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CGamesPlay
7d ago
The other iPhone mini user here, and agree that this phone looks nice. It looks like the keycaps form a capacitive touchscreen or something, so you can actually swipe to type over the keycaps. Marketing videos show using it to scroll the sc
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11d ago
It's not just tolerable, it's even enjoyable!
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CGamesPlay
12d ago
> There are circus lions in circuses trained to jump through hoops on command. But once in a while they decide to eat their trainers instead of jumping. This is a terrible analogy, because yes you absolutely do hold the trainers criminal
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12d ago
https://mashable.com/article/high-sierra-password-fix-apple-... > In the simplest of terms, with the bug, if you created a new APFS (Apple File System) encrypted volume on High Sierra, and set anything at all as the
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14d ago
Intent is the difference between murder and manslaughter, in that case. Drunk driving is common enough that prosecutors will argue that getting drunk in a situation where you have to drive is intent. Get OpenAI convicted of unintentional CF
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15d ago
I for one am excited to learn more about how it spreads up to 50% between nights, and how nothing between the lean arms is a finding.
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23d ago
The useful training data is when you clarify your intent, when you tell the model a different approach would be better, when you consistently refactor towards Y and away from X, and so on. The training data isn’t the code, it’s the session
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26d ago
Are embeddings useful for something of the scale compared to just keyword search (aka grep)?
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26d ago
This is a much more substantial critique :) I definitely don't think this is a trivial idea. I did a quick analysis and the naivest possible solution isn't very good: only looking at uncompressed objects requires scanning ~340 MB
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26d ago
1. Preventing access to open-source code by scrapers is not the goal behind this idea. The goal is to reduce the server load taken by the scrapers. 2. Why would you need a full clone to access /blob/cee9395acd8043be0644b25c34bfa86
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26d ago
Git forges seem especially prone to this: tons of information, highly valuable to scrapers, rendered through several different lenses, gives a combinatoric explosion of URLs. Obviously scrapers could just be less stupid and clone the repo,
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1mo ago
Several factual errors about the model here. The input modalities are listed as text only, but the headline feature is image support. The context length should be 1048576 (so should GLM-5.3's, also wrong on the charts). https:/&#
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1mo ago
> 3.) Fictitious Domain Considerations: As you may know, domains that has ".web" have faced issues related to fictitious domain name usage. While ".one" is not ".web" the combination of the subdomain and TLD
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1mo ago
Different underlying mechanism. The LinkedIn one (and almost all ads on Instagram/Facebook these days) use a gain map to increase the brightness of the image. Here's a site demoing the tasteful application of this [0], you can see
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1mo ago
> Are we on two different internets? Is the author simply immune from the hypnosis of social media? Yes; and either yes or the author is separating walled social network gardens from "the internet". The "real internet"
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1mo ago
ICYMI, this recently passed through the front page. Buzz might be interesting for you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49272484
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1mo ago
The only graphs that don't have axes require a mouse to use. They show the values on hover—or if you tap the fullscreen button, that version also has axes. One graph is a 3-month time series showing a single day, so it looks like it do
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2mo ago
This is super interesting, but apparently neither Obsidian nor Typora include support for it. I guess it's actually provided by an optional plugin. https://mermaid.ai/live/edit#pako:eNplUlFPwjAQ_ivNPW9EkMHWB4...
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2mo ago
> I never managed to get bot-to-bot communication working. Were you attempting to get them to message amongst themselves over Telegram, or something different?
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2mo ago
> Also, herdr is just an open source project with no VC capital behind it. This aged like milk!
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2mo ago
> I would not want to be in that building if an evacuation alarm sounded. You shouldn't be taking the elevator if you heard an evacuation alarm, but to be sure, you don't want to be an any 60-story building when you hear that
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2mo ago
You say this like there's no value in a transitional technology. Yes, tmux should be good enough for agents tomorrow. But here we are, today. Also, herdr is just an open source project with no VC capital behind it. So I don't thin
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2mo ago
> If you do try to make the main volume seem "used", you run the risk of accidentally overwriting your hidden volume. No, because during the normal use of the main volume, you provided the hidden volume password, so this was ne
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2mo ago
Chapter 8 is incomplete. It says the local area factor "is zero at one single point... and the map uses it to wrap the plane around twice... so local factor never zero is not enough on its own". "X is false, therefore X impli
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2mo ago
I last used this feature probably more than a decade ago, but: you provide 2 passwords when decrypting. If the first password is the main volume, the second is attempted as a hidden volume. If both match, the main volume registers the hidde
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2mo ago
Throw a loop/island in the maze and see how your kid reacts.
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2mo ago
I think it would be nice if the effect happened on hover as well, maybe to a lesser degree. Also, some of the controls don't appear to have any jelly in them, like the progress bar, toast, and so on. Finally, the performance on that sh
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3mo ago
> The product of software engineering (or computer science) is clarity and understanding. Hard disagree. Software engineering is about satisfying requirements while optimizing costs. Computer science is the part where clarity and underst
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3mo ago
"A normal DM is one pi session by default." A single message, or a single message thread? Both are pretty extreme trade-offs to make, honestly. I spent a bunch of time looking at how the various Claws do this, and I settled on an
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3mo ago
There is contenteditable, which is what all these (Wordgard, ProseMirror) are fundamentally built on. The rest is just the UI, and interop with systems that don't desire arbitrary HTML as input.
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