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knowaveragejoe

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    Comment #49239443

    The main gotcha I encountered with orbstack was with pulling down internally built amd64 images and trying to run them on apple silicon. I just remember constantly running into iss…

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    Comment #49192282

    I'm fairly sure that most aren't any louder than other facilities of similar size. It's comes down to their cooling infrastructure and they vary widely.

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    Comment #49173097

    Is there any plan to incorporate the same kind of searching functionality that searx has? i.e. fan out to different engines/indexes?

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    Comment #49164961

    There's an irony here in using Gemini to summarize this 40 minute video right from the page.

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    Comment #49115373

    The Onn TV devices from walmart seem fine, baseline google tracking not-withstanding... but no residential proxy or botnet participation without you knowing! You can just block the…

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    Comment #49078639

    A comparable town in the US would absolutely have a local or franchise repair business doing those things. What neither of them will have in abundance are shops replacing BGA modul…

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    Comment #49074795

    I just want the most basic, no-frills EV truck. I'd even pay a premium over what such a thing _should_ cost. I want no cloud connectivity _at all_ unless I add it myself in some wa…

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    Comment #49054883

    For the average person considering this question it also goes without saying that it's hard to grasp the time scales involved.

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    Comment #48821881

    That sounds virtuous, but there's no real way to know that the way you're spending your money is ending up the way that you're describing.

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    Comment #48709165

    It actually sounds like not everyone involved is happy. Maybe read the article, because it's a criticism, not an endorsement.

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    Comment #48695674

    Can you expand on that reasoning more? Claude etc has national secrets hodden somewhere in its weights?

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    Comment #48694812

    And he wouldn't stop and reflect on why it's happening, either. That's like, weak or slow or something.

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    Comment #48694747

    I think the unspoken fear is that if we assume one or the other will "win" in reaching AGI(or whatever threshold of capability), the rest of the world will sooner or later live und…

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    Comment #48677874

    Not to mention the non-first-party Google TV sticks/dongles. The Onn ones from Walmart range from $15-50 depending on how many bells and whistles you want. I really don't know why …

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    Comment #48674365

    The database gets quite large and the developers put in a lot of effort for tuning it for searchability.

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    Comment #48674276

    The factor that determines this most is how much of the files metadata for each torrent you choose to keep, which is configurable.

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    Comment #48626207

    Can you explain more? What happened in Detroit in the mid 2010s, how did itreverse course after that?

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    Comment #48100808

    Maybe curl is just... better hardened? Firefox posted hundreds in April.

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    Comment #48025516

    I think this cynicism is more borne out of a despair for the average person stuck in all that. They often don't know that there's something else, that you can just Do Things.

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    Comment #48008820

    This is called consignment and is an industry unto itself, usually for antiques since you need a lot of space. You give them your goods and they sell them. You get a cut if they ac…

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    Comment #47864006

    > I saw a claim that Claude Mythos cost ~$10B to train. Can you cite this? That seems absurd.

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    Comment #47863959

    As the article states, there's both training and inference dedicated chips.

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    Comment #47838720

    To use mobile data, yes you'd have to prove some kind of identity in one way or another.

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    Comment #47838709

    He's closer than you might appreciate.

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    Comment #47810922

    You can buy a phone on amazon right now and not sign for anything.