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Europe 2031 – What getting AI wrong means for us(europe2031.ai)
8 points by sarusso 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sarusso 5mo ago
For context: a LOT of people, maybe naively, are now using AI to help them count carbs, and some of these features are already in beta, if not shipping. That is why I believe this piece from Tim is remarkable: it shows the limitations in a
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He asked AI to count carbs 27000 times. It couldn't give the same answer twice(diabettech.com)
243 points by sarusso 5mo ago|307 comments
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A programmable watch you can actually wear(hackster.io)
231 points by sarusso 5mo ago|132 comments
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An AI agent called every pub in Ireland to index the cost of a Guinness(guinndex.ai)
4 points by sarusso 6mo ago|2 comments
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by sarusso 6mo ago
The "specific set of actions" is so vague that could range from just opening a specific company page and clicking on a button to performing a complex chain of steps. This said, it's not that bad, that's true. But the ide
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by sarusso 6mo ago
"Our investigation found that it was technically possible for a logged-in registered user to: 1. See certain data not normally published on the public register: - the day of the date of birth for directors and PSCs - residential addres
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Email to registered companies about the WebFiling security issue(gov.uk)
2 points by sarusso 6mo ago|5 comments
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by sarusso 8mo ago
Location: TBD (Italy for now) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, ML/DL, HPC, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, observability, time series modeling, anomaly detection Résumé/CV: https://saru
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by sarusso 8mo ago
What I did in a few projects to plot aggregated (resampled) data without loosing peaks was to plot it over an area chart representing the min-max values before aggregating (resampling). It worked pretty well.
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by sarusso 8mo ago
Happy to hear! It doesn't replace healthy bedtime routines of course, and it's halfway between an experiment and a joke, but still... :)
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by sarusso 8mo ago
That's interesting. How would you explain that for someone works then? At least on me, the loader does not trigger vigilance and temporal monitoring (I think). Instead, it "allows" my brain to focus on something else, which g
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by sarusso 8mo ago
The skeleton provided by ChatGPT to get the page to load fullscreen as a PWA included it, so I just kept it. “Maybe in future”... But it’s unnecessary, I should have removed it.
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by sarusso 8mo ago
Feel free to send a PR! But let's parametrize the animal :)
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by sarusso 8mo ago
Exactly, I made a mistake when writing it down. Thanks to the original commenter for catching it and for your suggestion! I’ve now updated it to: "As you go through the story, the time the loader spins increases while the speed at whic
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by sarusso 8mo ago
Oh yes, absolutely. It bothers me as well, and it strains the eyes, but you know... for such a toy project I half vibe-coded in an hour or so I didn’t bother too much. I agree it should be improved! It could definitely be a fun exercise. Al
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by sarusso 8mo ago
I came up with this one night when I couldn’t fall asleep and was looking (waiting) for some data analysis results on a web platform, noticing that the spinner was actually making me sleepy. I guess that when the brain is engaged in an acti
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Show HN: Fall asleep by watching JavaScript load(github.com)
84 points by sarusso 8mo ago|32 comments
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by sarusso 9mo ago
Location: TBD (Italy for now) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, ML/DL stacks, HPC, Docker, Kubernetes, Slurm, and whatever I needed to build data&resource-intensive systems Résumé/
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Pre-Emphasis on Audio CDs(wiki.hydrogenaudio.org)
5 points by sarusso 9mo ago|1 comments
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by sarusso 9mo ago
Just found a strange switch on a CD burning app (Burn-OSX) which stated: "Pre-emphasis of 50/15μs". Turned out to be a historical hidden gem, aimed at "boosting the signal (especially the higher frequencies) in the recor
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Epistemological Fault Lines Between Human and Artificial Intelligence(arxiv.org)
2 points by sarusso 9mo ago|0 comments
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by sarusso 9mo ago
Thanks!
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by sarusso 9mo ago
This example is so right. Including the parallel with what happened with those two aircrafts.
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by sarusso 9mo ago
> The communication between your phone/pump or glucose sensor/pump is encrypted now for all newer devices. May I ask where did you get this info? And what “newer” means here?
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by sarusso 10mo ago
Great to hear! p.s. I just copy-pasted to help, not to critique.
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by sarusso 10mo ago
Remote (US-based or Canada-based only). Must be authorized to work in the US (no visa sponsorship available).
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by sarusso 10mo ago
The main flaw of this article is comparing a general-purpose language built with production systems in mind (Python) with a domain-specific language designed for interactive analysis (R)... Beware of comparing apples and oranges, because pr
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by sarusso 1y ago
Do they run but look terrible or they just refuse to open?
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Why can't we go back to small phones?(spacebar.news)
14 points by sarusso 1y ago|14 comments

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