prop 65 is a useless law that goes against known science about hazard limits, causing manufacturers to have to label nearly everything with warnings. if a company is violating that law, it usually doesn’t mean much.

awesome!!

which episode is this? i want to check it out in the HD version!

cool!

it’s garbage because it’s bad

they are not, in fact, legal to use. washington doesn’t have DMVs anyways.

it might be a good idea to see an allergist and get tested to find out what you’re allergic to, so it’s easier to avoid in the future

they did such a bad job on Below Zero, this could be a turn for the better for the series. though if there are microtransactions that would kill it.

aren’t the communities on Lemmy basically topics? why would that be overwhelming, you can easily select what you want?

is the energy equivalent to what’s stored in the gasoline? or does the car factor in too?

The real power consumption cost is from the model training. The marginal cost of running a query is small. Unless you use LLMs heavily, you probably use more power in many other ways, like if you forget to put your computer to sleep.

More training means better models, generally. If you want to minimize that, look for smaller models on HuggingFace that are more tightly focused on whatever task you have at hand.

Or, you could just do most of your queries when your local electricity mix has more renewables.

impossible arthropod beauty standards need to be stopped!

it’s a rental

are you using a VPN? any privacy extensions that block trackers and the like? those can sometimes trigger extra captcha checks on websites

social news site seems to fit pretty well

3 days, yeah right. registrations have been open for weeks from what I saw

i’m gonna go with no

slowing dreads with the sludge pump is really effective for a full team!

it is liquid oxygen and liquid methane deflagrating, the main result is water and CO2. not exactly harmful

it’s just a bit slow. i’ve waited 20 minutes just to buy a battery before