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imbusy111
8d ago
I feel sorry for whoever has to read and understand the solution. It looks like the typical convoluted unreadable mess I see the models generate for software. It might be technically correct, but gaining insight from it is just intellectual
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imbusy111
1mo ago
The hybrid inverter that allows you to plug the battery into your house circuit (DC -> AC) seamlessly is around $2-3k + installation cost, cause you're touching the main panel. Why isn't that in the calculation?
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imbusy111
4mo ago
Figuring out a way to coexist peacefully before expanding any further.
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imbusy111
7mo ago
I like that it is based on hardware fundamentals.
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imbusy111
8mo ago
tl;dr; you can't, cause the fibers are crinckled up in a lower energy state, but try soaking in 1 tablespoon of hair conditioner per liter of lukewarm water and stretch.
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imbusy111
9mo ago
Could Claude Code generate the description of the problem? I don't think so.
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imbusy111
9mo ago
I assume you mean htmx. It doesn't have to be either/or. You can supplement htmx with Javascript. The core idea with htmx is that you transfer hypertext with controls and structure built in, not just a JSON blob that requires addi
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A Case for Owning Your Data
(steiblys.com)
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9mo ago
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imbusy111
9mo ago
Makes me want to make a modern version of this for Android.
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imbusy111
10mo ago
Seems like it is, but the question is whether the current Justice Department will do anything about it.
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imbusy111
10mo ago
Funny to see tau2-bench on the list of benchmarks, when tau2-bench is flawed and 100% score is impossible, unless you add the tasks to the training set: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau2-bench/issues/89
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imbusy111
1y ago
I figured there is a need for generating a lot of samples and building a predictive model per game for best results. Documentation confirms: > Most of these corner cases can be resolved by providing the model with enough training data wi
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imbusy111
1y ago
They didn't even consider him, cause Anthropic received too many applications.
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imbusy111
1y ago
Sending out a simple reminder email would have made more impact. I did not realize the event was happening until I looked at my personal calendar.
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imbusy111
1y ago
Just for balance, I went there, and it was pretty disappointing. I do love math and engineering, but it was very gimmicky, especially the panels. I tried striking up a few conversations, but people were really awkward and ran away. Also, ge
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1y ago
Not according to the latest polls that I can find.
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1y ago
That would require a 1000Hz screen to even be able to output. 144Hz is the high-end today. It seems to be pointless to push beyond that.
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1y ago
We have landfills that eventually catch fire from all the compostable organic material, and then poison our air. Don't forget the potential leakage into groundwater. I don't understand, why trash incineration is not a thing in the
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imbusy111
1y ago
But the important question is - is it worth it? Should we be doing something more valuable instead?
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imbusy111
1y ago
Architectural visualizations is one. For example, design phase of remodelling your house would be much easier, if you had a 3D reconstruction of the current state already available.
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1y ago
https://cdn.builder.io/api/v1/image/assets%2F64dd5478e25746b... Not sure, why they are displaying awful chromatic aberrations on their front page under the title "Advanced optics". That's not s
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2y ago
What a fascinating project you must have had! I've been studying quantum mechanics/computing myself a lot lately. I wonder, if there is anything practical I can try doing at home.
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Show HN: Automatic Piano Accompaniment for Singers
(wholeband.com)
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2y ago
One thing that I find hard to understand is how you're able to connect to a random peer online with just an IP and port combination. The peer is likely behind a NAT proxy, and never communicated with you to begin with. In my head, NAT
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2y ago
I thought this was already settled during the American Civil War, yet we're back at it again.
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2y ago
It certainly takes away some control from him, when there is an independent charging network.
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2y ago
I asked chatgpt o1 to "Rewrite the following article without the AI fluff", and it mostly failed.
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2y ago
I suspect this is just AI slop.
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2y ago
Would not recommend, if being alone is a risk factor to mental health.
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imbusy111
2y ago
None of the store links work. Weird. Is this not supposed to be a public page yet?
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