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    Comment #48726446

    How much electricity does running your local models take?

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    Comment #46877035

    I worked with networked attached storage systems at pib scale several years ago and we referred to things in gib/tib because it was significant when referring to the size of system…

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    Comment #46056868

    If you have history turned off and you’re not signed in, the number of videos they show on the home screen is already zero

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    Comment #45996910

    LLMs have definitely helped me reduce my social anxiety when writing, especially in a technical work setting. I don’t use it like the respondent in the article though, I would feel…

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    Comment #45740592

    I was able to get a new install of Rocket League working recently using Heroic Launcher! https://heroicgameslauncher.com/

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    Comment #44736309

    Something to consider is that BTI kills many species of Diptera, not just mosquitoes.

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    Comment #37008512

    There is at least Laricobius nigrinus for HWA, which has been identified as a method of biocontrol.

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    Comment #34741458

    Would it be better to make patents have shorter lifespans before entering the public domain from companies of a certain size? Maybe that would level out the playing field and allow…

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    Comment #33921680

    Are there any companies arbitraging this % difference by collating lots of different businesses transactions into larger sums to then move into a particular currency for business o…

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    Comment #32510189

    The "3nm process" has no bearing on the actual size of the gate's or anything like that and is purely a marketing term. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3_nm_process gives a reasonabl…

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    Comment #32473512

    I wonder if it would be a possibility to relay electricity across the US with large battery stations from big solar farms, or if the loss in transit + the expense of the batteries …

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    Comment #32416094

    Looking at the repo[1], it uses pytorch so you may be able to. Pytorch released GPU acceleration for Apple M1 earlier this year in v1.12. Looking again at the environments.yaml fil…

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    Comment #32158357

    Pyenv[1] solves the multiple versions of python problem in my experience. You can install the version of python you want and then can set that version globally, per directory, and …

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    Comment #31514599

    The news and social media can cause tons of anxiety and stress when they consistently report on the many terrible things happening all of the time. It doesn’t mean they’re not impo…

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    Comment #31269602

    The US Government did precisely that with the CHIPS Act (2021). It allocated something like $40B for US manufacturing of semiconductors and $10B for R&D [1]. Intel is planning a me…

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    Comment #31228469

    calendar year, see: https://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/products/prod_ibonds_gl...

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    Comment #30253472

    If you have a smart phone it’s too late.

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    Comment #29006260

    One way to lower your risk of ticks is to manage the parts of your yard you use most. Mowing paths into your yard instead of mowing the entire yard can help and allow the other par…

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    Comment #28921777

    5 years of security updates, 3 years of feature updates. On the page it says on the 12th footnote, "Feature drops for at least 3 years from when the device first became available o…

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    Comment #28921514

    In the fine print (footnote #28) it says 3 years of feature updates. https://store.google.com/product/pixel_6_pro?hl=en-GB [EDIT] On https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/44…

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    Comment #28804359

    Taxonomically moths aren’t butterflies. Butterflies are in a different suborder, Rhopalocera, and moths are in the suborder Heterocera. They are all a part of order Lepidoptera. Ad…

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    Comment #28491823

    DigitalOcean has a terraform provider you can use for an IaC approach

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    Comment #28147735

    Are there any foss initiatives to making these metadata bits portable?

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    Comment #28112131

    It might be temporary but it gives some time for phones that are more respecting of individual privacy to develop and propagate. Maybe Librem and Pine will become better and ship m…