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Comment #48660816
Its about the angle yes, but the main thing is basically for every square unit of solar radiation gets projected onto a larger surface because of the angle- meaning radiation per u…
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Comment #48010989
Would be really nice. Seems like even android is getting more and more locked down
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Comment #47552666
Yes, except for the odd anti-cheat that needs kernel level access
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Comment #47552655
Threadripper is a good alternative. No point having a lot of dual channel ram for LLMs, too slow
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Comment #47465435
In any functioning sports body testing is random and unannounced
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Comment #47388330
As long as you tune the JVM right it can be faster. But its a big if with the tune, and you need to write performant code
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Comment #47379897
Agreed. Also, it takes time to understand a domain properly- so the innate slowness of coding helps with letting things “simmer” in the back of the mind.
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Comment #47334692
I found swift way more enjoyable than rust as a C++ alternative. It even has first class-ish interop now.
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Comment #47286384
Deterministic uuids is a very standard usecase
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Comment #47286361
The sad part is the “buddy hackathon” is kind of redundant now
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Comment #46553432
For humans org-mode is good at this
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Comment #46183118
I find this to be a bit “easy”. There is such a thing as bad tools. If it is difficult to determine if the tool is good or bad i’d say some of the blame has to be put on the tool.
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Comment #46180852
I assume these needs to be indications on overall diet. Edit: i.e a bacon eater consumes a higher than average caloric intake, hazelnut eaters have more greens/vegetables in their …
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Comment #46176324
The huge difference with f1 is that each team more or less make their own _bespoke_ car (except engine). With indycar is much more of a spec series where Dallara(?) makes the chass…
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Comment #46114008
A common pattern is to offload (most of) the expert layers to the CPU. This combination is still quite fast even with slow system ram, though obviously inferior to a pure VRAM load…
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Comment #46111377
1. Have you seen the Qwen offerings? They have great multi-modality, some even SOTA.
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Comment #46111363
Assuming your hardware premise is right (and lets be honest, nobody really wants to send their data to chinese providers) You can use a provider like Cerebras, Groq?
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Comment #46111305
> Valuation is not based on what they have done but what they might do Exactly what I’m thinking. Chinese models catching rapidly. Soon to be on-par with the big dogs.
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Comment #46108881
I genuinely do not understand the evaluations of the US AI industry. The chinese models are so close and far cheaper
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Comment #45855573
Did you mean list -> b? To my mind a transducer is a tranform + reducer
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Comment #45770567
This Carmack guy knows his stuff.
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Comment #45633221
Ive always found the silversearcher defaults (or perhaps -Q) to just work better. Any alias/config tips?
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Comment #45100080
This is really old now (I think 2000s) but even the jacks they lift the car with doesn’t drop with gravity alone - that’s too slow. They have some mechanism that actively drops the…
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Comment #45100050
Recently they’ve done some shenanigans with extension support. it seems to me like a change only for the worse?
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Comment #45003366
IMO it’s really hard to argue with the quality valve software is putting out. I can’t really name a game that isn’t considered a must play that they’ve made