FloatArtifact

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by FloatArtifact 8mo ago
It's a shame they don't have an actual application for a truly offline experience. If they had both, people could have their cake and eat it too.
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by FloatArtifact 8mo ago
Because the traditional web is dying due to AI. Search is now turning into read the AI summary. So, what does the future look like? I mean, how do we bridge the gap between where we are now and that future. I don't like it...
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by FloatArtifact 9mo ago
Wireless is just fine for devices connected to the internet but as soon as you want to connect multiple devices to do a heavy load, backing up or those kinds of things, wireless really does still take a hit depending on access point density
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by FloatArtifact 9mo ago
> Definitely interested in the concept! Though it's not on the immediate roadmap. > > A few thoughts: - Obsidian's plugin system is JavaScript-based, which makes sense for Electron. For a native Rust app, we'd likely
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by FloatArtifact 9mo ago
Any interest in a plugin system similar to Obsidian?
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by FloatArtifact 9mo ago
I wish I didn't have to use an account to start using my Pebble watch.
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by FloatArtifact 9mo ago
"This gap closely resembles the broader gap between proprietary and open-weight models. This is unsurprising since nearly all leading Chinese models are open-weight, while frontier US models remain closed." Open weights has nothin
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by FloatArtifact 9mo ago
At the hospital we test the glucometers with solutions for high and low to make sure they're within spec.
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by FloatArtifact 10mo ago
Can anyone name company name a a vacuum robot that is not made in China?
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by FloatArtifact 10mo ago
Is Deepgram local or open source?
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by FloatArtifact 10mo ago
This would make a great backbone for a Obsidian Sync plugin.
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by FloatArtifact 11mo ago
The upgrade license pretty spendy at $175.
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by FloatArtifact 11mo ago
> It's a computer that runs Linux. I'm fully aware of that. Imagine sideloading mobile applications on the steam machine. It's very hard to get a platform that reasonably respects your privacy. Smart TVs and boxes like Rok
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by FloatArtifact 11mo ago
I wonder what the overhead is to stream from the headset or host PC to another monitor. VR is great but comes with a barrier of overcoming social isolation. Having the VR session on a screen would be a way to keep it social. Especially mult
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by FloatArtifact 11mo ago
One disappointment is that's not geared towards media playback or apps like netflix. In the interviews, they mention relying on the web-based versions of apps. Unfortunately, they often come with artificial limitations (limited streami
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
Dumb question, but do you think they're trying to monetize the data?
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
Amazon modifies books without authors consent. https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Amazon_altering_the_content_of...
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
In theory, this seems great, but you won't be able to use the majority of streaming applications nor get the same quality out of those applications. Like Netflix, they purposely downgrade the streaming quality on desktop.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
I smell the cloud coming.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
Guilty until proven innocent
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
Well, sounds like somebody needs some parents in their lives instead of an AI toy. Words are not enough. It's actions with non-verbals that accompany them.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
Svo8 bed is warped on mine, unfortunately.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
That's someone that uses speech text for much more than just typing. This is amazing potential, but it has a very long way. What kind of compute power will be needed for local inference? Its latency is pretty bad, which makes interacti
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
It's not just the hardware efficiency, but it's also the software stack that's efficient. I'd be curious, macOS versus Linux for battery life testing.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
A shame, there's no cost analysis.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
If Wayland would have simply provided the API, but not the underlying implementation (compositors Could have handled type implementation). They could have sidestepped this whole issue of fragmentation.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
Accessibility is dead to me on Wayland... Until emulate key, mouse presses in other windows, registering global hotkeys that isn't a hack and Enumerating window title and executable. Wayland fragmented development efforts on Linux. It&
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
For those in the US, In some states like Minnesota, if you have long-term care insurance, assets can be sheltered equal to the amount of the LTC policy. This allows you qualify for Medicare with significant assets beyond the House, Vehicle
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
I would hazard a guess you have to use their proprietary material to inject into your mold.
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by FloatArtifact 1y ago
Here I thought it was a robot that could do something useful, like clean the floors that was open source.

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