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by 7734128 3y ago
It's unfortunate that Epic is never given the goodwill they deserve for this fight. (I still hate their exclusivity deals, but I don't let that poison other aspects)
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by 7734128 3y ago
It's a bit different to have an instance always prepared for your use and to use a shared infrastructure. The latter could pretty much always expect at least a few percent use, which would reduce price.
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by 7734128 3y ago
We'll probably either be forced to agree to be tracked by Google's systems or forced to sign in to every page. There's no chance that anything positive will ever happen with the web again, it has gotten worse at every step fo
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by 7734128 3y ago
Correct on Kiwi on Android.
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by 7734128 3y ago
If you zoom in you can see that it's a polygon like mesh. It's certainly supposed to be how the rocks are represented in the system.
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by 7734128 3y ago
The amazing thing is of course that this is done with a general model, but it would be quite easy to generate data for supervised learning for this task. Generate HTML -> render and screenshot -> use the data in reverse for learning.
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by 7734128 3y ago
Onödigt otrevligt.
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by 7734128 3y ago
Are all options "valid" answers, or is it like trying to cancel a subscription with an American corporation where most options just lead to explanations of why the customer's opinion is incorrect?
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by 7734128 3y ago
And they have been pushing Tegra for more than a decade.
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by 7734128 3y ago
Especially when doing things like mapping or list comprehension. I'd love to be able to do operations on collections in parallel by simply marking my functions as pure. Just a simple xs.map {x -> f(x)} combined with "f" ma
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by 7734128 3y ago
I hate what Mozilla has become. This is garbage.
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by 7734128 3y ago
I used it for years until the update which removed most add-ons. Not because of that change though, that didn't bother me, but because the interface became and in my opinion remains absolutely awful. Some navigations went from literall
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by 7734128 3y ago
I suggest that we make a universal set of truths of everything which the LLM can compare its answer to. Perhaps a relational database? Or just one huge JSON?
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by 7734128 3y ago
I tried it out and I am super impressed by something so small. It hallucinated a lot, but formulated its incorrect answers wonderfully. It's certainly in the realm of being able to voice a NPC in an RPG game by now, as occasional hallu