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by redka 2y ago
Seems like the title here on HN is bait testing for people not reading the article - and most of you failed. I came here to see what people have to say about his vector DBs comparisons
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by redka 3y ago
Couple years back I joined a paid accelerator program to write a mobile game under the wings of some company. My eyes were opened after having a fun time creating my game when the time came to publishing and tweaking. My mentors from the co
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ChatGPT-4 is unable to do a simple thing
2 points by redka 3y ago|1 comments
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by redka 4y ago
I don't know how much you actually tried coffeescript but I find your opinion strange. Coffee wasn't ever like J or anything crazy terse. Its appeal came not merely from making things shorter (it did that, but not by a crazy margi
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by redka 4y ago
> If it's for fun, it shouldn't feel like work I would be very careful with this sentiment. Pretty much any creative endeavour consists of parts that are not strictly fun. Coding in particular is filled with difficulty, tedious
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by redka 4y ago
I listen to music mostly when working on my own projects. I don't talk much about ongoing projects until I have already progressed very far, and when I do I'm deliberately keeping most of the plans and further ideas out of the con
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by redka 5y ago
You'd have to run it yourself. There's a docker image available but it's a pretty big download (11.7GB)
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by redka 5y ago
For anyone interested I've transcribed this song [1] using the replicate link the author provided (Colab throws errors for me) using mode music-piano-v2. It spits out mp3s there instead of midis so you can hear how it did [2] [1] http
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by redka 5y ago
I wasn't and thanks! It was an interesting read
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by redka 5y ago
I would say that depends on what you're trying to achieve. If you're trying to get an overview of the space then probably one of the best ways of going about it to locate key figures that are involved in different projects (e.g. V
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by redka 5y ago
I usually discern rational approach by the merit of the argument not because "someone wrote it on HN". If there is no argument but instead just blanket statements and negative remarks then I can somewhat safely assume that some th
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by redka 5y ago
I agree with you about the importance of the social and economic ramifications - after all, that's the main idea behind a lot of cryptocurrencies, conceptually. I guess you might be right though that this isn't obvious or some per
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by redka 5y ago
I don't find it surprising that this space is being crowded with opportunists, marketers, scammers or people motivated by greed because that's the most obvious thing that would happen when you mix vast amounts of money with new te
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by redka 5y ago
As usual, here on HN, any time something is posted that relates to cryptocurrencies the discussion gets filled with negativity and even, seemingly unprovoked, outright hostility toward the idea. Overall HN (in my opinion) has a very good qu
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by redka 5y ago
Looks very similar to dust3d[1]. I wish the simplicity of this approach would be more widespread in 3d software. [1] https://dust3d.org/
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by redka 6y ago
well Ruby is a weird example since it has both using either '..' or '...'
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by redka 6y ago
> PiS is actually pronounced piss no it isn't. It's pronounced peace
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by redka 6y ago
he seems to never blink
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by redka 6y ago
It's certainly not super obvious to setup but there are ways to use PlayCanvas with local setup[1]. I have Redirector[2] rules in my browser and that basically handles it. So with some tinkering you can have hot module replacement an
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by redka 6y ago
not much but shaving off some bytes is good in itself
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by redka 6y ago
actually binary websockets won't do in this case since the underlying protocol is still TCP with automatic retransmission mechanism which kills performance for very fast-paced games. You have to use WebRTC in that case
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by redka 6y ago
Instead of cramming ecoded json into the data channels, like you'd with websockets, you can build binary buffers with all the data that has to be communicated between server and client. For example movement commands like up/down&
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by redka 6y ago
I dunno. I implemented my games'[1] netcode on top of WebRTC and it runs just as well as proper UDP stuff. If you configure it be unreliable and pack everything into small binary commands then it behaves exactly like you'd want fo
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by redka 6y ago
What about the tongue? After reading something strange in a book about meditation, where it said I should keep my tongue at the roof of my mouth, I got curious. Actually I was baffled because I couldn't do it. I literally could not kee
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by redka 6y ago
Yep, exactly. Last ditch resort is to modify the values via devtools myself but usually I just skip that site.
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by redka 6y ago
It might be just me but I can't look at websites with black backgrounds and white or yellow letters. My eyes hurt and when I turn my head elsewhere I can see shadows of the website for a bit. I use dark(ish) themes everywhere but such
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by redka 6y ago
Does this work with pnpm since node_modules/@prisma/client changes based on the project it's in?
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by redka 6y ago
I read this the other day[1]. See challenges listed in the middle. It does seem like it's not very easy at all. [1] https://hackaday.com/2020/03/25/ventilators-101-what-they-do...
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by redka 6y ago
I'm working on bot implementation for my latest game[1]. I only ever made bots for my first game[2] but it was a breeze then. Now I needed to setup waypoints, pathfinding algorithms and some funky chasing logic but frankly I'm lov
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by redka 7y ago
Could someone explain to me how could researchers come to these conclusions if there are different factors at play that surely impact the results? The article states that: > Participants consumed a weekly average of 1.5 servings of proce

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