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by dansitu 1mo ago
Maybe also it could randomly jump to different vertical scroll positions while you are reading an article?
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Our Research Team Developed a More Efficient Audio Embedding Model(edgeimpulse.com)
2 points by dansitu 2mo ago|0 comments
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by dansitu 2mo ago
You're not wrong at all, but it's interesting that iOS launched with only web app support for third party software, and it took community pressure to persuade them to support native apps. There was not even an app store to begin w
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by dansitu 5mo ago
I knew this guy was not worth listening to when he wrote "a solid five hours away from absolutely anything else you might want to see or do". I live in Charleston, two hours away and at the heart of the Lowcountry, one of the most
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by dansitu 7mo ago
There's a famous paper called The Californian Ideology (1996) that shows how all these seemingly incompatible elements of the Bay Area's past created the culture at the time of the dot com boom: https://monoskop.org&#x2
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Building Physical Agentic AI(dansitu.substack.com)
1 points by dansitu 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dansitu 1y ago
Edge Impulse (a Qualcomm company) | Senior ML Engineer | REMOTE in NY/NJ/CT | Full-time | https://careers.qualcomm.com/careers/job/446705785653 | $126-211k + RSUs Edge Impulse ( https://edgeimp
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Bringing Edge AI to Rust: Introducing the Edge Impulse Rust Library(edgeimpulse.com)
5 points by dansitu 1y ago|0 comments
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by dansitu 2y ago
I'm fine with them using my books to train an open source model, but it would have been nice to be asked.
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by dansitu 2y ago
AI aside, I would pay $20 per month to have Gmail's compose UI work correctly in desktop Safari.
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AI Explainability with Grad-Cam: Visualizing Neural Network Decisions(edgeimpulse.com)
1 points by dansitu 2y ago|0 comments
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Brooke 25/30-HP Swan Car(louwmanmuseum.nl)
2 points by dansitu 2y ago|0 comments
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Moonshine(github.com)
1 points by dansitu 2y ago|0 comments
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by dansitu 2y ago
I'd argue that effective written communication is a skill that can be learned and taught, and a best practice that can be enforced, rather than an innate property of a given human being. If you can write code, you can create documents
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by dansitu 2y ago
I couldn't agree more. Having grown up on IRC, forums, and eventually voice chat, I have no problem with "forging meaningful relationships" while working together in a text-based online world. That said, I think it's a c
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by dansitu 2y ago
Indian food uses lots of chilies, peppers, tomatoes, and potatoes—which are all native to the Americas, and were brought to Asia by European traders in the early modern period. So while I see your point, I wouldn't say a cuisine is alw
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by dansitu 2y ago
Which all sounds very similar to Britain, repeatedly settled or invaded over thousands of years by people who left their unique mark on our cuisine and culture, from the Roman conquest to much more recent days.
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by dansitu 2y ago
It's a trope for sure, but it doesn't really make sense: a lot of American dishes are traditional British foods. Roast dinners with stuffing and gravy, apple pie, pancakes, biscuits/scones, fried fish and potatoes, meat pies.
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by dansitu 2y ago
I've lived in California, Montana, Washington, and South Carolina (my home for the past few years). I've spent a ton of time with family in the Midwest and the Ozarks. So not everywhere, but a good cross section! I'm not sure
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by dansitu 2y ago
Not sure where you've been eating, but even Birmingham—my unfashionable British hometown—has nine Michelin star restaurants within a short drive. I grew up in the UK but I've lived for 15 years all over the US, and it's alway
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by dansitu 2y ago
This is survivorship bias: art owned and protected by wealthy sponsors has a much higher chance of making it through the years. Most art is folk art, and has been lost to the centuries.
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by dansitu 2y ago
> Books existed long before publishers and copyright, and seem to have survived quite well. Who do you think was feeding the monks?
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by dansitu 2y ago
I'm an author, and the compensation you're quoting is wildly low. Beyond that: I've co-written two reasonably successful technical books. The amount of non-writing work that went into them is staggering : editing, reviewing,
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by dansitu 2y ago
There's a fairly small pool of readers for a niche technical book. Selling it for $0.99 won't meaningfully increase the number of buyers, and it won't recover enough revenue to meet the cost of production.
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by dansitu 2y ago
How would this differ from a system of public libraries, which most advanced countries have?
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by dansitu 2y ago
Armchair anarchists aside, it's galling to see the work my co-authors, editors, designers, illustrators, translators, and reviewers poured months of our lives into available for free on this site. Money is rarely an incentive for writ
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AI at the Edge eBook(edgeimpulse.com)
1 points by dansitu 2y ago|0 comments
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by dansitu 2y ago
> MEGA was too early and too tainted (and run by an aggressively weird / antagonistic dude) to become Spotify. Megaupload was founded in 2005 and Spotify was founded in 2006, so it's unlikely that being too early was a factor.
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by dansitu 2y ago
Andy Warhol arguably invented the cultural landscape we inhabit today, but fifty years before the iPhone: reality as entertainment, consumers as content creators, influencer marketing, and DIY viral fame. He's a fascinating pioneer and
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by dansitu 2y ago
It sounds like you're feeling stuck in a lot of ways, but you also feel motivated to be proactive in finding a solution. That's great! The best single thing you can do is to find a therapist. They're trained, experienced prof

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