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dummydummy1234

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    Comment #49245736

    Somewhat agree, but Facebook and social media are really bad though, even leaving aside extreme cases like Myanmar genocide promotion. I think Facebook would need to do a lot more …

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    Comment #49243491

    So anyone have prior art we can point to? Because no way is a rpc call novel.

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    Comment #49235757

    So I am working on building a low latency streaming dataflow framework - ala gnuradio but actually usable in production. The idea is to have deterministic latency as a first class …

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    Comment #49157998

    Wait I thought the router ends up specializing the experts? Like there is no explicit goal aside from each 'expert' getting roughly equal weight? And it happens that when you train…

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    Comment #48784814

    Wouldn't high CO2 make you breath faster?

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    Comment #48777425

    Inference isn't that hard, you can run on amd/ Intel if needed.

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    Comment #48721568

    ... Out of curiosity, why did they close the street? Was it to turn it into public walking space? (I'm trying to imagine a reason and coming up short...)

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    Comment #48721097

    It's really annoying when you open a interesting article and realize it's llm slop.

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    Comment #48640069

    Can't you just force it to do structured output via constrained generation?

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    Comment #48634724

    But if they subsidize the hardware, non game users will purchase the hardware and use it for non game use-cases, where valve cannot recoupe the costs. A interesting scenario would …

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    Comment #48625259

    Wait, did you get paid overtime when he modified your time sheet? I guess it may not be normal but I got straight time overtime when I worked for a contractor. Made those weeks I r…

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    Comment #48484446

    Wow that's snappy

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    Comment #48279053

    Population is generally stable or declining out side of the developing world. Infinite cities only yh happen with infinite population.

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    Comment #48025781

    Why not use the same acc disability features?

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    Comment #47961106

    So, I always thought that Warhammer 40k techpriests were absurd. Strange obscure religious rituals to appease the machine spirit. But at this point I can actually see something lik…

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    Comment #47904008

    So you are not the target audience for this. The target is people who would buy a MacBook but want to run Linux. There are many people who turn down the MacBook, not because of bui…

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    Comment #47824652

    Arbitrage I assume

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    Comment #47792091

    Prepaid/paid limits with shutoff is appropriate for this though. If you have per key limits, this is not possible, and even in a wild situation you should b able to expect that you…

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    Comment #47767753

    How much is industrial scale batteries for solar?

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    Comment #47760052

    Mid thinking cycle seems dangerous as it will probably kill caching.

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    Comment #47753412

    Can you use zellij over ssh on a remote server?

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    Comment #47711225

    Never underestimate that people are lazy.

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    Comment #47655064

    I think there is a difference between things like coding where it is semi closed loop, at the end of the day the software works or not. Vs fields where there is not a reliable feed…

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    Comment #47613391

    I generally think it's better to phrase it as a gift. My motto, is that people have helped me a lot in life, with time, resources and sometimes money. If I loan money, I explicitly…

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    Comment #47578669

    I have found the one of the better use cases of llms to be a rubber duck. Explaining a design, problem, etc and trying to find solutions is extremely useful. I can bring novelty, w…