ANighRaisin

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by ANighRaisin 9d ago
Well, it would be helpful for scholarly articles.
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by ANighRaisin 9mo ago
A prettier demo: https://turbowarp.org/984959784/fullscreen?stuck&hqpen&fps=6...
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by ANighRaisin 9mo ago
Binary Space partitioning ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_space_partitioning ) is an elegant algorithm that solves this issue. This has fallen out of popularity due to the invention of the depth buffer and the pow
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by ANighRaisin 11mo ago
Such a thing exists currently, at least for images created by Google and other major AI companies.
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by ANighRaisin 1y ago
This isn't really a problem in tool-assisted LLMs. Use google AI studio with search grounding. Provides correct links and citations every time. Other companies have similar search modes, but you have to enable those settings if you w
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by ANighRaisin 1y ago
Cool, but you can get brightness enhancement film for very cheap in AliExpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/i/2255799825024246.html The brightness enhancement film is a transparent optical film. It consists of a three-l
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by ANighRaisin 1y ago
This was referenced in the article.
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by ANighRaisin 1y ago
sign-lee makes more sense.
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by ANighRaisin 1y ago
This is an easy question for LLMs to answer. Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite can answer this in 0.8 seconds with a cost of 0.0028875 cents: To habogink a hammer means to perform the action typically associated with its primary function, but in revers
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
Yes. However, once you get to population decline, no economic system can help.
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
The AI OCR build into snipping tool in windows is better than tesseract, albeit more inconvenient than something like powertoys or Capture2Text, which use a quick shortcut.
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
Hmm... I'll give it a go.
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
You don't need Ren'Py-like software for graphic novels unless you want them to be interactive. Even so, it may be difficult for an 8-year-old to learn python and debug something like Ren'Py, especially because half of its use
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
I've been attempting WILD every few days whenever it's convenient. No luck so far, but it's not something I'm taking particularly seriously. For that reason, I'm still not sure whether it'd be worth doing a dre
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
Not all, but most. Only on the articles I find interesting and relevant, of course.
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
How does this compare to gemini thinking experimental with apps?
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
It would be better if it came from AI, as it would show that AI will be able to make helpful improvements to technology. AI has come up with impartments to other algorithms, such as matrix multiplication, so it's not super farfetched f
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
> It wasn't until I visited a rheumatologist who looked at the combination of my symptoms and genetic test results that I learned I likely had an autoimmune condition AI didn't actually give the initial possibility of having an
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
I would say that diversity isn't something that's easy to reenforce, but I do think it will occur as a natural consequence of optimizing for shorter chains of thought according to a wide variety of problems. Of course, the nature
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2PZWD81?tag=synack-20&linkCode=...
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
There have been more niche shows that became quite popular after a YouTube release.
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
I like to use pdf24 for this sort of thing. Fast and simple.
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by ANighRaisin 2y ago
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