problem with copilot is not how it's trained, but with it's targeting of microsoft coding tools. I don't use visual anything, and I don't know anyone who does. I code a …
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Comment #28021482
Just asking for a friend: what makes this such a great scientific achievement? of what practical use is it? Can it be used as a means to solve other 'hard' math problems? can it po…
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Comment #27480528
The silo is soooo over.
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Comment #26548201
Before any of THOSE questions can be asked, we first have to arrive at some sort of consensus concerning what constitutes a phenomena...
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Comment #26548187
YOU GO, Stephen :D
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Comment #26469915
Effing Brilliant.
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Comment #24811480
This is why I have relatively new early occulus device sitting boxed on a shelf -- I got it just after ditching FB and just befor FB bought Occulus.
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Comment #24810578
I've done something similar but as a python flask app that uses a web browser as a reading/writing platform, that keeps it's (unencrypted) stash in a local directory (it's a 'local…
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Comment #24655126
I can't say I'm a big fan of firefox/mozilla, but I'm a huge fan of their attitude.
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Comment #24638355
s/roll/role
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Comment #24638316
All of these have particularly large datacenter footprints in places where fires are ravaging the countryside.
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Comment #24574328
"Warp factor five, Mr. Scott."
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Comment #24493080
This whole argument is a bullshit argument. I have, somewhat grudgungly I'd admit -- slowly come around to the idea that systemd might be worth the trouble. That said, there is roo…
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Comment #24374779
The one thing that all the negative commentary fails to acknowledge is that even in the face of this somewhat overstated inconsistency across all these command line tools and appli…
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Comment #24340292
The atlas obscura is a literary and jounalistic rabbit hole filled with salt licks and honey pots. Great site, I never spend less than 20 minutes there.
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Comment #24164727
I don't have ADHD, but I have struggled with motivation from time to time, especially when confronted with tasks that I have little confidence I'll complete successfully. That said…
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Comment #24164540
This right here. In 1997 I resold a 56k connection over dialup and did a bang-up business until the local phone company put me out of business.