HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Sure, but you probably shouldn't mess with planes, even is mundane or trivial. For some reason, we treat planes super differently than every other public space or transport.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Governments and Companies have different motivations. Governments want control, Companies want money. Control typically comes from a reduction in rights, freedoms, money. When you fail to give those up "naturally" violence, worse
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
The argument is that on PlayStation, the only option you have going forward is via the 'PlayStation Store'. Previously, you could buy a physical disc from GameStop, Walmart or trade with your friend. Now you are locked into one co
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Side question, what is your native language or autocorrect/keyboard application? You've spelt "building' wrong twice, the exact same way 'biulding'.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I don't really understand the "its cheaper now than xyz years ago" Sure, but we're being screwed regardless. You should be disappointed that almost 2 decades on, pricing hasn't improved. You should be disappointed t
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I've talked to ChatGPT in the car whilst driving to learn various topics. It easier to talk than type and the real time verbal feedback helps with the learning. It is a bit strange, the outputs are the result of complex mathematical co
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
The account we're discussing is from 2014. How much earlier do you want?
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I wonder what company will release the first "quantum LLM"
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
This effectively only tells you what the E-Marker reports though, the actual capabilities of the cable are still unknown. You can say the cable can do whatever you want on the E-Marker, its not the source of truth. The problem is, to actual
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I have a few of these cables, pretty decent although I think the USB-C ports are a bit too thin? They feel lose in multiple of my devices
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
In the case on on-device/self-hosted LLMs. You ask your agent to implement xyz feature 10 times and use a model to compare the outputs and combine the best results. Raw intelligence becomes slightly less important when you can iterate
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Access to "ChatGPT-Image-2" I suppose?
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Instead, you should say something like: "You can adjust the output style in your '.claude/settings.local.json' file". OR "You can decrease verbosity by doing x, y and z."
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I assume he means sending images, in real time taken from the built-in snapchat camera. You cannot "snap" someone without actually snapping a picture. You cannot for example generate some AI image or photoshop something and send i
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Maybe in isolation, although in most competitive video game spaces (which is where I've met majority of my "online friends") a disagreement between two parties tend to get resolve because it disrupts the entire dynamic. It is
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
You can deploy solar and batteries rapidly, Australia is doing it. Australia has the highest number of solar panels per capita in the world. Batteries are following suit with government subsidies. Yet, Australia has some of the highest ener
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
We can't afford to not keep burning oil.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
The decades of US brainwashing children into thinking China is the big bad guy has worked unfortunately.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Outputs are a little bit more deterministic if you control the harness. It is easy to benchmark across one harness, one system prompt and extract the most performance when you control the harness.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Meta, please offer this on OpenRouter too (ZDR + Non-ZDR, official Meta Provider).
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
You are spot on. Throughout school, my mates would meet up at a lookout on Wednesday @ 3-5ish PM, go grab dinner and just hang out. Been doing this for 7 years straight. There is enough of us that someone being sick or away doesn't imp
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Would you consider a city buying a Microsoft Office E3 license (Copilot 365 or whatever the fuck its called) for their staff an efficient use of taxes?
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
It's an intriguing idea, but prompt injection and misleading the AI seem like fairly trivial things to do right?
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I don't really get this philosophy, at least with coding harnesses. I don't want to spend 2 hours prompting, configuring and fixing features that I need which are standard in every other harness. I don't really want to be was
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
You have no understanding on piracy to come to this conclusion.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
You literally just copy the cracked steamapi.dll into your game files. It's near universal and simple.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Valve needs to grow a bit of a spine here. The Call of Duty series is one of the worst offenders, effectively every game outside of the last 2 years has so many bad CVEs' and remote code exploits that even opening them on your PC is un
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
You wouldn't be able to. GTA VI is not being released on the Xbox One. Game discs aren't DVDs and haven't been for well over a decade, they use Bluray discs, which won't even matter since GTA VI isn't shipping with
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I find it a bit strange that none of the mainstream harnesses have dedicated support for using an agent on another machine/VM on. I understand there is security and permissions limitations, but if I have 30 different VMs, it becomes un
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
When was the last time you heard about someone talking about "Knowledge Cutoff" dates? OpenAI used to make a huge deal about it every release, now its not even mentioned. We give agents tools, the ability to read a man page, the a

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