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2y ago
In the comments Steve addresses this: "The DB-19 isn’t really a B shell and probably shouldn’t be called “DB” anything if you’re being precise about naming. Apple called it DB-19 in their documentation, though, and the name stuck."
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Have you tested PaliGemma's OCR abilities? The article says it does well: "In average accuracy, we saw 85.84%, beating all other OCR models except for Anthropic’s Claude 3 Opus."
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From TFA, PaliGemma is competitive to GPT-4o and even beats it in terms of speed and OCR accuracy. It also can do object detection (bounding boxes) and segmentation which GPT-4V/o and Claude 3 Opus can't do at all. Not to mention
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This informative take deserves to be higher up the comment chain!
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Why can't we resolve this with synthetic data? Just take the original statements and ask another LLM to flip around the relation, then train on both. I tried this with GPT-4 and it seems to understand the task [0]: Me: For each of the
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great insight!
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One other thing to note: although auras move and change over time, unless they appear in the center of your vision (fovea), you won't be able to directly "look" at one.
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Here's how I usually describe what a migraine aura looks like: It's just like the after-image you see after glancing directly at a bright light (like a light bulb's filament) then looking away or closing your eyes. Now imagin
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One of the APIs powering the Pinball Map is the excellent Open Pinball Database (opdb.org). OPDB came about because an older site IPDB doesn’t have an API (and doesn’t want to have an API) in order for various pinball software to communicat
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Requisite link to SNL's 1988 skit "All Drug Olympics" https://youtu.be/jAdG-iTilWU
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Came here to also praise the 2400c. I finally restored mine to working condition just last week after finding a donor screen from a parts machine. Excellent build quality thanks to IBM Japan who thankfully incorporated the inverted T arrow
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This reminds me of a scene from the Simpsons [1]: Homer: Hmm. I wonder why he's so eager to go to the garage? Moe: The "garage"? Hey fellas, the "garage"! Well, ooh la di da, Mr. French Man. Homer: Well what do you
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Nice, I’ll check it out!
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Hey freezy! I'm amazed at what you've been able to build with VPE and appreciate the consistent push to bring Visual Pinball into a modern era. Seriously great job with untangling that legacy codebase and keeping the good bits (ph
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Hey Randy! Love your work on Archer and wish Stern could have kept that theme instead of Iron Maiden. I was able to play Archer at some festival (maybe Pin-a-go-go?) and could tell it was something special right away. Tell your brother to s
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I've been building my own pinball machine from scratch on and off for the last several years. What I love about pinball design is that it combines so many disciplines: woodworking, metalworking, CAD, electronics, low level & high l
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FWIW, he mass blocks people who have _never_ interacted with him on twitter. If you happen to like a tweet from an account that he doesn't like, you're blocked! I get that people need to protect their feeds for their mental health
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Agreed. Fine-tuning GPT-3 is often called out as expensive and sometimes unnecessary given K-shot & embeddings. I'm glad they shared their success story even if it's not ground-breaking.
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This was my main thought as well, right after "Ah, so CleanMyMac X really is malware - I knew it!"
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so cool, thanks for making this! Love that you have escape velocity!
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Apple laptops had an amazing run from 2000-2015, starting with the Titanium PowerBook G4 and ending with the retina MacBook Pro (pre-touchbar). FYI MagSafe was introduced with the first intel MacBook Pros in 2006 (although they had a nearly
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Did Solidworks actually move away from Parasolid? I had thought that only some 3DEXPERIENCE cloud products were using CGM, but Solidworks on the desktop was still based on Parasolid.
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I'm a big fan of Rectangle Pro. I just got a new MacBook and it only felt like it was really "my machine" after installing karabiner + rectangle. Thanks for making it!
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Unfortunately the nearby headphone notifications are not generated by an app, so you can't use the normal notification banner settings. The only way I've found to disable them is to go to Bluetooth preferences (while the headphone
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I've had my Synology DS918+ for about a year, and overall I've been happy with it except for one huge mess with encrypted folders completely wrecking my Dropbox for a few weeks. Here's what happened: I wanted to have a backup
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Nice - great advice in there. Aside from capturing disabled ships I didn't really use escorts to trade cargo, but your freighter strategy can really rack up the credits!
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Me too! I cut my teeth on ResEdit and discovered weapons I never saw in the game. Total thrill!
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Back in the 90s I played countless hours of the Escape Velocity series. I still drop into a Mac OS 9 emulator every now and then to get a healthy dose of nostalgia. I'm happy the EV torch is still going in the 2020s with Endless Sky!
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Wow you're right - over the past 9 days zepto's generated ~5 pages of comments defending Apple's scanning. Why would one dedicate so much time and effort to rise to the defense of a trillion dollar company?
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Warp looks great, but what do I do next? Where's the call to action? There is no download link, no "sign-up to hear more". With all of the thought and polish that went into this I'm surprised to see the ball dropped at t
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