jmole

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by jmole 21d ago
I think Blaise is on to something, but you have to shift your definition of conscious toward conscientious for it to make sense.
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by jmole 24d ago
It doesn't help that most hospitals essentially objectify patients these days. When you are a patient, you are not a person, you are an object of medical care. There is an algorithm, a schedule; the arrival of new doctors and nurses at
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by jmole 28d ago
“In violation of GPL” is a stretch. Can’t imagine Google is making the process of obtaining source code easier on themselves though. Android has always been more source-open than “open source”. The vast majority of community contributions t
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by jmole 1mo ago
This reminds me of a tongue drum I have. Have you thought about building an iterative solver for specific scales? It would be interesting if you could simulate and then print (or laser cut) your own instrument on demand.
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by jmole 1mo ago
Thanks for the correction. I think the issue here is that none of this information is public (like I can’t call the company and ask where lot 11956 came from), so it’s impossible to know as a consumer.
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by jmole 2mo ago
I think if you watch video of a massive meatpacking plant, you'll pretty quickly realize how hard it would be to track. At the commodity scale, basically no one in the supply chain other than the rancher seems to care where the meat co
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by jmole 2mo ago
Seriously, what is the deal with Pip! I was experimenting with childrens' fiction more than a year ago and 9 times out of 10 you'd get a character named Pip unless you were specific in the prompt not to do so.
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by jmole 2mo ago
This is not the first time they've done this either. They seem to go back and forth on this decision.
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Amazon once again locking me out of my own order data(bsky.app)
6 points by jmole 2mo ago|3 comments
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by jmole 2mo ago
This seems like a bad decision to me that will ultimately harm consumers, if anyone can launch a product and say it’s made by “OpenAI”.
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by jmole 2mo ago
honestly sounds like you have too many unqualified employees. best case scenario though, they all come out of this having learned a little bit more.
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by jmole 2mo ago
My simple process is: 0) agent gets its own separate git user and ssh key, separate from mine 1) branch protection rules on main, only I can approve merges into main 2) any other ssh key uses (interactive login, direct git access, etc.) are
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by jmole 2mo ago
Cobranded YubiKeys? Weird flex but ok. Seriously though if you are letting agents do whatever they want without a PR process that requires hardware authentication or proof of presence, you are putting your code and your org at high risk.
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by jmole 2mo ago
"Right to not be locked out of performing repairs yourself" doesn't roll off the tongue quite as well.
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by jmole 3mo ago
> released hatchery fish have ~10% of the survival rate of wild fish. Is that inclusive of the entire egg->fry->fish cycle? I wouldn't be surprised if wild fish had extremely high "infant mortality" compared to hatch
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by jmole 3mo ago
Sorry, I think you're reading more into this than I intended to say. My point was that the raw data itself doesn't need noise, but the published data necessarily does.
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by jmole 3mo ago
Ban it from the dataset, add it to the analysis. You can choose your own flavor of noise. I don't know what the political undertones are here, but at some level you need to have actual ground truth, including "this person/hou
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by jmole 3mo ago
thanks for the correction - my assumption was that VST APIs had largely the same set of functionality.
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by jmole 3mo ago
Google has been doing this for maybe a decade now with citc [0]. I don't know when Gemini is actually going to be taking advantage of this, but I do know that google has essentially a full history at "Ctrl-S" granularity, fro
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by jmole 4mo ago
depending on your sole preferences, I bet you would like the Xero Prio Coast shoe. I just got a pair – elastic laces, slip-on ergonomics, barefoot sole, large toebox. They are fantastic.
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by jmole 4mo ago
There is zero "secret sauce" in max for live. Ableton and Max are totally separate codebases, and "Max for Live" is just a ~VST interface between them. I do agree that "scriptable Ableton" would be far better f
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by jmole 4mo ago
clever girl...
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by jmole 4mo ago
The $5 trillion didn't come from nowhere. People spend money on the products because they are helpful. However, you're right that most people at these companies are so accustomed to the "free money faucet" from ads, huge
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by jmole 4mo ago
Silicon is a dog eat dog game. You release too much and you get sued for patent infringement by NPEs or competitors copy your designs and run with them. There is basically no upside unless you are running a charity like Raspberry Pi. Margin
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by jmole 4mo ago
I've had the same frustration with rockchip, but if you search the lkml you'll find that they are indeed trying their best: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/?q=rock-chips.com the biggest issue is that actually co
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by jmole 4mo ago
no insider knowledge here. my assumption is that the image hash matches a training data image. "all black" is a pretty easy hash to match.
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by jmole 4mo ago
"image recitation block" means they are blocking generation of images that already exist in their database (training data).
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by jmole 4mo ago
any interest in bringing this to the arduino/maker/education community? I'd be interested in helping you put a dev board together. hit me up: jon at moeller.io
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by jmole 4mo ago
hg (fig) was definitely my favorite frontend for source control at google.
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by jmole 4mo ago
I'm not sure how to feel about this. I'm sort of half in the target audience and half not. This feels like a board for everyone, and for no one. I thought, wow, this would be a cool way to work with rust on the RP2040/2350 bu

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