gozzoo

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by gozzoo 21d ago
> We have, right now, access to things that 10-20 years ago would be considered magic These things would be considered magic even 4 years ago!
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by gozzoo 3mo ago
The article doesn't mention docker at all. I don't understand why containers are not viable solution for headless browsers.
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The terrifying reality of Wi-Fi sensing [video](youtube.com)
4 points by gozzoo 4mo ago|0 comments
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Amazon Thinks the Future of Data Centers Is a Technical Problem It Just Solved(wired.com)
5 points by gozzoo 4mo ago|0 comments
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by gozzoo 4mo ago
I've had the same idea for year. When google released their Fitbit Air few days ago I the first thing I tought was - can it be used as a sensor for weightlifitng and do they have API for that.
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by gozzoo 4mo ago
I didn't understand - why is WebRTC good for Google Meet and not good for all other conferencing apps?
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by gozzoo 5mo ago
I'm using the latest free/unregistered version (4200) and I haven't experienced any limitiation so far
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by gozzoo 5mo ago
here it is - https://ngrok.com/blog/quantization
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by gozzoo 5mo ago
It is worse than that. People have been complaining for weeks and Anthropic’s message was basically “you are holding it wrong”. On top of that this misconfiguration somehow makes CC consume much more tokens. How believable is all that?
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by gozzoo 5mo ago
some are spending 100/day or even 1000/day. they must really be mad :)
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by gozzoo 5mo ago
as soon they do that all kind of companies will start abusing it, for example the sound of all smart phone notification will use exactly that frequency
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by gozzoo 6mo ago
Same here. The text is pretty smooth and there is nothing that stands out to sustain my attention, at least that's my interpretation
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by gozzoo 6mo ago
I think this could be very useful not when we talk to the agent, but when the agents talk back to us. Usually, they generate so much text that it becomes impossible to follow through. If we receive short, focused messages, the interaction w
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by gozzoo 6mo ago
This concept was very popular back in the days when computers used to boot from HDD, but now it doesn't make much sense. I wouldn't notice If my laptop boots for 5 sec instead of 10.
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by gozzoo 6mo ago
Maybe we can also mention the HP Memristor here.
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by gozzoo 6mo ago
How do you use M1 Air as iOS build server. Is 8G sufficient for only doing iOS builds? Do you connect to it remotely? Couls you please describe your dev process.
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by gozzoo 6mo ago
How is Mog different than Mojo?
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by gozzoo 6mo ago
This is a very lame excuse. You can do 100 different things without compromising your shoulder. Try cardio. Or just wight lifting with very light weights. Or group classes.
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by gozzoo 7mo ago
I have Lenovo laptop with quite mediocre touchpad. I got used to use gestures instead of clicking and it works great for me.
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by gozzoo 7mo ago
I don't get this argument: don't do it, you have better otptions, but it is good for me because i enjoy it.
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by gozzoo 7mo ago
It has always been like this. Apple's signature for their laptops is their aluminium body and people seem to like it.
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by gozzoo 7mo ago
Good for you :)
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by gozzoo 7mo ago
I have tried Julia few times and each time this is what stops me. I don't understand why they decided to make indexes R-like oposed to "all other languages"-like. My brain just stops working when i need to recalculate indexes
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by gozzoo 7mo ago
I’ll never get why people hype up Zed. Sublime Text already has all the same perks—and beats Zed at the very things it claims to improve. Sure, it might not have every advanced feature, but for “vibe coders” who don’t need a full IDE and ju
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by gozzoo 7mo ago
I'm not sure I agree with this. 10x more tokens means leaaving the agent to work for 10x longer, which may lead to bugs and misintepretation of the intention. Breaking the goal into multiple tasks seems more efficient in terms of token
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The Anthropic Hive Mind(steve-yegge.medium.com)
3 points by gozzoo 7mo ago|0 comments
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Professor Built a Chatbot to Conduct Oral Exams for His Class(betteconnects.substack.com)
1 points by gozzoo 8mo ago|0 comments
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by gozzoo 8mo ago
There is no way for this to be true. I read his book about vibe coding and it is obvoius that it has significant LLM contribution. His blog posts though are funy and controversial, and have bad jokes, and he jumps from topic to topic. Ha ha
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Shipping at Inference-Speed(steipete.me)
2 points by gozzoo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by gozzoo 9mo ago
If i remember correctly Feynman said in one of his lectures that we know the mass of the electron with much greater precision than the proton, which may mean that it electrons are easier to study. I don't know if this is still true tho

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