bezko

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by bezko 6d ago
Angine de Poitrine is the perfect example of that, something current AI would have a hard time replicating but I'm not saying it's not possible.
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by bezko 8d ago
Turns out 1-Bit encoding is the most efficient solution, even for the highest end of audio quality: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta-sigma_modulation
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by bezko 21d ago
Sounds like they haven't heard of the Pareto principle.
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by bezko 29d ago
vi, I pay willing with my extra time using nano to never have to learn that atrocity
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by bezko 29d ago
It's all bash scripts
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by bezko 1mo ago
I would argue that the fact that there is a lot of bad python code out there is actually a good thing for training data, gives the chance of learning what works and what doesn't.Also there are bad programmers that have found original s
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by bezko 1mo ago
So Ralph Wiggum in a suit?
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by bezko 1mo ago
Stay away, I had bad experience myself, I'm sure there is something better out there. For me I ended up asking Claude to build a custom RAG pipeline, took an afternoon and is 10x faster.
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by bezko 2mo ago
No Windows? Is it a political choice or is there a technical limitation?
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by bezko 2mo ago
Something something Roko's basilisk
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by bezko 3mo ago
Couldn't help myself and asked Google Studio to one shot this: https://perlin-noise-fields-explorer-560691554368.us-east1.r...
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by bezko 10mo ago
“History Doesn't Repeat Itself, but It Often Rhymes” – Mark Twain Looking forward to the impending AI and crypto crash and have people run GoL simulations on expensive computer systems like it's 1972 again.
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by bezko 1y ago
https://vcvrack.com/ and https://www.youtube.com/c/omricohen-music
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by bezko 1y ago
What are some examples of an OS needing to do floating point numbers calculations?