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yreg

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About yreg

I work on design systems and live in Central Europe.

I co-created https://sugarlessapp.com/

I remain fascinated by llms & the diffusion models.

I use #FF4F00 for my topcolor.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49209220

    I will continue to use em dashes as I always had, thank you very much. I couldn't care less if you mistake me for an LLM. That's your problem for being overconfident in your mispla…

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    Comment #49207090

    I have not managed to stress test it yet, I believe that so far I saw it deliver ~100W max. I got it for 110€ in some Amazon bundle together with 3 usb cables. Which is about the p…

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    Comment #49204645

    The Anker Prime 160W power brick shows the maximum wattage of the cables you plug in. It is also surprisingly small.

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    Comment #49193837

    Every page on this website ends with the How to make a herbarium pressing tutorial. I crave for some photos of the author's herbarium.

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    Comment #49180892

    Sure, but the Dallas residents still don't have the autonomous on-demand bus while they could have had a normal bus decades ago. And I doubt that 4 or 12 is the ideal bus size in t…

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    Comment #49180805

    Perhaps bad design, but user-hostile is a bit of a stretch.

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    Comment #49179427

    1. I promise you that a bus can get through winding narrow loops just fine. All medieval old towns are like that. 2. You either create loops or hubs where people transfer. The hub …

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    Comment #49179126

    Why is a bus not fit for endless culdesac suburbia where people are commuting between the suburbs instead of to the downtown? I really don't get it. Pretty much everywhere outside …

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    Comment #49173992

    Of course not, but there is a strong default option effect. And more often then not an employee _has to_ take the exact amount of vacation that's mandated in their country.

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    Comment #49173911

    All I wanted from this article was a table with the list of countries and the amounts of paid days off, but the chart labels only 16 countries. The referenced source includes an im…

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    Comment #49169274

    I don't know what's Montagnier's position beyond that paragraph on Wikipedia, but a virus undergoing gain of function research could be I suppose described as "deliberately created…

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    Comment #49168254

    > Luc Montagnier co-discovered HIV in 1983 […] > During the COVID-19 pandemic, Montagnier promoted the idea that SARS-CoV-2 was deliberately created and escaped from a laboratory M…

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    Comment #49167476

    I agree with you that it is very different.

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    Comment #49167408

    It's no revolutionary idea, but the comments here are dishonest when they compare a 3-month leave to standard european vacation. I would say most middle class europeans take like 1…

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    Comment #49165705

    There is a solution though. I don't like it, but we use MDM to disable iCloud file sync, scan network communication and such.

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    Comment #49165509

    Ironically (?) I am immediately reminded of Steve Jobs by reading the first paragraph. Specifically Thoughts on Flash, but there were probably more such press releases. [0] https:/…

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    Comment #49165454

    So what do you claim as 'not foolish' to think? That there were non-human civilizations before the dinosaurs? Do you consider ants/bees to have civilizations or is it just humans c…

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    Comment #49152299

    I'm currently playing with something a bit similar and I was wondering about the fair use aspect. What's the consensus on sharing the stylized assets created by diffusion models ba…

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    Comment #49145122

    Earth without water seems a bit deceptive.

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    Comment #49144572

    What billing system would you suggest?

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    Comment #49123743

    So they can charge more per token and decrease the pressure on their infra.

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    Comment #49123648

    Why can't they condense the vapor on site? Or simply use closed cooling loops? Would it be that much more expensive?

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    Comment #49119561

    Is it different with data centers?

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    Comment #49115177

    This page is unreadable for me (on iOS). The videos keep autoplaying and making themselves full screen.

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    Comment #49111364

    Which ones are confirmed and where's the evidence?