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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Do failed wafers have to go in the trash, or can you recycle them?
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
> "Downside is this chip would be huuuuge - a whole wafer." Why don't we have chips like that? If a CPU the size of a postage stamp can do x amount of performance, imagine how much performance you could get if you used an
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Depends on your layout. My € is in the corner of my 4 key, and the only alt letters I get are accented vowels, ¦ and €. I use a UK English keyboard and windows
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I keep hearing about zines and how they're cool and awesome, but I've never really seen one, so I can't really get a sense in my head for what they are. Does anyone have like an online gallery of zines or something? Are they
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
https://mitxela.com/projects/thermal_paper_polaroid talks about making a camera with a raspberry pi, and by using Buildroot they got it down to acceptable boot times
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I wish it took up more than 640 pixels on the left of my 1920 pixel screen. I changed the CSS of the body to be 900pt instead of 480, and it renders at 1200px wide, which looks a lot nicer to my eyes. Didn't bother trying to center it
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Well this looks like a perfect example of why an LLM should never make any governmental decisions ever
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I just googled it to type my comment. And if you're using it enough to need quick access, you can do alt + 0181 on your numpad on a windows system
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
One of my pet peeves is people using the letter "u" to mean micro. Its a greek letter mu, "μ", and seeing as the entire thing is capitalised here, it could also be "Μ" (uppercase greek mu, not uppercase latin M
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
CNC is CNC, if you can put an attachment on it, it'll probably work. If you replace the hotend with a router and make the extrusion wires turn the router on and off, you have a CNC router. If you use a swivel knife, you have a vinyl cu
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I can't tell if the title is a joke or not, the article seems to give some very good reasons why you shouldn't use an LLM to review pull requests
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
We've reinvented hungarian notation from first principles https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I believe there have been camera specifically designed for this, where they have multiple horizontally spaced lenses that all take a picture at the same time, or literally just holding several cameras right next to each other and triggering
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
no, its "rewrote x in rust and now it's blazing fast". I still dont know fast "blazing" is. 10x? 100x? any increase at all?
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
For you maybe, but I've never heard of this site, my only reference for "datasette" is the commodore 1560
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
and hopefully I never have to work with you if you think that every single second must be spent coding, no seconds allowed for stuff to process in the background when you save a file
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Then have it run asynchronously when you save
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
mildly amusing that the model was instructed to generate it in the style of a "wide angle film still" but it seems to have gone for a painting instead
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Do you generally pylint an entire codebase at once though? Why not just the file you are actually working on? Based on the homeassistant results (10.3 hours to lint 17.5k files), it only takes about 2 seconds to pylint a file, which doesn&#
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
So over 10% of the time, it fails? That's not a great search engine
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
For someone who isn't super familiar, what is "R@10", and is 0.89 good? It's impossible to google for
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
The font is definitely... unique, too. I thought it was going to build up to that font being the ascii art one, but that one looks much more pleasant to read than what the article is actually written in
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I believe before the "name" attribute is set, the name in the dialog is "barista", but once it has a "name", it displays as that instead. Technically, no, the barista didn't have a name until that selectio
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I think carpenters might cry if a company went around shoving every single piece of carpentry they could find into a machine, and then when you press a button on that machine, a chair comes out, and then they go around saying that this mach
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I wonder how much is actually needed to create an automated rubber duck. How well would ELIZA work? ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA ) (might need some adjustment to not talk like a therapist, but you get the idea)
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I've done a couple on a debit card and it's gone pretty smoothly. I paid around £200 for an online service who they effectively ghosted me, so I submitted a chargeback to my bank, and they said they'd get in contact with the
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Apart from when they're talking about AI generated videos or images, or the marketing people talking about an AI powered rice cooker https://tefalph.com/cooking-appliances/easy-rice-plus-rice-c... or people watchi
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Maybe if marketing people stopped using the incredibly generic term "AI", and started actually saying what something is, it might work better. When you say "this app is powered by AI", do you mean Skynet, an LLM, or a ba
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
Is that little computer training LLMs from scratch all by itself? That must take years to get any kind of progress, given the scale of training other providers do. Where do you get the training data from?
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by voidUpdate 3mo ago
I watched the whole thing, and I think it sort of went off the rails over time, probably to keep upping the ante. I think you're fine just watching the first season

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