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by raphman 7mo ago
FWIW, there's also happened quite a lot of research on latency in academia - which that page seems to completely ignore. My group has been looking into that topic, too¹. One of our most interesting findings (IMHO) was that for many USB
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by raphman 7mo ago
Yes, that's how I'd interpret it, too. According to the article, onboarding speed is measured as “time to the 10th Pull Request (PR).” As we have seen on public GitHub projects, LLMs have made it really easy to submit a large numb
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by raphman 7mo ago
Huh, I thought that the MS tutorial was older. The blurry screenshot in it is from 2023. And there ist another website with the same content (including the sloppy diagram). I had assumed that they just plagiarized the MS tutorials. Maybe t
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by raphman 7mo ago
I'm not OP but: - missing ")" on the left side - extra "}" on the right side - the apples example on the right side ("Short code") ist significantly longer than the equivalent "Long code" example
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by raphman 7mo ago
For me, when the ball reaches the hole, the total number of strokes is displayed in the center of the screen, and a button "play again".
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by raphman 7mo ago
Thanks a lot, I really appreciate that you took the time for this detailed explanation.
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by raphman 7mo ago
The author admits that they used AI but I found it not that obvious. What are telltale signs in this case? While the writing style is a little bit over-stylized (exactly three examples in a sentence, Blade Runner reference), I might write
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by raphman 7mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/ (no new posts for two years now)
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by raphman 7mo ago
Hi i5heu. Given that you seem to use AI tools for generating images and audio versions of your posts, I hope it is not too rude to ask: how much of the post was drafted, written or edited with AI? The suggestions you make are all sensible b
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by raphman 7mo ago
a) As an outside observer, I would find such a lawsuit very interesting/valuable. But I guess the financial risk of taking on OpenAI or Anthropic is quite high. b) If you don't want bots scraping your content and DDOSing you, ther
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by raphman 8mo ago
This seems to be a totally normal sample size for such kinds of studies where you look at quantitative and qualitative aspects. Is this the only reason why you find the study to be bad?
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by raphman 8mo ago
I am a rather slow writer who certainly might benefit from something like Prism. A good tool would encourage me, help me while I am writing, and maybe set up barriers that keep me from taking shortcuts (e.g. pushing me to re-read the releva
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by raphman 8mo ago
FWIW, Ioannidis never demonstrated that a certain number of findings (or most) in a specific discipline are actually false - he calculated estimates based on assumptions. While Ioannidis work is important, and his claims may be true for man
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by raphman 8mo ago
a) On such a topic I would trust someone who has worked there even more than someone who only experienced how these companies work from the outside. b) I'd argue that decentralization of power and knowledge has always been a main drive
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by raphman 8mo ago
My impression is that BandCamp is not inherently against using new technology to generate new sounds. This decision seems to be not about "what is art" but about "what is good for BandCamp right now". As a small platform
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by raphman 8mo ago
Hmm, a few years ago, such a feature would have been called "AI" in marketing materials, no? Aren't all current GenAI tools in some way "just some base patterns selected by sliders attached to options adjust stuff"
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by raphman 8mo ago
I'd be interested in hearing a few of those samples and what you made out of them!
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by raphman 9mo ago
Some information on the author: - The blog seems to be associated with this Twitter account: https://x.com/sichuan_mala . That person seems to be a good friend of Cremieux¹. - The article seems to have originally been publis
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by raphman 9mo ago
I have volunteered in various roles for ACM conferences and thus have some insight into ACM's path towards Open Access over the past years. Just a few things to consider: - ACM is not a for-profit publisher like Springer or Elsevier. A
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by raphman 9mo ago
Indeed. Small addendum: at least in Germany, early telephone wires (up until the 1950s?) were wrapped in paper, drenched in oil. The bundles were then enclosed in a lead-copper alloy to protect them from moisture. https://commons
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by raphman 9mo ago
Just to be sure: your blog post mentions 24.12. 2024 - did you mean 2025? Is this the right connection?: https://bahn.expert/details/NX%2028521/j/20251224-a0049123-9... The RE5 seems to be operated by Nation
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by raphman 9mo ago
Thanks! First hit online: https://www.lab404.com/3741/readings/sontag.pdf Out of curiosity: what led you to write "Susan Sunday" instead of "Susan Sontag"? (for other readers: "Sonntag&quo
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by raphman 9mo ago
Claude Code user¹ says Claude Code wrote continuously incorrect code for the last hour. I asked it to write Python code to retrieve a list of Kanbord boards using the official API. I gave it a link to the API docs. First, it wrote a wrong J
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by raphman 9mo ago
FWIW, many of the researchers on the paper did not study in the U.S. but immigrated after their PhD studies. I checked the first, middle, and last author: Lars Mescheder got his PhD in Germany, Bruno Lecouat got his PhD in France, Vladlen K
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by raphman 9mo ago
I found this quote from the paper by Catchpole et al. quite important: "Whilst it is encouraging that analogies from other industries with longstanding cultures of safety and reliability may be extrapolated, it is also important to re
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by raphman 9mo ago
Some more sources I saved recently after learning about Elliott's work: The original paper by Catchpole et al. (2006): https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1460-9592.2006... A quite interesting lect
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by raphman 10mo ago
There are companies that laser-'etch' 3D images into glass. I guess it's not that hard to find one that accepts a list of xyz coordinates.
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by raphman 10mo ago
FWIW, the Haribo charger seems to be rather well made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT_t5nvFcoY (26:50, by ZeroBrain, a German YouTuber that disassembles electronic devices)
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by raphman 10mo ago
hiq's comment was not about Whisperfish but about the presage library. My comment can be read as "Whisperfish wrote their own implementation of the signal protocol" - which is wrong. (Sorry, can't edit it anymore) With p
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by raphman 10mo ago
The Whisperfish [1] project (a Signal messenger for Sailfish OS) maintains an independent Signal client library written in Rust [2]. It works quite well - unless Signal decides to change their protocols or kick non-standard clients. [1] ht

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