Dr4kn

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by Dr4kn 2y ago
Falcon 9 is still the most advanced rocket flying real missions to date. The only thing close to it is Blue Origin, which didn't even have their maiden flight yet. Is their timeline too optimistic? Yeah, but if the industry still catch
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
DeepL for example already used machine learning for their translations. Over the years they accumulated a massive amount of high quality data thanks to language experts they employ. Their current model is much better, because their training
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
If they are paying for expertise they should also listen to the expertise
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
In Home Assistant you can use LLMs to control your Home with your voice. Gemini performs similar to the GPT models, and with the cost difference there is little reason to choose OpenAi
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
Or it is good in that case, but that is true for very few projects.
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
That reminds me again how much I love the Google blobs.
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
For accessibility it is truly awesome. Yes it can be wrong and isn't perfect, but the alternative is having no knowledge of the image at all. Alt descriptions are often missing or not detailed enough to be useful for vision impaired. H
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
can you at least switch that, because if that is the default behavior I would hate it so much
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
LLMs are difficult to run and very few people have the hardware to run a big enough model to be useful. This means you have to integrate LLMs over an API, which costs you money. LLMs are to expensive for a free browser to just give away fre
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
No one can generate enough energy with fusion at the moment. Even if Helion could do it today they would need to build a larger reactor and test that too. Then build the one for Microsoft. To do all of this in 4 years is pretty much impossi
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
I would charge for syncing like obsidian does. You can set up your own syncing, but you can also pay to not have to do that and let you handle it. Especially syncing projects that multiple people have access to can be a pain. If you have a
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by Dr4kn 2y ago
Pretty much what made python so popular. The language made it a necessity that everything that had to be fast needed to be written in another language, but it made it easy to do. Having an easy to use (scripting) language that can do seriou
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
It's amazing how a lot of companies just forget how they got so big. If people can learn for cheap or at least very cheaply with your stuff, then they are going to use it when making money. Restricting teaching with it or charging stud
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
Gradle has fast build times and a lot faster incremental ones. I agree that Maven is nicer to use, but the faster compile times are worth it for me to use Gradle
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
If 3rd party appstores are allowed what stops people from having an open source one?
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
Depends what you would classify as good, but IBM Watson is already used in law firms [today]( https://www.ibm.com/case-studies/legalmation ) LLMs iare most often best at helping humans do their tasks more effectively, no
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
You might not be good at reading, blind, do not have the time to read and the money to buy audiobooks. It's far from perfect, but it's better than what these people had before. Making these works available to most people is the go
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
Yes 30% is a lot, but valve does a lot more than apple imo. Games are a lot larger so bandwidth costs are much higher, they don't charge for in-game transactions, you get free cloud storage for saves, free mod hosting, good multiplayer
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
Using the touchpads as a mouse works really well. I like to set them as trackball, but there are multiple options and configurations that one is going to feel good for you.
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
A software that gets almost no commits, which devs all now develop Wayland and won't get any modern features is never going to be overtaken? Last year x had [156]( https://www.phoronix.com/news/XServer-2022-Developm
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
I have a smart home and it works great, but it all runs locally. ZigBee for most devices, because it is an encrypted local mesh communication protocol. The things that use wifi have no internet connection. Home Assistant is open source and
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
From the same [article]( https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/history-human-... ) (during the space race) At its bases, NASA employed nearly 80 black women as computers, says Margot Lee Shetterly, author of Hidd
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
“The reason that these pre-electronic computation jobs were feminized is they were seen as rote and de-skilled,” says Mar Hicks, a historian and author of Programmed Inequality. It wasn’t true, though: “In a lot of cases, the women doing th
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
The EU Generally chooses the more open and cheaper alternative. They did this with phone charging, car charging and would probably do the same with display connectors. USB C is the cheaper and more capable connector
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
What is your program called?
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
They at least say they did and other copyright free artworks. They are a big company and know that they would get sued, so it should be in their interest to do it this way.
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by Dr4kn 3y ago
There is no official ruling... yet. We are very early in this rapid public development. Laws and rulings take years or decades. They are trained on a lot of text. News sites, comments, books etc. Most books and news sites fall under copyrig