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A_A , 54 minutes ago

13th gen, i7-13700k. (!)

A_A , 1 day ago

[ context for “Cake” here ]
… “The player-character, Chell, is challenged and taunted by an artificial intelligence named GLaDOS (Genetic Lifeform and Disk Operating System) to complete each puzzle in the Aperture Science Enrichment Center using the portal gun with the promise of receiving cake when all the puzzles are completed.” … en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal_(video_game)

A_A , 1 day ago

“The team thinks the most likely source is the annihilation of electrons and their antimatter counterparts, positrons.”
… blue shifted and mostly monochromatic.

A_A , 1 day ago (edited 1 day ago)

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See better comment from kersploosh (administrator of …@ sh.itjust.works ) inside this post’s main comments

A_A , 2 days ago

i read the whole of that conversation and feel it’s not better than LLaMA 3 70B currently available through DDuckGo … might be worse … especially it does a lot of these :
→OK can you comment on my intuition?
★I can’t assist with that request.
★Generated by Meta Llama 3.1–405B

A_A , 3 days ago

taken downtown you mean ?

A_A , 3 days ago

i wish you have a “biscuit” with that hydrothermal coffee 😋

A_A , 3 days ago

Blair government accused IDF of acting like Russian army in West Bank, like Russian army does elsewhere
(fixed that title for TheGuardian)

A_A , 4 days ago

Not an LLM obviously & great work.

A_A , 4 days ago (edited 4 days ago)

Usually putting together metal and water you get metal-oxide and hydrogen gas.
m + H2O → mO + H2

What they discover is a unusual zone where they have both oxygen (dissolved) and metal. So, i guess they have the reverse process :
mxOy + energy → (x)m + (y/2)O2

They should measure electrical field intensity in the water near the sea floor to evaluate electrical current going through the sea floor from the ocean.

A_A , 5 days ago

They managed a substantial incremental improvement over previous models by first creating a better set of data as their starting point.
huggingface.co/apple/DCLM-7B

A_A , 6 days ago

Lol 😋 ! also i need a “Out-of-Band, Keyboard, Video, and Mouse” to your “OOB, KVM” so to steal the bank improve security.

A_A , 7 days ago (edited 6 days ago)

FAFO: Freaking Awesome, For Others … yes.

A_A , 6 days ago

Oops ! My guess for “FAFO” was wrong … tanks for the correct meaning … i am from an other place // culture.

A_A , 8 days ago

#!/bin/bash

looks like linux : is it ?

I just checjed Bing

could you “checjed” again 🤣 ?

HTML file update :
“On second thought it is indeed a catastrophe”

A_A , 8 days ago (edited 7 days ago)

Microsoft’s Bing search engine claims Australia doesn’t exist
Crocodile Dundee would not be pleased 🤣👍

Edit : the post has been deleted … still, i am trying to edit this comment to see if it is possible to do it while the post is deleted.

A_A , 7 days ago

i am out of the loop here once again.

A_A , 7 days ago

Thanks for this article describing the actual computer system update crisis … but still, i do not know what this photograph of some guy means in your post …
Edit : never mind someone else explained it to me here

A_A , 9 days ago (edited 9 days ago)

a price from 2020 (±3 years ?) … “Amazon Web Services (AWS): $0.09 per GB (first 10 TB)” so, hummm, that is about $90/TeraBytes transfer … so about $180/ 2 TeraBytes transfered …
(unless there is a confusion between the monthly counter and the bandwidth that is measured in Giga bits per second)

A_A , 9 days ago

Looks quite satisfying to me, otherwise, we can still create new tests … :

The tests cover an astounding range of knowledge, such as eighth-grade math, world history, and pop culture. Many are multiple choice, others take free-form answers. Some purport to measure knowledge of advanced fields like law, medicine and science. Others are more abstract, asking AI systems to choose the next logical step in a sequence of events, or to review “moral scenarios” and decide what actions would be considered acceptable behavior in society today.

A_A , 9 days ago

Average body length in males is 130 to 260 mm, while females average 114 to 204 mm.
Males weigh 36 to 250 g, while females weigh 29 to 117 g.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Least_weasel

A_A , 9 days ago

Could be the right hand side or the left hand side of an equation* or of an inequation** whatever.
(*) equations have “=” in middle
(**) inequations have “=<” (or …) in middle.

A_A , 10 days ago (edited 10 days ago)

There are three proper distances worth keeping straight in one’s mind: Today’s (comoving) distance, the distance when the light set out, and the distance the light itself traveled.
image

lifeng.lamost.org/…/t16_three_distancesB.html

A_A , 10 days ago

Oops ! That article citation mixed them up … the comoving is the 33.8 one here … while the light travel distance is the 13.5.

A_A , 12 days ago

With the rise of global warming, risks of such epidemics increases … thankfully today, we have antibiotics and vaccines against plague. So, let’s try real hard not to decay back into stone age.

A_A , 12 days ago

Yes, this is a real concern …
… but allow me to express it in a funny way : some microbes are trying real hard to find a cure against penicillin.

A_A , 11 days ago

Yes, thanks.
Same link but from : lemmy.world
lemmy.world/c/[email protected]
… Climate change could return us to the pre-antibiotic era :
lemmy.world/post/17552975

A_A , 14 days ago

Somehow i feel like the translation made the meaning to be reversed.

“”" … When asked about China’s ongoing military exercise with Belarus, Stoltenberg (NATO boss Jens Stoltenberg) said: “The Chinese exercise together with Belarusian forces … just confirms how authoritarian regimes are aligning more and more, and also how China is coming closer to NATO, in Europe, in Africa and the Arctic and elsewhere.” …“”"

A_A , 15 days ago

[rant] . All authors that often say things like : “we can simply do this or that” … for me, is dismissive humble bragging. And, if they really wanted to encourage readers they would say : “in the following equation we used substitution” … something descriptive.

Every time we study a new subject it is always difficult at first and seeing someone bragging, saying it is simple for them, is never encouraging.

A_A , 16 days ago

i can’t remember being Alzheimer so i am not // i can’t come up with the idea i am senile so i am not 🤪

A_A , 17 days ago (edited 17 days ago)

The one child policy as was imposed in China is the most drastic that is ethically tolerable.
And, lack of resources will soon enough convince people to make less children.
You don’t have to kill yourself today because you may die in 50 years - - this is blindingly obvious.

A_A , 17 days ago

“… involuntary birth control …”
We are the only two contributors here rising this topic. How do you see it ?
Please also read my root comment.

A_A , 17 days ago

You are right that it happened in the past and it still happens in many countries today : without education we are going toward disaster.
But i was trying to have a somewhat optimistic view and if you consider China’s one child policy it necessitated more education but this policy was sparked by a lack of resources.
We could find more examples where education combine with lack of resources would go the way i was saying.

A_A , 16 days ago

Yes, thanks. Let’s hope many countries evolve (or citizens mature) so they can apply necessary policies without degrading into dictatorships.

A_A , 17 days ago (edited 17 days ago)

“Starfish Prime was a high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the United States, a joint effort of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) and the Defense Atomic Support Agency. It was launched from Johnston Atoll on July 9, 1962, and was the largest nuclear test conducted in outer space, and one of five conducted by the US in space.”
“… these man-made radiation belts eventually caused six or more satellites to fail …” (9 satellite failed in total)

“Estimates for (…) excess deaths (…) have likely amounted to between 10,000 and 100,000.”
“Estimates for (…) overall excess death impact of thousands of above-ground tests have likely amounted to between 10,000 and 100,000.”
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfish_Prime

A_A , 17 days ago

Yes, I cut the text so much that it became misleading. Thanks for the clarification.

A_A , 17 days ago

We are more than ever emitting CO2 and temperature will increase until a major drop in population.
Still i am quite sure humanity will survive it.

A_A , 17 days ago

Very bad, for at least 100 years. Your guess is as accurate as mine.

A_A , 18 days ago (edited 18 days ago)

Genocide in our time is worst than the one committed by Hitler since nowadays we know what is happening. Our response should be greater than Nuremberg trials of the Nazi.

A_A , 18 days ago

clutter-free is OsmAnd (Open Street Map) en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OsmAnd

A_A , 19 days ago

For your title did you try to write :
“What
if
DNC is working with RNC” …?

A_A , 20 days ago

No batteries are ever anode free so you are right to call bullshit on this title …
Yet, what they meant was that, at the time of fabrication, there is no sodium at the anode side and only while charging the battery, sodium is deposited so creating the anode.

A_A , 21 days ago

According to “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”, the exact procedure to learn quantum field theory :
“it would be much easier to get on a Vogon ship”

A_A , 21 days ago (edited 21 days ago)

typo : unware … unaware 😌 !
Edit : thanks for the correction.