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- Comment on Dinner is ready! 1 day ago:
My list will be biased towards brazil, but I’d suggest trying tapioca, moqueca, churrasco, farofa, empadão, escondidinho, pão de queijo, broa, boliho de aipim, brigadeiro, paçoca, açai, pé de moleque, pé de moça, beijinho. That’s what came to my mind, but there are a lot more. And also, it’s hard to explain our culinary to others, because it’s not just about the food, it’s much more, like how it’s prepared, how we eat (we tend to eat together and socialize in these moments, people invite others to eat, etc) how we eat the good stuff like on a daily basis, and not just on special events, etc.
And to pay respects to our friends, you will also find great food in west africa, argentina, chile, and all of south america!
- Comment on Dinner is ready! 1 day ago:
F is one of the best choices, but most people from the northern hemisphere will miss out because they never had a chance to meet our culinary.
- Comment on Cable placement a little weird, but the ergonomics are excellent. 3 days ago:
Wait, aren’t town and city the same thing?
- Comment on Samsung brings ads to US fridges 5 days ago:
Not having iot bullshit in our stuff is one of the few good things of living in a developing country.
- Comment on E-Paper Display Reaches the Realm of LCD Screens 1 week ago:
That’s interesting, I will check it out. I love e-ink displays, and being able to use my pc without eye strain would be awesome
- Comment on 1 week ago:
I’ll check it later, thanks
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Thank you very much
- Comment on Microsoft still can't convince folks to upgrade to Windows 11 1 week ago:
For every one, there’s the younger relatively who installed it for them, so things are in perfect balance in the end.
- Comment on Microsoft still can't convince folks to upgrade to Windows 11 1 week ago:
Then maybe you will love debian. Imagine an OS that receives mostly security updates and changes very slowly, that looks the same after a decade.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Thank you very much for taking your time to explain this. if you don’t mind, do you recommend some reference for further reading on how llms work internally?
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Wouldn’t that only explain errors by omission? If you ask for a letter, let’s say D, it would omit words containing that same letter when in a token in conjunction with more letters, like Da, De, etc, but how would it return something where the letter D isn’t even in the word?
- Comment on Despite cutting the gags, Borderlands 4's PC specs say it still needs 100GB of SSD space 1 week ago:
Unavoidable, sure, as an unwanted side-effect of increasing overall quality, but since it’s possible to create unoptimized games that increase hardware requirements without delivering any improvements at all, if we cherish the hardware demand increases, we will create a fertile scenario for unoptimization, market manipulation and exclusion of people in the game industry.
- Comment on Despite cutting the gags, Borderlands 4's PC specs say it still needs 100GB of SSD space 1 week ago:
Do you think increasing hardware requirements for a game is a good thing?
- Comment on Most people don't have boxes of USB flash drives sitting around 2 weeks ago:
Not in the entire world, unfortunately :(
- Comment on What Is It Like to Be a Bat? 2 weeks ago:
I think about that kind of thing so often. That’s why I don’t mess with animals, I just leave them be. Something fun and cute for me, that appears to be harmless, can be felt as a terrible experience to them.
- Comment on Big Surprise—Nobody Wants 8K TVs 2 weeks ago:
Fun fact; Here in Brazil, the cheaper tv models being sold are 720p, and a lot of people buy them and don’t even know what video resolution is, neither they feel like missing something lol
- Comment on TIL about Android Translation Layer (ATL), a way to port Android apps to Linux Mobile 3 weeks ago:
Let the long awaited convergence be finally true!
- Comment on xkcd #3135: Sea Level 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Clueless sports fans 3 weeks ago:
Adding gabe newell to the list and grabbing my popcorn
- Comment on The Browser Wasn’t Enough, Google Wants To Control All Your Software 3 weeks ago:
I’d prefer that firefox os had caught on and turned into a big player today
- Comment on The Good Genes 3 weeks ago:
Ocean acidification :(
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 3 weeks ago:
That’s the enemy of anyone with any specialization
- Comment on Flashbang! 3 weeks ago:
We would probably think the same about land surface creatures if we evolved in deep sea
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 4 weeks ago:
Lemmy add sum errs than
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 4 weeks ago:
I don’t even have any special knowledge knowledge that could be scraped. I’m just adding noise.
- Comment on Aspergers officinalis 5 weeks ago:
Cashew juice is very tasty and it’s quite popular here in brazil. It also has medicinal properties for when you have diarrhea.
- Comment on Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed? 5 weeks ago:
Why zero chance?
- Comment on YSK about Changing your Profile Picture to Clippy 1 month ago:
ditching big tech reliance.
This is the real protest!
- Comment on The 2025 version of "Please consider this environment before printing this email" should be "Please consider this environment before using A.I. to respond to this email" 1 month ago:
Thanks for linking the sources. I will take a look into that
- Comment on The 2025 version of "Please consider this environment before printing this email" should be "Please consider this environment before using A.I. to respond to this email" 1 month ago:
People keep telling us that ai energy use is very low, but at the same time, companies keep building more and more giant power hungry datacenters. Something simply doesn’t add up.
Sure, a small local model can generate text at low power usage, but how useful will that text be, and how many people will actually use it? What I see is people constantly moving to the newest, greatest model, and using it for more and more things, processing more and more tokens. Always more and more.
