deepvibrations

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by deepvibrations 15d ago
Indeed - background noise will tend to lead to a lot more false positives, but you should use it as a guide rather than inherently trusting results. Same goes for using BirdNET-go and other models, though these do allow you to be very stric
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by deepvibrations 16d ago
You can adjust which detections are accepted based on confidence level, so it might be that the settings are very strict.
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by deepvibrations 21d ago
Getting strange issues whereby routes appear and disappear as I zoom out? I understand some routes should change as you zoom, but this seems much more random For example; I might see 5 routes zoomed in, but I zoom out one level and they all
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by deepvibrations 22d ago
Just to note, eggs are not as ethical as you may assume... We have bred chickens so that they lay an unhealthy amount of eggs, which is likely a pretty stressful life experience. The original breed of bird (Red junglefowl) laid roughly a do
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by deepvibrations 2mo ago
Yeah, actually a very cool idea. Hopefully somebody takes it and makes a greatly improved version, as execution is lacking here!
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by deepvibrations 2mo ago
No doubt Fable can outperform on many coding tasks, but the way you phrase it really exaggerates the gap and I'd suggest that for 95% of tasks, most devs simply don't need Fable level, and in fact, despite mostly using Claude, I h
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by deepvibrations 2mo ago
This. And maybe anecdotal, but my experience of people who have used melatonin is that they sleep very deeply, but for a shorter amount of time. But likely they will wake up after around 6/7 hours sleep, rather than the recommended 8
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by deepvibrations 2mo ago
So could it be Capitalism? Linear growth is a failure; only infinite, exponential growth is acceptable.
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by deepvibrations 2mo ago
Funnily enough, I ran across an article this morning titled "What you hate about AI is the capitalism." and I feel like you can basically apply that to all tech! It’s probably naive to assume a different system would cure all ou
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by deepvibrations 2mo ago
I agree - I think we really need to encourage reduction in the obvious negative habits and encourage people to take up more positive habits. eg. - Use car less; walk, cycle, or use public transport more - Eat meat & air-freighted food l
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by deepvibrations 2mo ago
Not sure more meddling with nature is the best idea given our past history of it. There is a good chance you fix one problem and create 10 more!
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by deepvibrations 3mo ago
Indeed. It's a game of monopoly where one person owns all the property, and everyone else is just rolling the dice and, paying rent every turn.
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by deepvibrations 3mo ago
Is it possible that these companies simply fork the existing protocols and use the technology without buying into the existing "crypto world"? Yes it won't be quite so decentralised, but say a number of major banks all spin u
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by deepvibrations 3mo ago
Completely disagree that 99% of people will just do it. A lot of people are already skeptical of the frontier labs - I moved over to Claude from OpenAI when they bent over for the US government. And I'll certainly move on again if Clau
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by deepvibrations 3mo ago
The TLDR is that the best setup is probably Mac Studio (128GB RAM) / MacBook (36GB) with Qwen 3.6 35B (3B active params), or Qwen 3.5 122B model (this one is slow though). These models are still very capable with good hardware, but th
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by deepvibrations 3mo ago
Yes - that's worth a mention!
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Urban wrens are singing at 1am: Six months of birdsong data from BirdNET-go(beaktech.org)
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by deepvibrations 3mo ago
This is great, would love to see a similar way to do it in Android.
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by deepvibrations 4mo ago
Since when did the Loop demonstrate it could beat subway systems? A heavy rail subway line can transport 30,000+ people per hour compared to vegas loop which maxes out at 4500 people/hr. Plus every single Tesla in the tunnel requires a
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by deepvibrations 4mo ago
I think the front of the car (arguably the most impactful part) does not really reflect the true Ferrari character which is a shame. Agree that the Interior and rest is all nice enough though.
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by deepvibrations 5mo ago
Not a fair comparison... A model can ingest a countless number works in day and reproduce stylistic fingerprints on demand, at zero marginal cost. How are the people it learned from meant to compete with that? It's your choice if you w
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
That would be a dream, but cannot see it happening. But totally agree with your theory- platforms should face genuine legal exposure for algorithmic harm to minors (as tobacco companies did for health harm). Unfortunately, as we found out
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
I like the idea, though I think the description could be clearer of what it does. From what I gather, it enables profiting from the arbitrage between real markets and polymarket?
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
Well yes, maybe a bit of both? Under the current administration, the dairy lobby has moved from being defensive (protecting subsidies) to being offensive - leveraging Secretary Kennedy's love milk/dairy to expand their market sh
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
Good customer and pro-dairy "Health" Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may help his friends out here. He himself is very pro-dairy, (thanks to lobby groups i imagine... Several dietary advisers appointed during his tenure have ties
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
Just going to address a few points here in case people believe this! > plant-eaters are less healthy because they have a less diverse diet The idea that herbivores have a "less diverse" diet is rubbish. Lots of herbivores (lik
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
In my opinion, there are two options for each group: Meat: 1. Those who buy from butcher (health conscious) 2. Those who buy packaged products from supermarket. Vegan: 1. Those who make homemade plant-based alternatives (eg.lentil burgers)
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
People who make their own burgers will always make healthy burgers, whether meat or vegan. People who buy burgers or eat out are likely to get less healthy burgers, if you look at highest selling supermarket burgers, both meat and vegan opt
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
This seems off to me... Curious why you are so avidly against veganism? Most of them are not doing any harm to others, would you be against a charity that aimed to reduce harm to children?
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by deepvibrations 6mo ago
Yes, and I can make a vegan burger from lentils, onion, garlic and a touch of finely chopped jalapino, herbs etc. The comparison here is shop-bought burgers or those you would buy in a burger restaurant, which WILL have salt and likely more

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