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by BLanen 1mo ago
It won't even have a camera. Could just infer from location, time, and orientation data.
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by BLanen 1mo ago
No, its about (de-)bayering. It's before the concept of multi-color 'pixels'.
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by BLanen 2mo ago
That used to be the idea but high voltage DC lines are now more efficient than ac
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by BLanen 2mo ago
There were non-apple lightning cables already. And I have to say, the lightning connector itself is better than the usb-c connect in my opinion. I get that having the pins on the male* plug is a theoretical advantage in durability but that
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by BLanen 4mo ago
I wonder if gamma ray memory corruption will induce a sort of mutation and selection effect on non-ecc-memory hosts which will make the worms effectively evolve.
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by BLanen 4mo ago
The SpaceX S-1 contradicts your claim by including an optimistic "TAA" (total addressable market) figure for "the space industry". Which falls heavily short of your claim. While the SpaceX claimed total TTA is mostly (li
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by BLanen 4mo ago
I mean, look at ycombinator's latest "call for startups". Its honestly mind-boggling. Couple years ago I used to look at like every 6 months to see where venture interests lie. But now, on every "industry", its just
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by BLanen 5mo ago
Big fan. Looking forward to (hopefully) Monday.
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by BLanen 8mo ago
Doesn't work for me like it used to since update 26.1. Its now extremely hard to get that to work.
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by BLanen 11mo ago
How is django performance these days? I remember the average latencies(100ms+) for even simple things being a non-starter for me.
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by BLanen 1y ago
> That product saw little adoption due to privacy concerns about privacy, and pretty much languished. This sentence reeks AI-writing
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by BLanen 1y ago
America doing American things: "Are we freakin' Asians?"
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by BLanen 1y ago
What this is saying is again, that MCP is not a protocol. Which is the point of MCP, making it essentially worthless because it doesn't define actual behavioral rules, it can only describe existing rules informally. This is because def
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by BLanen 1y ago
As I've been saying. MCP is not a protocol. It doesn't protocolize anything of use. It's just "here's some symbols, do with them whatever you want.", leaving it there but then advertising that as a feature of i
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by BLanen 1y ago
It's literally just a mediocre api spec. With creating 0 added value you can wrap your normal http+json "rest" api so it's mcp.
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by BLanen 1y ago
You should not be using antivirus browser plugins anyway.
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by BLanen 1y ago
If the fix/solution would be easily describable and automate-able, it wouldn't/shouldn't be a problem anyway. I don't see how this solves anything.
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by BLanen 1y ago
> But when everything is colorful, nothing stands out. Everything being colorful is as monotonous as everything being, well, monotone. This is meaningless. "When many things are different, everything is the same". Its a sentenc
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by BLanen 2y ago
Maybe if you read the report you would've have seen the >10% fraudulent sales?
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by BLanen 2y ago
This is a bad article only meant to market the book. Almost 0 information in this, actually impressive.
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by BLanen 2y ago
> Wow, what happened to the "screw the government" position? It was always just a meme. John Perry Barlow was deeply, deeply, wrong.
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by BLanen 2y ago
It's AI on GOOGLE'S END ITSELF that's making their product worse. Search results are endlessly optimized for a mean, but everyone has some tail-end subject they want to search more specifically which google's search-AI j
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by BLanen 2y ago
Complete anti-scientific hogwash only rich people would repeat, again.
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by BLanen 2y ago
I don't care about your singular experience. I could send you paper and paper that wealth/income and stability increases happiness aggregated. I could send you papers that would show that sending people scientific proof doesn&#x27
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by BLanen 2y ago
> That stuff can't be faked, even with a high salary. Before you say, "it's easy to say when you're getting paid $240K a year." Nah. A person needs challenge; a purpose. Lots of FANG ICs making $500K+ who hate th
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by BLanen 2y ago
We need a kind of Kagi but it should be user-owned and controlled.
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by BLanen 3y ago
> Nobody in the right mind will fire key software engineer 48 hours after system goes live. Ah yes, the absolute preposterous idea that nobody, especially not companies, would ever make an irrational choice.
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by BLanen 3y ago
Sorry if I'm misunderstanding your comment's implication. But this is not hardware decoding. This is software decoding on the GPU. NVIDIA for example has specialized (en/de)-coding hardware on their GPUs, which is different.
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by BLanen 3y ago
Read Godot's response
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by BLanen 3y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Someone somewhere along the line someone accidentally just used Satoshi's address copied from some docs. May even just be a low-information buyer.

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