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by 88j88 4mo ago
Something very similar I was experimenting with on, but had different results that you may be interested in, some of my findings were interesting This was part of testing out how well a tool of mine worked (github.com/jsuppe/loom)
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by 88j88 7mo ago
100% I found that you think you are smarter than the LLM and knowing what you want, but this is not the case. Give the LLM some leeway to come up with solution based on what you are looking to achieve- give requirements, but don't ask
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by 88j88 1y ago
Smart glasses featuring cameras, a control bracelet, and in-lens displays represent significant technological progress with particularly valuable applications for people with disabilities. The non screen version could be transformative for
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by 88j88 1y ago
The response he received had a correction to the code that the user did not expect.
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by 88j88 2y ago
kinda makes sense to not develop a whole other os just for Chromebook when they have all the engineering effort for Android.
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by 88j88 3y ago
Is this all real, or faked a-la gemini?
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by 88j88 3y ago
Remember when Zoom lied about having strong encryption, and sharing data without permission? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/08/zoom-to-pay-85m-...
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by 88j88 3y ago
Remember when Zoom lied about having strong encryption, and sharing data without permission? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/08/zoom-to-pay-85m-...
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by 88j88 3y ago
Some years before CUDA there was a lot of hype when the first GPGPU papers published in 2003 which showed significantly increasing performance using parallel computation from consumer graphics cards. At the time, it looked like competing on
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by 88j88 3y ago
I must have missed the fake stories. I just saw the ones about a school bus sized metal structure hovering over the US sent by China, endangering people below it.
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by 88j88 3y ago
Which is why there should be no moderators besides each person having an equal vote. "But then people game the system." is always the answer, which is always the root cause of the problem: on the internet, everything is completely
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by 88j88 3y ago
NVIDIA/CUDA acceleration for AI/ML are the gold standard, and when there is a ton of investment money coming in (especially when way more is coming in, much faster than usual) the safe bet is to stick with the standard. Additional
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by 88j88 3y ago
A large part of software development is documentation. It is often overlooked or not kept up to date. I think the great advancement of AI is that we can now more closely link and validate one with the other. You can easily summarize some c
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by 88j88 4y ago
You just gave me PTSD; a coworker (another principal architect), who felt that my strategy was flawed, simply gave as his counter-point "I've been doing this since the early 90's, and I've failed with that strategy over
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by 88j88 4y ago
I think mastodon sucks. I think most people think it sucks, compared to twitter- which they likely already use. Is the friction of having a worse user experience worth moving from twitter, just because Elon is being a twit? I don't thi
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by 88j88 4y ago
Can you explain how? are you focusing ot open the clogged side, or clog the open side?
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by 88j88 4y ago
Seems like a lot of money for adsense to pay out- How much traffic was the site seeing?
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by 88j88 4y ago
So if I am reading this correctly, a majority of votes (unanimous) were cast to pass the bill, but this was held in some subcommittee instead of moving to senate floor? Who is this subcommittee, and why do they have more power than the peop
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by 88j88 4y ago
IF you are stuck with "what" to program, in the mean-time before you figure out what project you would like to start or participate, go to one of the code ranking sites (leetcode, hackerrank) and get good. Ultimately, this is all
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by 88j88 5y ago
Agree, many may never give this a look simply being "node-based" assuming it has anything to do with node.js
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by 88j88 5y ago
In the example given, the image looks far worse with AVIF. Given that this is an F1 car driving with motion blur- the AVIF image looks slow, because now the blur is in every direction.. the wheels appear to have grey liquid dripping from th
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by 88j88 5y ago
Very interesting that they are completely refunding all of the donors automatically.
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by 88j88 5y ago
That is not what is happening though. The article says, all the money is refunded to all the donors.
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by 88j88 5y ago
the article says the opposite, that the investigation started after it was announced they would be refunded automatically.
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by 88j88 5y ago
humans exhibit this behavior in the corporate setting while following the agile processes but losing the scent of value
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by 88j88 5y ago
I guess this is grounds for a valid DMCA take down? They are obviously breaking license agreement, effectively stealing copyrighted software.
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by 88j88 5y ago
Looks like they stopped offering exam to license people: https://www.nspe.org/resources/pe-magazine/may-2018/ncees-en...
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by 88j88 5y ago
OBVIOUSLY
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by 88j88 5y ago
Just wondering how much of an increase do insurance companies charge for cars with autopilot?
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by 88j88 5y ago
Seems like this is the type of information that should be considered before they are allowed to be driving the cars? We require drivers to be licensed to drive motor vehicles, except when the driver is not human?

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