kitchi

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by kitchi 2mo ago
AFAIK there are providers that give you API access to Seedance, like OpenRouter etc.
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by kitchi 2mo ago
I'm not sure how lower wages == more jobs. The assumption with that statement is that there is a net amount of money to be dispensed, and either a few highly compensated employees get those jobs or many low wage employees. But the very
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by kitchi 3mo ago
Is GNSS jamming really as bad a problem as the article makes it seem? The article itself reads like guerilla advertising so I'm inclined not to take it at face value.
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by kitchi 3mo ago
Almost none of it, if you're using Claude Code. Until recently Claude only had the option of retaining memory across conversations for the desktop app. I almost never use the desktop app, I have maybe 2-3 conversations over the last ye
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by kitchi 3mo ago
They seemed to have changed the wording since you posted the comment, now specifying exactly 30 days with seemingly no exceptions. These terms seem to be updated at-will, so I'll take that with a grain of salt however.
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by kitchi 3mo ago
Yep that's definitely fair, to not want to put your kids in a school which has a large population of troubled children. But to the original point I was trying to make, troubled kids don't automatically mean they don't deserve
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by kitchi 3mo ago
> Currently, tertiary education is where a lot of real learning takes starts to happen. The phrase "real learning" is hard to define but I think I understand what you mean here, ie critical thinking. But this is only possible o
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by kitchi 3mo ago
Depending on what you mean by "school" I'd disagree. Voluntary tertiary education makes sense, not all chosen professions may need or benefit from a degree. But primary education needs to be a requirement for every child. Com
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by kitchi 4mo ago
Academic writing is surprisingly hard. Distilling months or years of work into its essential ideas is almost as challenging (for me anyway) as the research itself. Often it forces a clarity that only comes from writing ideas down in a way t
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by kitchi 5mo ago
That's a good point, and I've updated my comment. Thanks!
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by kitchi 5mo ago
This is true for a direct democracy, but for a representative democracy like the US (and many other countries) there's more nuance. Combined with first past the post voting, there's a lot of room for suppression of voices that are
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by kitchi 5mo ago
Looks like that's definitely been disabled for breaking ToS. I guess that answers that question then.
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by kitchi 5mo ago
Looks like the Github repo has already been nuked, I'm guessing for violating ToS on Github actions?
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by kitchi 5mo ago
I've recently started using blip, which works very similarly to airdrop after the initial pairing has happened. The devices do not need to be on the same network etc.
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by kitchi 5mo ago
No issues per se, but academic publishing has deep roots in the latex ecosystem. So templates from publishers are often not available in typst, or the publisher insists on a latex formatted file. Often supervisors/professors etc will a
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Surfshark releases new proprietary VPN protocol(zdnet.com)
3 points by kitchi 5mo ago|1 comments
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by kitchi 7mo ago
This isn't strictly true. Multiple studies have shown that coffee reliably acts to increase alertness and can often boost mood. Alertness isn't the same thing as energy, which is why people who drink a lot of coffee often feel tir
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by kitchi 11mo ago
In quantum mechanics, the "ball" (or in this case an ideal particle) has a "wave function" associated with it. This wave function effectively describes the probability that the particle can be at a certain location. It s
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by kitchi 1y ago
Honestly I found the base iPad excellent for this. The writing experience isn't a lot like paper, but is still quite good. You can get a little closer by applying a matte screen guard.
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by kitchi 1y ago
I'm not a native speaker so I had to look up what "ontology" means specifically, and what I got is : "The branch of metaphysics that deals with the nature of being. " (among other things) I agree in that sense that
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by kitchi 1y ago
As another dude with a doctorate in Physics, I have to disagree with you (at least somewhat). > From this point of view as our ability to connect experiment with outcome has increased our ability to actually say what it is we are even ta
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by kitchi 1y ago
Absolutely, having the AI agent write out a draft and leave it there, or better yet grant it read-only access to my email and have it draft email responses and store it somewhere else where I can retrieve it would be fantastic. AI is still
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by kitchi 1y ago
Or mamba/micromamba as well
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by kitchi 1y ago
micromamba + conda-forge does the job really well. All open source and community supported, and none of the licensing drama. In my experience uv (haven't tried astral) doesn't quite fill the same niche, especially if compiled pack
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by kitchi 1y ago
Take a look at Zen browser - it's a fork of firefox ESR, with some dramatic UI changes made to look similar to the Arc browsers. I've been using it on my Mac M1 and I only notice the memory footprint when I have > 30 - 40 tabs
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by kitchi 1y ago
Yeah I'm increasingly seeing these reddit-style low effort jokes on here, hopefully it's transient as folks acclimatize to the culture and customs here.
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by kitchi 2y ago
A superposition of? In statistical mechanics there's a concept of "ensemble average" and its provable that if you have a system, the average state of the system over say a 100 realisations ("ensemble average") run f
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by kitchi 2y ago
Let's not be so aggressive. Comments on HN are meant to be for civil discussion, even on contentious topics.
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by kitchi 2y ago
Is there a good resource to learn about digital audio processing algorithms, like compression, reverbs etc?
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by kitchi 2y ago
What fiasco? I think I'm missing some context here

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