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> How can I find a problem I want to solve... What pisses you off? X or Y exists...or maybe doesn't exist. "Why the hell is it 2024 and I'm still doing X?" "Why the hell is it 2024 and there isn't a way
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> I don't want to waste years of my life... Here's an exercise I use for prioritization amidst dozens of journals that are filled with scribbles of ideas: Imagine you're on your death bed, and you've been supremely la
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2y ago
Claimed compression ratio of 1187.47 through their proprietary appliance. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5hsQ6zbKIo Has anyone heard of this firm, Central Spiral LLC? I'm unable to find their business entity
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2y ago
Fun fact: Kazaa's inventors (and their P2P architecture) would later go on to build "Sky peer-to-peer" AKA Skype.
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There used to be legal precedent against third parties scraping data, but that doesn't apply when the host platform itself is complicit ("data sharing agreements", etc.) [0] It does feel like a breach of trust in one sense wh
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2y ago
It's not difficult to imagine a world where Spotify actually cared about the long-term success of a "hardware version of the app", and what that might look like. What is difficult, is given the feature set, how they might th
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2y ago
...anything you plug into your Roku TV.
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> some of UniSuper's backups on Google Cloud's servers and elsewhere were salvageable, and the fund was able to recover its data, teaching us all a lesson about having multiple redundancies. > UniSuper had backups in place w
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2y ago
Super Munchers, Outnumbered, Operation Neptune, Wild Science Arcade, and Mario Teaches Typing blowmp blowmp Da-da-daah! POW! :)
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$17 for the e-book looks like a good deal. From the text's website[0], there's also a free-to-use online version: https://e.issuu.com/embed.html?d=deep_learning_ebook&u=cmb32... [0] https://www.bish
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2y ago
Guilty on all 34 counts.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) has weather reports in tabular format: https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=29.7687&lon=-9... The graphical tables are nice, too: https://forecast.weather.gov/
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2y ago
I second the "numpad" approach: for short numerical sequences (license plate numbers, addresses, etc.), I visualize a telephone dial-pad, and my fingers pressing the numbers. I feel the order my fingers make, visualize the blocks
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2y ago
> I do not want to show the user posts that the user has already seen. OK, so like email with a "show only new messages" filter. > more and more costly over time If it's tolerable to have false positives (potentially sh
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2y ago
"I arrange, design, and sell (decision) shrubberies!"
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It seems most of these are the result of a poor application of a thesaurus with no regard to context, but here are some tortured phrase gems from these "gobbledygook sandwiches" [0]: "artificial intelligence" => "
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2y ago
"Microsoft PlayReady - complete client identity compromise": https://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2024/May/5 HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40308261
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There are different types of hard work
(fs.blog)
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“There are different types of hard work: 1. Outthinking (a better strategy, a shortcut) 2. Pure Effort (working longer, intensity) 3. Opportunistic (positioning yourself to take advantage of change) 4. Consistency (doing average things for
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AI is a hammer, so corporate is swinging it at everything they can. I agree that messing with child development is a dangerous game, and adding LLMs into the mix raises my eyebrows a bit (especially when kids may not have the common sense
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Direct PDF link: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.3758/BF03196322.pdf
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That the fundamentals have changed?
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Putting AI in MS Paint feels like putting a flux capacitor in a Geo Metro.
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> You can’t copyright look and feel though, can you? You can certainly patent it. "In general terms, a “utility patent” protects the way an article is used and works (35 U.S.C. 101), while a “design patent” protects the way an artic
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Shells, and how by scripting them you have programmatic access to the entire operating system.
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Manga-style comic generator, Shortbread! https://shortbread.ai/
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Curious: was your distribution client-server or peer-to-peer? Or both, similar to Skype's supernode model?
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Bandwidth/Transport costs for live streaming, especially in group conference call scenarios (where N streams needs to be broadcasted to N-1 participants) become prohibitively expensive after about 8 or so participants unless you can of
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Bipartisan Senate group releases sweeping AI report
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Report: https://www.young.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/Roadmap_Elec...
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