tehnoslow

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by tehnoslow 16d ago
The claim that the IAU vote was procedurally invalid is interesting
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by tehnoslow 16d ago
The real-time stats on the website are fascinating. Did you set those up to satisfy your own curiosity, or to give remote callers a sense of "presence" at the playa?
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by tehnoslow 19d ago
That's some crazy stuff. I knew LG and others liked to push ads on their smart TVs, but I didn't realize it was this bad...
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by tehnoslow 19d ago
Interesting breakdown. The author clearly put in the work to test this theory. I like that he's not trying to force the data to fit the result but instead explains why even apparent matches could just be coincidental.
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by tehnoslow 19d ago
Cool idea, but it feels more suited for pedestrians or cyclists moving at a slower pace. Not sure this format would work well in a car, since you can't really see the whole road ahead. At 100 km/h, you need to grasp the route and
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by tehnoslow 23d ago
Cool use case with the agents, hadn't thought of that
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by tehnoslow 23d ago
Worrying news, but honestly not surprising anymore. What's interesting is that El Niño hasn't even peaked yet, if it gets as strong as they're predicting 2027 is gonna be even hotter. Also kinda depressing to realize that no
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by tehnoslow 26d ago
Honestly, this is the most practical take on prompt engineering I've come across lately. Makes me wonder why spend all that time crafting a 500-word essay to tell Claude to stop being Claude, when the real move is just to chain a coupl
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by tehnoslow 26d ago
The more I think about it the more autonomous cars look like extremely demanding edge computers. You have limited power and cooling, unreliable connectivity and very strict latency requirements. It's probably one of the few places wher
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by tehnoslow 26d ago
Honestly I wouldn't demonize AI in education. When we were students we were forbidden from using calculators, then the internet and now it's become the norm. It's the same with AI, I think. AI has already become a part of our
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by tehnoslow 1mo ago
What a delightfully insane abuse of Nix, this is great
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by tehnoslow 1mo ago
Cool game! Looks fun. Guess I need to find some friends first, but maybe I'll try playing with them this weekend.
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by tehnoslow 1mo ago
Pretty much Victorian Photoshop. The artist painted from the most flattering angle, with perfect lighting and the lenses made the image look three‑dimensional. Funny how in 2026 we’re doing exactly the same thing just with more advanced tec
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by tehnoslow 1mo ago
You should at least reread your text. I found the story interesting, but it's practically unreadable. The text is completely AI-generated, and poorly generated.
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by tehnoslow 1mo ago
I understand you so well. I have a similar story with drawing. I don't think I'll ever be able to return to it, but I wish you luck
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by tehnoslow 1mo ago
It’s interesting to watch what’s happening in the AI market right now. On one hand, low API prices help attract users quickly but on the other hand, running these models is extremely expensive and companies still need to find a way to cover
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by tehnoslow 1mo ago
Its surprising that many ideas that are now considered fundamental UX principles were formulated almost 40 years ago. It is interesting to see how relevant these approaches remain today, especially when looking at modern interfaces that oft