mastercheif

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by mastercheif 9d ago
HDMI Ethernet was included in the spec 15 years ago and not a single consumer device (that I am aware of) ever implemented it. Idk why this is so often citied in Smart TV boogeyman arguments.
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by mastercheif 16d ago
My internal dialog was impacted, not just external. To get retrospectively nerdy, it felt like switching from a raw text based lookup system to a knowledge graph / vector search. Instead of accessing memories / concepts at a raw t
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by mastercheif 16d ago
I have not, but I really should consider it, so thanks for the suggestion. Even if just for my own processing. The phenomena you’re describing sounds similar to how I experience ADHD in conversation.
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by mastercheif 16d ago
No, it was not. My ability to process information aurally, textually, and visually was unaffected.
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by mastercheif 16d ago
This maps with experience taking the anti-seizure medication Topamax in college. I trialed for a month it as an off-label migraine preventative on recommendation from my neurologist. Topamax can dampen neuronal activity in the language area
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by mastercheif 24d ago
The naming schema actually tripped me up for a week or so. My brain's initial conception of the concepts was earth-relative, so I mapped it as: Sol = big, it's the sun Luna = medium, in-between sun and earth, space Terra = small,
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by mastercheif 2mo ago
It's because they take PCBs spec'ed for micro-usb and just replace the port with USB-C.
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by mastercheif 3mo ago
I work in the industry. It's kind of hard to prove a negative, so I'll reverse the question: Show me a source / proof that says that a single retail device ever implemented HDMI HEC.
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by mastercheif 3mo ago
HDMI Ethernet was never adopted or implemented on consumer devices.
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by mastercheif 5mo ago
Not true. Opus and Sonnet 4.6 support 1m context on Bedrock.
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by mastercheif 7mo ago
I was keeping mine alive on life support until about two years ago when I updated to the Samsung 5K display. Loved the extra screen real estate of the 30" ACD and it's a beautifully designed product that I enjoyed having on my des
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by mastercheif 7mo ago
Okay Gemini
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by mastercheif 7mo ago
Back tap is an accessibility feature, not intended for general public use.
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by mastercheif 8mo ago
Hi Felix, this looks like an incredible tool. I've been helping non-tech people at my org make agent flows for things like data analysis—this is exactly what they need. However, I don't see an option for AWS Bedrock API in the sig
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by mastercheif 1y ago
I agree. I think it comes down OpenAI's superior post-training. ChatGPT is better at: A) Interpreting what I'm asking it for me needing to provide additional explicit context. B) Formatting answers in a way that are easily digesti
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by mastercheif 1y ago
Vulnicura VR is incredible. It’s a truly moving experience that wouldn’t work in any other medium.
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by mastercheif 1y ago
I was worried I was the only one who did this. Glad to know I'm not alone out there.
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by mastercheif 1y ago
You can use Premium with an ad blocker
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by mastercheif 1y ago
Fwiw Samsung is now 7 years OS/Security on flagships and 6 years OS/Security on the entry/mid-level Galaxy A Series.
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by mastercheif 1y ago
Oh so that's why they're terrible and often break with no error messaging or recourse
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by mastercheif 1y ago
I kept search off for a long time due to it tanking the quality of the responses from ChatGPT. I recently added the following to my custom instructions to get the best of both worlds: # Modes When the user enters the following strings you s
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by mastercheif 1y ago
Samsung microLED required professional installation until a year or two ago. It’s essentially a mini-JumboTron made of individual panels. They’ve managed to reduce down to four panels on brackets. If you want to install your $200,000 143” T
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by mastercheif 1y ago
GPT-5 Pro is only available on ChatGPT with a ChatGPT Pro subscription. Supposedly it fires off multiple parallel thinking chains and then essentially debates with itself to net a final answer.
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by mastercheif 1y ago
Not crazy. 4o was a hallucination machine. 4o had better “vibes” and was really good at synthesizing information in useful ways, but GPT-4 Turbo was a bigger model with better world knowledge.
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by mastercheif 1y ago
In my experience, web search often tanks the quality of the output. I don't know if it's because of context clogging or that the model can't tell what's a high quality source from garbage. I've defaulted to web sear
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by mastercheif 1y ago
FYI only one of your videos is displaying in HDR on your homepage, making the others seem dim in comparison. It’s the Built for simple campus navigation video. I’d recommend converting it to SDR.
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by mastercheif 1y ago
You don’t need to pre-wash dishes before they go in the sink, beyond a basic scrapping of the plate into the garbage. Pre-washing dishes degrades the performance of the dishwasher. This is due to the use of enzymes in modern detergent formu
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by mastercheif 1y ago
I should have clarified: Samsung remotes always use IR for power commands. They use RF/BT for all other commands, as long as the remote is paired to a TV. Note: When the remote is not paired with a TV it will also send the basic comm
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by mastercheif 1y ago
This is because the remotes use IR for the power commands. There’s really no getting around it. A small piece of electrical tape over the IR window on the monitor will fix it.
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by mastercheif 1y ago
I will give credit to the Google Maps team—they handle Queens NYC street address correctly. Apple Maps drives me nuts—it will only return search results if you include the hyphen in the four digit street address ie: "36-08 33rd St&quot

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