omolobo

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by omolobo 2y ago
This. It's not that the Firefox is ignoring your video auto-play settings, it's that it isn't video, courtesy of the industry's greed and lack of any respect for people.
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by omolobo 2y ago
Free hardware is the dream. I want to replace the proprietary, DRM-bloated CPU on my PC yesterday.
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by omolobo 2y ago
That's not the point. The point is that even after you install Python on Windows using the official installer, and unless you put that early in the %PATH%, running 'python' on a powershell / Windows terminal will pop up
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by omolobo 2y ago
So what? Why should the application talk over the Internet to begin with? And why isn't that functionality off by default under a settings option that clearly warns the user of the consequences? I think you're missing the forest f
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by omolobo 2y ago
How is this comment down-voted? Makes absolutely no sense. These are simple facts stated here.
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by omolobo 2y ago
So the first email was from a Protonmail account, and the second one was spoofed and obviously had incorrect headers. Are you saying Youtube doesn't check for these when processing take-down requests?
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by omolobo 2y ago
Yes. These limitations are not theoretical at all. The author touches on compositionality --- how a problem/program be decomposed into smaller, orthogonal problems/programs, reasoned about and tested separately, and then abstracte
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by omolobo 2y ago
I am aware, good scene.
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by omolobo 2y ago
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by omolobo 2y ago
> I would call ‘LLM-functionalism’: the idea that a natural language description of the required functionality fed to an LLM, possibly with some prompt engineering, establishes a meaningful implementation of the functionality. My boy. Mo
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by omolobo 2y ago
It should also be noted that those elements are dynamic and update in pseudo-real-time. In case my boy is still trying to make sense of them in the context of the article, lol.
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by omolobo 2y ago
Meanwhile, every YC startup these days is some unimaginative variant of "let's automate this with LLMs". Humanity racing towards maximum idiocy.
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by omolobo 2y ago
It probably works better when the reflected ray is almost tangent to the surface. But that should be an epsilon case.
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by omolobo 2y ago
See: https://research.nvidia.com/labs/rtr/tag/neural-rendering/ Specifically this one, which seems to tackle what you mentioned: https://research.nvidia.com/labs/rtr/publication
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by omolobo 2y ago
It's a mega-kernel, so you'll get poor occupancy past the first bounce. A better strategy is to shoot, sort, and repeat, which then also allows you to squeeze in an adaptive sampler in the middle. > // No idea where n
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by omolobo 2y ago
In other words, you won't break your system if you keep the system installation pristine.
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by omolobo 2y ago
As far as I know, it is popular in bioinformatics because of https://bioperl.org/ Universities use that often in their curriculum.
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by omolobo 2y ago
It somewhat resembles the encircled lambda in LOL.