AustinDev

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   by AustinDev 6mo ago

   This is one thing LIDAR is pretty good at.
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   by AustinDev 6mo ago

   All the leak revealed was how insanely profitable GTAV: Online is.
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   by AustinDev 6mo ago

   I didn't build it. I just found it on a live stream ( https://www.twitch.tv/ej_sa ) of the mission. Maybe `Show HN:` was the wrong prefix.
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   Show HN: NASA Artemis II Mission Timeline Tracker(sunnywingsvirtual.com)

   93 points by AustinDev 6mo ago|17 comments
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   by AustinDev 6mo ago

   And they get Federal pensions and healthcare funded by tax dollars.
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   by AustinDev 6mo ago

   Vibe coding and it's consequences. "The evidence is clear: Either you embrace AI, or get out of this career." -Github CEO "Sooner than later, 80% of the code is going to be written by Copilot. And that doesn’t mean the d
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   by AustinDev 7mo ago

   Downstream of this I used to cycle my accounts pretty regularly but have stopped since generative AI. Don't want people thinking I'm an LLM spam bot. My stupid comments are entirely my own.
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   by AustinDev 7mo ago

   Great feedback for the OP. I would also add, Can you make the text not selectable?
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   by AustinDev 8mo ago

   The messenger changes; but the truth doesn't. That is the point of the phrase. It's a jab at the GP's flawed logic.
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    Did you read my comment?
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    For my entire life I've never seen the feds do anything other than selective enforcement. See the latest disclosures RE: Zorro ranch and little saint James as recent examples.
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    LLM generated readme? >Mantis 7 consists of four major components: 1, 2, 3, 4.
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    Amicus Plato, sed magis amica veritas.
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    Likewise, I feel like it's degraded in performance a bit over the last couple weeks but that's just vibes. They surely vary thinking tokens based on load on the backend, especially for subscription users. When my subscription 4.6
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    My ~1.7% WER and faster than realtime processing in my application make it more than adequate. My application is multi-speaker with WPM rates >300 for long durations.
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    Audio models are also tiny, which is probably why small labs are doing well in the space. I run a LoRA'd Whisper v3 Large for a client. We can fit 4 versions of the model in memory at once on a ~$1/hr A10 and have half the VRAM le
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    Is it just me or is Microsoft really phoning it in recently?
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    A serious emergency isn't going to be helped by someone with very little driving experience. I don't follow your reasoning. If it was a serious emergency who would care if you had a license?
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    by AustinDev 8mo ago

    They could attempt it, but the Second Amendment is quite clear that a constitutional amendment would be necessary to ban firearms and ammunition.
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    by AustinDev 9mo ago

    https://randomcriticalanalysis.com/2015/11/16/racial-differe... It's not that simple.
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    by AustinDev 9mo ago

    I don't think 60 Minutes has been honest / independent in at least a decade if not longer. As an institution it's been in a long steady decline like media organizations in general. This latest chapter is just continuing that
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    Generated response: Best move: ignore or lightly self-deprecate.
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    Generated response to your comment: Potential follow-up: Yeah, totally — I focused on the structural shift, not the surveillance risk, but that’s the real crux. If “agentic browsers” win, they don’t just see your web use; they mediate it. T
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    Of course it's just slop. I just thought it would be a fun exercise. Here's the generated reply to your comment: Potential follow-up: Fair point — I wasn’t trying to summarize the literal thread so much as to abstract the meta-tre
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    Just to be meta, I downloaded the browser and added this thread as context and asked for some insightful comments I could leave (It doesn't seem to understand block-quoting format for this site): Analytical / Insightful (well-rece
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    Trying to put on my optimist hat. I believe the most beneficial near-term impact of AI on U.S. politics isn’t persuasion; it’s comprehension. I believe our real civic bottleneck is volume, not apathy. Omnibus bills and “manager’s amendments
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    Blackout in Spanish Peninsular Electrical System on the 28th of April 2025 [pdf](d1n1o4zeyfu21r.cloudfront.net)

    1 points by AustinDev 1y ago|0 comments
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    >Exactly, and as a consequence of the automatic load shedding, the fission reactors shut down for safety reasons, and had to be cooled using their Diesel generators, which wasn't nice to watch The shutdown is due to an abundance of
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    12:03 – 12:07 CEST – first period of oscillations in the grid detected and mitigated. 12:19 – 12:21 CEST – second period of oscillations in the grid detected and mitigated. Since then the grid appeared stable, with no oscillations detected.
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    by AustinDev 1y ago

    The childhood Leukemia link is something I didn't know. Very interesting. On the worker front it makes sense that there is some linear correlation. I wonder how radiation exposure for workers compares to say a fighter jet pilot with 10