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  • I'm trying! Lmao

  • Meh, everyone has different preferences, I'm firmly on the side of the written word myself, but I don't mind the occasional video presentation of something lol

  • I did crosspost it, I crossposted it from a .ml comm as part of ongoing boycotting efforts (Recap here) see here:

    But, you should take it up with the .ml'er who cross posted it from you, because this is where I crossposted it from:

  • Awful

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  • listen here you little shit

  • Grande

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  • Still not enough for me lol

  • If they actually did their job, but they don't, so no lol

  • Is it really "pollution" though if their anti-bot system worked exactly as intended and restored the leaderboard to its previous state within mere seconds?

  • I've always been so very disappointed the writers didn't do more to explore drunk seven shenanigans during the series

  • It depends on your definition of "usually", high end GPUs for data centers, AI, workstations or "enthusiasts" yea. For these applications you're starting at like 16

    GPUs for us plebs, no

  • Lol nah

  • Because it's pointless, every aircraft flying has everything important that is susceptible to interference, shielded to prevent exactly that. On top of that, every phone you buy in the US through "official" channels is intensively tested by the FCC before it can go to market to ensure its radios are operating within spec and won't cause interference with other things, like airplane instruments.

  • Yea, but I can't use them because they only support HDMI 1.2 and everything i'd want to run through them needs at least 1.4 because 4K

  • An Onkyo SR-605 from like 2007 lolol

  • Lol I thought I had it backwards

  • Yea, you put capacitors in series parallel when you need to pool the capacitance capacity, put them in parallel series when you need to boost the voltage (at the sacrifice of capacity)

    Edit, backwards

  • I don't think I've ever actually turned on airplane mode, even before widespread in-plane WiFi

  • highly detailed cover letter that addresses numerous specific criteria outlined in some departmental rubric. It takes forever and requires sifting through verbose, corporate-slop documents to grasp their internal jargon and values, etc etc

    Sounds like an actually decent use case for an LLM LMAO