ChadNauseam

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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
If you "know" that it's "99% petty drama between the US government and Anthropic", then it's not really their fearmongering backfiring on them.
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
> That said, if you think this is as bad as the article claims you'll obviously buy SpaceX at IPO, then sell it when Index funds are obligated to buy. The price at IPO will obviously be influenced by expectations of a future purchas
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
Right now, consumers spend much more money on AI than GoPros. More on AI than GoPro's entire product category (including all their competitors). That's not even counting businesses' AI spending. So it seems like the market is
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
Damn, I didn't realize jxl was so great. I agree, AVIF lossless isn't competitive with it at all.
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
> At decent quality, is it that much better than jpegli I was curious so I gave it a try and switched my photo editing site [0] to jpegli. Here's a comparison between a 29kb avif file (left) and a 146kb jpeg file (right), as produc
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
> 2. Chroma subsampling remains a bad idea for still images unless the resolution is high enough to hide the artifacts. Hmm, I don't think so. I think at a fixed file size, chroma subsampling usually allows you to have fewer noticea
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
I'm terrible at art so I can never make a good favicon haha. And this isn't a commercial product or anything so I'm fine with repping vite
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Show HN: Pictolab (online HDR image editor)(pictolab.io)
2 points by ChadNauseam 4mo ago|2 comments
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
For long term archival, JXL is better, the only issue with it is browser and device support
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
AVIF is for sure my favorite image format right now. No other format has the quadfecta of lossless, HDR, transparency, browser support. Plus as you said, for very compressed images it looks amazing. It blows my mind how small AVIF files can
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
I think energy efficiency matters more with EVs, because it determines how frequently you have to charge on road trips, and more aerodynamic designs look a bit uglier.
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
One thing you can do with this that works quite well is use it to "decrop" (widen the viewing angle) of a video. This is very useful for stabilization which usually involves cropping. Here's an example: https://x.c
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Let's Talk about Benchmarks(spacetimedb.com)
1 points by ChadNauseam 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
Does the commutation of Tina Peters' sentence have anything at all to do with this situation?
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
I'm surprised that your comment is dead. Apparently there was evidence ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48153756 ), so I don't see the problem with having asked.
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
Well, now you see the issue. It only takes one hold-out for the plan to fail. The federal government could pass a law to at least ban it within the US, but the federal government can't seem to pass any laws right now.
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
It's tempting to blame any political outcome you don't like on lobbying. It allows you to believe that almost no one supports the outcome that you don't like, because you can blame it on politicians manage to be bought by a s
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
The domain in the attestation would be yours, so that wouldn't work
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
About 30% better compression than AV1 at equivalent quality. But it'll be a while before it's a good idea to use AV2 in your home media server. (AV1 is still not that broadly supported)
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
Thank you! I also want to shorten the intro, thanks for the feedback
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Show HN: Language app with spaced repetition and comprehensible input
2 points by ChadNauseam 5mo ago|2 comments
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
Can you explain the issue from a more basic level for people who don’t know? what i’m imagining is that, like, an aquifer might connect over a very large area and every property owner in the area has the right to extract as much water as th
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
I think it’s a good thing when non-americans want to invest in businesses that operate in america. They’ll use that investment to hire americans and produce goods that are sold to americans. I’m sure american capitalists would love to be th
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by ChadNauseam 5mo ago
If you control the layout, eytzinger layout typically will give you the best of both worlds. As fast as a linear scan for small N, much faster than binary search over a sorted array for large N.
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by ChadNauseam 6mo ago
I’m not the GP, but I think petri nets are awesome. At least they’re a great way to represent and visualize many systems. Statecharts I find tricky by comparison. For a simple example, imagine you’re making a game and the player has to talk
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by ChadNauseam 6mo ago
talking totally out of my ass, but apple seems to have robust infrastructure for e2ee communication between your devices, for example it is known that location information in find my is not visible to apple. I’d be surprised if the channel
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by ChadNauseam 6mo ago
How would it be a money grab? If the new tokenizer requires more tokens to encode the same information, it costs them more money for inference. The point of charging per token is that the cost is proportional to the number of tokens. That&#
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by ChadNauseam 6mo ago
That's just not true. Makes me wondered if you've ever bought a bottle of alcohol before lol. There's no label that says it causes cancer. (Maybe in california because of prop 65?) And I expect cars also have no such labellin
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by ChadNauseam 6mo ago
How does this disagree with "the base language must be total and can't be Turing complete"
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by ChadNauseam 6mo ago
If you get cancer from drinking alcohol, smoking cigarettes or breathing particles emitted by ICE engines in their standard course of operation, you generally can't sue the manufacturer.

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