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peterleiser
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Comment #49147555
But LLM's passed the Turing test, so we're done, right? ;-) Seriously, though, I agree with you that people keep moving the ball.
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Comment #49147312
That they don't show how they look when folded is either bizarre, or that the end results are disappointing.
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Comment #49093968
Exactly, it depends. I completely believe your experience. My wife's experience was instant bricking and Apple's warranty completely excludes liquid damage. If you have Apple Care+…
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Comment #49093264
I agree completely! Our Garmin Descent Mk3i dive computer smart watches are the best watches I've ever seen. They just work. You can charge it for an hour or so and it's good for 2…
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Comment #49093132
The only IP ratings that I trust are on dive computers and dive computer watches (but I've read mixed results about Apple Watch Ultras for diving). The Garmin Descent Mk3i dive com…
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Comment #49093053
Yeah, and drop your iPhone, in a ruggedized case, into 3 inches of bath water for 5 seconds from a height of one foot and then realize apple's IP68 claim is laughable.
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Comment #49075726
Nashville Electric Service rates are 12.0 cents / kWh. Flat rate, no peak or off peak rates for residential.
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Comment #48861706
There's always the Death Star angle.
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Comment #48861597
"The temple’s dimensions are based on the number 12 and a module of 7.5m." 12 / 7.5 = 1.6 ~= Golden ratio
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Comment #48747490
Ha, yeah. Fortunately for him, Connery did James Bond first, then later did Zardoz and Highlander.
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Comment #48747351
But there's a whole Zardoz episode!
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Comment #48039496
That is very cool. Their kit is $3,000 and the unaffiliated kit is $2,350, so definitely a commitment.
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Comment #45354608
Lol, right on! I grew up on a farm in an area where the economy centers around Ag. There used to be an annual fundraiser dinner in a nearby town (population 309) with various games…
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Comment #45074336
This
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Comment #45066994
California Democrats would need to choose pragmatism over party and rapidly deploy nuclear power for desalination. But states playing no-rules hardball with each other would end up…
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Comment #45066676
Definitely red. But I think in northern and central california the whole blue city / red outside cities thing is kind of like the European Coal and Steel Community. So much shared …
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Comment #45066550
Yes, just a thought experiment. I grew up on a farm in Northern California (mostly rice and tomatoes), lived in the bay area for 20 years for college and working in tech, and now l…
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Comment #45065964
The site says "Right now youʼre the only person with the page open, but you can cheat and just open this URL in another tab to see what itʼs like with others." I'm using Firefox an…
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Comment #45059055
Maybe he is, maybe he isn't, but (and I'm genuinely asking) what is your point here?
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Comment #45059023
Southern California is vulnerable to that, but not Northern California. California is the largest food producer to the US, including about 1/3 of our fresh vegetables and 3/4 of fr…
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Comment #44895425
I used diarization in https://github.com/jhj0517/Whisper-WebUI last night and once it downloads the model from HuggingFace it runs offline (it claims).
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Comment #44895371
Check out https://github.com/jhj0517/Whisper-WebUI I ran it last night using docker and it worked extremely well. You need a HuggingFace read-only API token for the Diarization. I …