Jiejeing

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AI Crap(drewdevault.com)
279 points by Jiejeing 3y ago|254 comments
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by Jiejeing 3y ago
The S10e is still supported by LineageOS and is 5.6", which is fairly close to the iphone mini (but still bigger).
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Curl user survey 2023 analysis(daniel.haxx.se)
4 points by Jiejeing 3y ago|0 comments
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by Jiejeing 3y ago
It is a bit weird to frame one of two competing protocols as the successor of the other, when the only data point for this assertion is that one is older.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
That hurts a lot, I got in way past the point where it was acquired by amazon, but the forums were always a very nice place to interact (with its lots of weird and single-focused people, as every forum, that gives it charm). The reviews for
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
One small correction: the pandemic certainly is not over.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
No, because we happen to not be computer programs (or I hope so at least).
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
> But other than netting a hefty fee for the lawyers who bring the suit, what is the endgame, exactly? Pay people whose works you want to extract value from, it is that easy… Unless the whole point of this "AI" bubble is to cr
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Quite the opposite. I got covid in march 2020 and since then I have mostly WFH, and been careful about masking with efficient gear (N95 and up) indoors, and I have not gotten sick once, whereas previously I would be out one or two times a y
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
There is no scientific basis for this assumption (the idea that you rake in immunity "debt" by not getting sick, leading to worse symptoms /when/ you get sick).
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Dynamic range is better on the phone, but otherwise the DSLR has sharper edges, less noise, nicer colors, and is less mushy (but that is possibly due to the "AI processing", so ditto about the "real" image). That said, n
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Sorry, I meant to say "RX100", it is now corrected. Yes, even with the improvements in sensor technology, glass, and post-processing I don't see a phone reaching RX1 quality anytime soon.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Even with less outdated cameras (e.g. the last high-end APS-C from Nikon, the D7500), HDR bracketing is much worse than most mid-range phones from the last 5 years. And assembling them after manual bracketing in post-processing is also not
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
For those wondering "but wasn't transmission-remote-cli already a thing", this is the python 3 fork as stated in the readme.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
There are several XMPP clients trying to replicate -more or less freely- the same experiences, such as poezio [1] or profanity [2]. YMMV of course, and nothing will be a carbon copy of irssi, except if you use a plugin (but in my experience
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Ask HN: Does anyone has a positive experience of “Scaled Agile” (SAFe)?
2 points by Jiejeing 4y ago|3 comments
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
It can be done, but it must be set by the extension author rather than the users (e.g. bypass paywalls clean requests permissions only for the websites it handles).
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Yes, in fact the first deployment of these trains will be over the france-italy frontier (despite what this article says, I read the opposite in french news, and premiering a TGV on the Paris network makes no sense at all).
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Yes, I know there is no good engineering solution unless you accept to have thicker expansion cards on both sides (e.g. with rubber pads on the bottom) that would be used as slightly elevated support for the laptop.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
It does look a bit cheap, and the protruding part is not aesthetically pleasing, but at least it has good specs. I wish they could make it work while keeping it the same form factors as the other parts.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
> Google users and Google customers are two different entities. Google hardly cares about their customers as well, unless you are big enough to make a dent in their income, which you are not. The number of people paying for gsuite who ne
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Or the most probable thing is that someone internally was annoyed by the bug and got permission to release. A single update to a 10 years old camera on an apparently abandoned product line is not something that gets a big amount of PR cover
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
25mph is plenty fast for a car accident.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
I am not really a restaurant person, but when eating in LA or SF, while the prices were cheaper than Swiss prices, the difference was not huge after factoring in the "mandatory" tipping common in the US.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
Prices in Switzerland are somewhat similar to or a bit higher (and certainly not 10 times) than the US, except for meat.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
I have had several clip+ses over the year, and the one thing that died every time was the onboard flash (which prevents the player from booting at all). I resurrected my last one where it was only corrupted and not dead, but I did not have
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
> ... and when there's enough of you for this to represent an actual, realistic target market you will then find someone who will sell you one. Probably not, considering the very high cost of entry in the target market, it is unlike
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
My HiBy R3 has solid battery life (north of fiften hours of continuous playtime) and nice physical buttons, but I agree the custom UI is very sub-par, and I get somewhat more mileage of it as a high-quality bluetooth DAC than as a DAP.
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
The author seems to have unreasonable expectations of the python typing implementation, most of which can be fixed with mypyc and stricter flags. They also did not check the concept of gradual typing which is key to why everything is not st
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by Jiejeing 4y ago
I do not know about the other issues, but I imagine most pictures taken nowadays, compared to the early 2000s, are in a much higher resolution than what is possible to process in a very fast way (without HW acceleration). The only way is to

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