FloatArtifact

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by FloatArtifact 2mo ago
Sad to see they don't have an actual picture.
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by FloatArtifact 2mo ago
Does it have Intel Arc support?
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by FloatArtifact 2mo ago
If that's the case, then why do we go to work on a computer instead of a phone? Oh, wait. A screen. A mouse, a keyboard. Really, if they wanted to, you could simply dock your phone and have that experience if the company was willing to
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by FloatArtifact 2mo ago
I'm not dreading increasing AI. I firmly believe that LLMs in their current form cannot even achieve AGI. We need to break past barriers like not thinking in tokens and a model having a sense of prediction semi independent of its outpu
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Sense motion with the Wi-Fi using ESP32(github.com)
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
I know I'm worried when they're going to start mandating client-side scanning of 3D prints. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/06/we-can-still-stop-cali...
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
Why do models need to even "think"/recompute in tokens?
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
I find this kind of free-phasing completely ridiculous. Just ask anyone that's had a kidney transfer that did not work out. I'm pretty sure they considered a failure, not just a disappointment.
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
It was not my intent to undercut cryptography as a field or in its use. Consider client side scanning for photos before they're encrypted and uploaded to the cloud. I see no difference AI's future. Content, maybe encrypted, but a
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
Encryption or not, if it's on somebody else's server, it isn't yours. I don't believe Google has my best interest.
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
If only I didn't have to give my health data to Google or Apple, but keep it locally on my phone and export it.
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
You're better off with a single card, like intel arc pro b70 with 32 gigabytes of VRAM unless you need something external. You're going to lose quite a bit of performance over thunderbolt. However, Nvidia still is king for its eco
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
I tend to value person-to-person interaction. I've received a lot of purely automated responses, which shows low value to me as a person, and ultimately the project. I'm not disagreeing that code matters, but we're losing per
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
It can be very exhausting to receive a lot of PRs. especially when they're LLMs. We have to read what people don't often even read themselves. They're often very wordy. Then it hurts all the more when it's wrong.
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
You say that as it's in the past, have you moved on to something else?
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by FloatArtifact 3mo ago
I don't understand why apps need to know anything about a specific age. If we have to go down this road, which I really don't, why can't we just simply have verification whether or not an age fits within a range better yet a
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
I appreciate your reply. So its value really comes down to the cost and not really its openness. You might be thinking, well, it's because it's open that I can have such a low cost, but that's not really what the user thinks
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
It's got the word 'open' everywhere, yet it doesn't show any documentation about self-hosting. Functionally, it might as well be closed-sourced sass using PaddleOCR-VL.
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
For context, mine are close to 3 grand a year. For plot, just big enough to fit the home and a little yard in town
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
> I really don't feel great how people in high density housing subsidize home ownership costs for the people in the burbs. That's a good point, and it's why I qualified my statement by saying under a certain income. You sa
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
Get rid of property tax or somebody below a certain income.
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
Consider ambient listening in hospitals. Encounters are recorded then AI creates a summary. Those audio recordings then can be used for any other purpose. Consider the ramifications, A panopticon of metrics derived from AI. Imagine a AI use
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
The user is not at fault for installing an offered update.
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
Thank you all involved! Bring it to our cars next! I'm looking at you, electric vehicles!
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
Thank you for supporting Open Source as a professor!
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by FloatArtifact 4mo ago
It's simple. If I want to support you, I buy your merchandise.
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by FloatArtifact 5mo ago
Should I thank my washing machine for washing clothes? I'm careful not to project humanity onto an inanimate objects.
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by FloatArtifact 5mo ago
Intel Arc Pro B70 32gb for $999ish https://www.newegg.com/intel-arc-pro-b70-32gb-graphics-card/...
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by FloatArtifact 5mo ago
Have you tried to get an EV part independent of a dealership?
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by FloatArtifact 5mo ago
The biggest threat isn't the bomb, bioweapon or AI supremacy. The true threat is AI's impact on human learning and development.

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