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freeone3000

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About freeone3000

Builder of robust systems. Rust developer. Cool stuff at https://jamoo.dev . This page with different formatting at freeone3000.at.hn .

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    Comment #49217333

    The alternative is they could charge more. They could. And people would pay it.

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    Comment #49211285

    Batteries. Or pumped storage. Or lifting a really heavy thing and letting it fall slowly. Or retaining an amount of fossil fuel capacity to be turned on during peak consumption and…

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    Comment #49210835

    I think it’s a bit closer than that. You can bench two plates, and “good enough” is two plates on the bench and a three plate squat. LLMs haven’t started leg day.

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    Comment #49184995

    Because they’ve gotten good enough at lots of other things, and the RL keeps improving them, so enough RL should make them good enough at the focus areas.

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    Comment #49175691

    Well, why not? Won’t it get “good enough” at every task eventually?

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    Comment #49172187

    You can def get one without much of the other, but since both require at least moderate physical activity, “too much” protein isn’t applicable.

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    Comment #49155727

    Shoot, I called the boom in 2020 and returned 700% over the last six years. Where’s my fund? :P

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    Comment #49144732

    Yeah. Addiction is usually long-term. Compulsive redosing is taking another unplanned dose of the drug while still high.

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    Comment #49127951

    Because the “average” developer is incompetent.

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    Comment #49113604

    Given a billion dollars, it would have likely ended up with a million-dollar company

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    Comment #49087813

    * If someone has a negative test after treatment, but that’s not counted as “cured”, does that imply it could (or maybe will) come back if treatment is stopped? Yes. HIV+ patients …

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    Comment #49086628

    Very dependent on locality. Mine requires a prescription for every refill, and I must continually meet certain risk criteria to qualify.

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    Comment #49086509

    We are unaware of any situations where HIV+ doesn’t turn into AIDS without treatment. But being HIV+ is simply having a virus, not actively dying. HIV+ status also never clears - l…

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    Comment #49086270

    It’s for injuries that take place while you’re on the job. Chronic issues are difficult to prove.

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    Comment #49036274

    It’s only a convention in the sense that the IANA is a convention: https://www.iana.org/assignments/iana-ipv4-special-registry/... 192.0.0.0/24, 10/8, 172.16/12, and various other …

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    Comment #49030844

    Well, it’ll make it not cost $700

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    Comment #49012148

    I live in a city and the problems are: 1) sometimes it is noisy at night, usually because of people in cars, but sometimes because of people not in cars; 2) sometimes it takes long…

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    Comment #49012119

    The article puts that percentage at 39%, which falls a bit short of “most” but is frighteningly high.

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    Comment #48952807

    You can and should say the word “kill”.

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    Comment #48947639

    Why? 10uF is already pretty beastly, and the point is to dampen signal verses intermittent drops and drains, not power the backing device for any amount of time.

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    Comment #48783287

    I was also a childhood lover of Castle and Vikings :)

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    Comment #48702918

    The money spent on site and land clearing results in a big empty field? Yes, yes it did, that’s what those words mean. If we’re going to bribe companies to do a thing, we should at…

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    Comment #48619673

    Put an SSD and a modern emulation behind Windows 98 and it flies . You’re excusing inefficient software because it was paired with improved hardware.