notglossy

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by notglossy 3mo ago
CarPlay is a nightmare for many because its premise only considers 2 options: use CarPlay, don’t use CarPlay. If you want to mix and match features across what your car offers and CarPlay offers (e.g. use Podcasts app but stick with native
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by notglossy 3mo ago
I guess the question for me is: Why would I want my web presence or platform to look like Android? I understand the use case for “iframes” and web based extensions of apps that use the native framework, but otherwise this reminds me up the
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by notglossy 3mo ago
Animation should convey meaning, not achieve pixel-perfect morphs between states. When iOS first launched, some of the brilliance was in how UI elements transformed into one another—a title in the title bar becoming a "back" butto
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by notglossy 3mo ago
This is the issue. At some point very basic and normal things, like believing in a woman’s right to vote or in people’s broad access to healthcare, can be considered radical or terroristic by the powers that be. Then the lists become so per
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by notglossy 4mo ago
With all due respect, the customer doesn’t care. You served a raw turkey on Thanksgiving and act like there is nothing that could be done to remedy this. Under no circumstances was leaving it in the oven longer an option for some reason. Yo
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by notglossy 6mo ago
I think generally, SFT is like giving the LLM increased intuition in specific areas. If you combine this with RAG, it should improve the performance or accuracy. Sort of like being a lawyer and knowing something is against the law by intuit
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by notglossy 6mo ago
You will still get hallucinations. With RAG you use the vectors to aid in finding things that are relevant, and then you typically also have the raw text data stored as well. This allows you to theoretically have LLM outputs grounded in the
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by notglossy 6mo ago
Man... I'm lucky if the fonts I'm using even have tabular figures as alternates. This is on a whole other level.
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by notglossy 7mo ago
This patent came from the design department. Some dude looked at the logo and said, “Huh, we could make a screw from this.” The legal team then took it and made a design patent. If you guys want, I can message him and ask about the grand co
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by notglossy 1y ago
Just wanted to point out that California, for being barren of manufacturing and hostile to it, is actually the largest manufacturer in the USA in terms of people employed and economic output. https://nam.org/mfgdata/
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by notglossy 2y ago
Whenever I hear VRML, I am reminded of this Aptiva commercial from the 90's with the "3D San Francisco" site. Was always bummed as a kid that I never actually could find it online. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by notglossy 2y ago
It’s interesting to see how optimistic and forward thinking architecture for education could be during this time period. It seems by the 1990s, many attributes that were seen as desirable (open air, windows, single level) were at some point