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yayr
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Comment #47444866
I wonder how reliable the verification mechanism will be. Currently, you require 3 or 5 agents for peer review. But the submitting agent itself can spin up any number of subagents …
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Comment #47178577
There are well intentioned people everywhere, also at Google or OpenAI... https://notdivided.org But the final decisions made usually depend on the incentive structures and mental …
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Comment #47178525
It's good that there are still empathic humans in the decision and build chain when it comes to AI systems...
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Comment #42377858
Can someone explain to me what is so special here? It seems to be just a simple binary abstract syntax tree, which with varying syntax can represented by almost any programming lan…
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Comment #40975552
it seems to be optimized for dry walls. not sure how it would perform on concrete or other stone walls. Also I could not find a technical description how it works.
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Comment #40946996
very interesting... here is a comparison of the community and enterprise offering https://taubyte.com/pricing/ who is actually behind this?
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Comment #40913649
rare to see such a useful and popular project with NO open issues. Congrats!
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Comment #40897479
maybe it should be mandatory to watch all episodes of "Big Bang Theory" on a trip to mars for educational purposes ;-)
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Comment #40896320
I could not really find a TLDR or dive into the mission results... Is there something already?
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Comment #40896308
there is this review of "for all man kind" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7772588/ why should it be any different on mars than on earth? > This show has a cool premise, that being wh…
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Comment #40874408
I find working with React and Mobx a breeze, also for complex apps. Not sure, why this has not been more widely adopted. It eliminates usually the need to use those mentioned unint…
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Comment #40819051
just to be a bit astronomically nitpicky ... ;-) they are more like star clusters than galaxies. Galaxies usually have a lot of mostly circular momentum with arms forming etc. migh…
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Comment #40743606
It seems that SUSE wants to shift its enterprise offering to ALP (adaptable linux platform) instead of the legacy SLE platform to better support modern workloads. https://www.suse.…
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Comment #40736696
most technology is dual or multiple use, starting with a rock or knife... so it is up to the fabric of our society and everyone involved in dealing with the technology, how the rul…
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Comment #40736332
if you want a free version of the Suse stack there is leap https://get.opensuse.org/leap I think for personal use or very small businesses that should be good enough. It is also qu…
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Comment #40714978
What will be good alternatives to DJI then?
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Comment #40696683
would be nice to see how it performs on groq.com
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Comment #40678842
The report says, that China does not allow independent auditors for the subsidised investments to enter the country. This should have been a red flag. It would have been easy to ch…
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Comment #40571765
well, we've already buried all of github in the arktic, probably should do that with some llms as well
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Comment #40571729
it looks like for around 1 BTC you could get one full night access to this amazing instrument :-) (you'll probably have to convert it to cash though before) https://www.lbto.org/lb…
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Comment #40340798
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6G1D2UQ3gg here is the link
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Comment #40340714
yep, and the main engineers have founded groq.com with an architecture that among others precisely solved the memory management issues
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Comment #40301109
is there now a low latency solution for windows 2nd monitor? I was only aware of some software where latency is quite bad or one company that provided a wireless HDMI / Displayport…
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Comment #40296800
Apple devices also work quite seamless together. IPads for example work great as a second screen wirelessly with the MBPs. I'd immediately buy a 14 inch ipad just for that, since t…