nobrains

13 ms·

1.
by nobrains 16d ago
"because the underlying lib wasn't coded like the original AI pretended it was" So, the models ARE dumb. They just are very good at finding patterns in their training data. I mean, when they code minecraft clones, it is not b
2.
by nobrains 16d ago
this image https://datacolada.org/wp-content/uploads/scatter_like_vs_in... itself visually shows fake data. Too perfectly clustered.
3.
by nobrains 29d ago
a mouse is an input device. most security challenges (passwords, etc.) are input via input devices. those are at a risk of being compromised. also clicks on an on-screen keyboard, etc. in fact, if u think about it, input device data (also k
4.
by nobrains 29d ago
share the thread ?
5.
by nobrains 1mo ago
DOS #000000
6.
by nobrains 1mo ago
"correctly reason through one of my private benchmarks" i would also like to make one myself for my testing. could you give a rough idea or an outline or point in the general direction on what to do?
7.
by nobrains 2mo ago
how would the original owner prove ownership of the original wallet?
8.
by nobrains 2mo ago
Why do we make computers multiply single digit numbers, instead of taking the result from a lookup table, like humans do? To answer my own question, I am assuming it would be because multiplying would still be faster than reading from a loo
9.
by nobrains 2mo ago
any pointers on how to make it work for boox color e-ink device (it runs android) ?
10.
by nobrains 3mo ago
Its the same guy who tweeted a photo of a pepperoni claiming it to be a star
11.
by nobrains 3mo ago
The Matrix
12.
by nobrains 3mo ago
Why has , recently, Pakistan been seen added more and more to a new category "MENAP" and separate from South Asia (i.e. India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh) ? These classifications should be geographic and could even racial
13.
by nobrains 3mo ago
That "view page source" took some loong time to load.
14.
by nobrains 3mo ago
From the animation: "Torque grows with the cube of diameter" That seems like a pretty cool cheat-code to get more power. Perhaps it will mean you will start having cars with more distance from the ground to accommodate the large d
15.
by nobrains 4mo ago
My take is related but different. I believe that Google believes the customer's for these "premium" Googlebooks are the kids who used Chromebooks all their school years, and are now graduating school, getting into university,
16.
by nobrains 5mo ago
My take: Do proper security, but if you are short on time or resources, you can start with security through obscurity, to block a few percentage of attacks, and then when you have time and resources, go ahead and add the proper security mea
17.
by nobrains 5mo ago
I REALLY liked the interface. One nitpick: When the image description is ON, the left and right buttons keep moving up and down after every image, so I cannot keep my mouse in one location and keep clicking NEXT.
18.
by nobrains 6mo ago
did u see the TV mode link? i wish more visualization sites had that.
19.
by nobrains 6mo ago
It was a pilot. Isn't this (kinda) good news that this "bug" was caught and now the next iteration will be closer to the intended behavior?
20.
by nobrains 6mo ago
load event or "DOMContentLoaded" event. No?
21.
by nobrains 6mo ago
No mention of no backlit in keyboard?
22.
by nobrains 6mo ago
Also, there is nothing wrong with looking like an idiot. Thats only in your mind. As long as you have put thought into your reply, even if it not structured correctly, or verbose, or does not have perfect English, humans can still decipher
23.
by nobrains 7mo ago
The issue is that all money-throwing needs to be balanced by careful thought. This cycle the money-throwing at snow plowing worked. Next cycle, it will not be as effective, as more people who want to "game" the rewards will enter
24.
by nobrains 7mo ago
They are also a mess in UI now. In the "Intelligence applied" section, where they show the comparison animations, they are shown using a non-optimal UI. There is not enough time to read the text, see old animation, and see new a
25.
by nobrains 7mo ago
In the "Intelligence applied" section, where they show the comparison animations, they are shown using a non-optimal UI. There is not enough time to read the text, see old animation, and see new animation. Better would have been t
26.
by nobrains 11mo ago
they way i handle this with my teams: any bugs caught by the QA team go against the developers. any bugs caught after QA green lights the go live go against the QA team. (Of course, discounting any bugs that are deemed acceptable for go liv
27.
by nobrains 1y ago
What if we do vertical bi-facial panels, mounted on a rotating circle that rotates to align the panels with the sun (north-south or east-east or in between) depending on the time of the year. Wouldn't that be the best of all worlds rig
28.
by nobrains 1y ago
So, I recommend seeing it in 3 passes. 1st pass, see the right 1/3rd area of the video. It shows the 2 sides moving. Then see the middle 1/3rd area of the video. It shows both the movement and the rupture in the ground. Then see t
29.
by nobrains 2y ago
I have noticed searching for topics that interest me, ends up showing more content related to that search term in my feed. At least for some time. Just putting it out there incase someone wants to manually tweak their timeline using the sea
30.
by nobrains 2y ago
Zuck did a calculation: "Does the risk of lawsuits and bad PR outweigh the benefits of being early?". If u remove morals from the equation, nearly every CEO would have made that same decision if in that position.

More ›