Plato on how reading and writing make us more forgetful as we rely on this new technology: > And so it is that you by reason of your tender regard for the writing that is your offspring have declared the very opposite…
Executing people guilty of serious crimes is good and just. They should have a proper trial, and the crimes should be sufficiently serious, but execution is no more or less "barbaric" than the alternatives. As Adam…
What about longer rest periods? For example if I wait 1hr between sets I can do full weight again without dropping down weights with a 2-5min break. In fact I can get multiple more sets in and significantly increase my…
There is none, it's the most respected/widely read conservative publication. Calling Rebel News the Breitbart equivalent is more fair. CBC is definitely left wing[1], with a bias towards the liberal party (centre-left).…
> We only have access to local models because they're subsidized too. Yes, and the flow of future models may dry up, but the current local models we'll have forever.
> Because memory bandwidth is the #1 bottleneck for inference, even more than capacity. But there are a ton of models I can't run at all locally due to VRAM limitations. I'd take being able to run those models slower. I…
But it seems like Airbus is the exception to the rule, by and large. For example, the Typhoon Eurofighter has had disappointing exports.
> My next question is are there downsides to proof-of-stake, and why has bitcoin not moved towards it? There are minor downsides in theory. Proof-of-stake is a bit less "democratic" and gives more voting share to those…
> Unsaid is of course that the USA accused, found guilty, and executed someone without trial, where evidence is shown of their guilt. Sure on balance I think Bin Laden is responsible for 9/11, but I think the source for…
To be fair, reality can often conflate those two concepts too. What I mean is that in some cases a lack of sovereignty can lead to economic catastrophe if people are willing to pillage your economy by force. As you note…
This principle is already in use in "Ski-jump" aircraft carriers[0] like the British and Chinese use, compared to the catapult operated American carriers. The problem is it isn't remotely high enough. It does have an…
NATO does not have air superiority in Ukraine. The skies are contested in many areas. Recently Ukraine lost a number of Bradley’s and when a Ka-52 ambushed them in Zaporizhzhia. If you’re making the point that America…
Ukraine is holding territory. They are not fighting like an insurgency. Stringers are absolutely useful in LSCO. Soviet doctrine made heavy use of MANPADS (man portable air defense systems, of which Stinger counts) when…
> Probably an unpopular opinion, but it's sucky to see these tools constantly getting nerfed. Why would it be popular to nerf tools? I thought people all preferred the more powerful LLM models.
Conway's Law: > Any organization that designs a system (defined broadly) will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization's communication structure. [0] But I think OP is implying the opposite, sort…
Have a docker-compose to share? I have Plex and love it too, but that "add to watchlist" type setup seems very interesting. Any links to point me in the right direction? I used to use sonarr and radarr in the past but…
Heroku was not a player in the 'edge' market. I just googled to confirm. They actually had a "Heroku Edge" CDN that they added in 2020 for the first time[0], which to me is their entry into Edge style hosting. I think…
Did you find out what the issue was? Does the issue happen when you load with 0 activated extensions?
> I think it's obvious he's going to do something to avoid this happening again but also I highly doubt anything would be disclosed publicly about this. This isn't exactly a guy with a track record of not learning.…
>Everyone makes mistakes. Fully agree, which is why I said the same thing. :) >Granted, this is probably in response to some legal action either in progress or already settled, but what more do you want from the guy? As…
> And still, it doesn’t know we use chairs for sitting down. I imagine if I gave it the prompt "chair being used by woman" then a majority of the pics would have someone sitting in it. I realize your point is more of a…
That's a really good idea than finding another HD to install. Thanks.
What might an open source db look like? It should be publicly readable and forkable at any time, but write access still would be restricted to maintainers. Honestly being able to store your data in git (if it's simple…
What’s your local dev environment like? VMs?
You missed the point. Many businesses only need revenue (or EBITDA) to exceed expenses and you're profitable. Once you take VC money, you must exceed profitability and provide a return on VC money. Not all businesses…
Plato on how reading and writing make us more forgetful as we rely on this new technology: > And so it is that you by reason of your tender regard for the writing that is your offspring have declared the very opposite…
Executing people guilty of serious crimes is good and just. They should have a proper trial, and the crimes should be sufficiently serious, but execution is no more or less "barbaric" than the alternatives. As Adam…
What about longer rest periods? For example if I wait 1hr between sets I can do full weight again without dropping down weights with a 2-5min break. In fact I can get multiple more sets in and significantly increase my…
There is none, it's the most respected/widely read conservative publication. Calling Rebel News the Breitbart equivalent is more fair. CBC is definitely left wing[1], with a bias towards the liberal party (centre-left).…
> We only have access to local models because they're subsidized too. Yes, and the flow of future models may dry up, but the current local models we'll have forever.
> Because memory bandwidth is the #1 bottleneck for inference, even more than capacity. But there are a ton of models I can't run at all locally due to VRAM limitations. I'd take being able to run those models slower. I…
But it seems like Airbus is the exception to the rule, by and large. For example, the Typhoon Eurofighter has had disappointing exports.
> My next question is are there downsides to proof-of-stake, and why has bitcoin not moved towards it? There are minor downsides in theory. Proof-of-stake is a bit less "democratic" and gives more voting share to those…
> Unsaid is of course that the USA accused, found guilty, and executed someone without trial, where evidence is shown of their guilt. Sure on balance I think Bin Laden is responsible for 9/11, but I think the source for…
To be fair, reality can often conflate those two concepts too. What I mean is that in some cases a lack of sovereignty can lead to economic catastrophe if people are willing to pillage your economy by force. As you note…
This principle is already in use in "Ski-jump" aircraft carriers[0] like the British and Chinese use, compared to the catapult operated American carriers. The problem is it isn't remotely high enough. It does have an…
NATO does not have air superiority in Ukraine. The skies are contested in many areas. Recently Ukraine lost a number of Bradley’s and when a Ka-52 ambushed them in Zaporizhzhia. If you’re making the point that America…
Ukraine is holding territory. They are not fighting like an insurgency. Stringers are absolutely useful in LSCO. Soviet doctrine made heavy use of MANPADS (man portable air defense systems, of which Stinger counts) when…
> Probably an unpopular opinion, but it's sucky to see these tools constantly getting nerfed. Why would it be popular to nerf tools? I thought people all preferred the more powerful LLM models.
Conway's Law: > Any organization that designs a system (defined broadly) will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization's communication structure. [0] But I think OP is implying the opposite, sort…
Have a docker-compose to share? I have Plex and love it too, but that "add to watchlist" type setup seems very interesting. Any links to point me in the right direction? I used to use sonarr and radarr in the past but…
Heroku was not a player in the 'edge' market. I just googled to confirm. They actually had a "Heroku Edge" CDN that they added in 2020 for the first time[0], which to me is their entry into Edge style hosting. I think…
Did you find out what the issue was? Does the issue happen when you load with 0 activated extensions?
> I think it's obvious he's going to do something to avoid this happening again but also I highly doubt anything would be disclosed publicly about this. This isn't exactly a guy with a track record of not learning.…
>Everyone makes mistakes. Fully agree, which is why I said the same thing. :) >Granted, this is probably in response to some legal action either in progress or already settled, but what more do you want from the guy? As…
> And still, it doesn’t know we use chairs for sitting down. I imagine if I gave it the prompt "chair being used by woman" then a majority of the pics would have someone sitting in it. I realize your point is more of a…
That's a really good idea than finding another HD to install. Thanks.
What might an open source db look like? It should be publicly readable and forkable at any time, but write access still would be restricted to maintainers. Honestly being able to store your data in git (if it's simple…
What’s your local dev environment like? VMs?
You missed the point. Many businesses only need revenue (or EBITDA) to exceed expenses and you're profitable. Once you take VC money, you must exceed profitability and provide a return on VC money. Not all businesses…