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LatticeAnimal
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
How is gRPC related? You send JSON or Protobuf over gRPC
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
Thank you so much for finding those! Despite the promising description, the language design looks pretty... quirky.
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
What card is 3xHDMI + 1xDP? I just checked and at least the reference rtx 4080 is still 3xDP 1xHDMI
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
Should have 2020 in the title
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
This seems like a perfect use case for ChatGPT plugins (when those become available to everyone). As a stand-alone app, it seems a bit inconvenient (though cool!)
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
Then make it opt-out, or make it default to today's date, or ... There are solutions to this problem that are better than the way it currently works.
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
[meta-commentary] HN should require a date field on all submissions and then should only show the date if the article is older than a specified time (like 1yr) (or always show the date but not in the title)
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
I have played around with this a bit and it does actually work. I think it is similar to when people tell you to “think creatively”. It doesn’t actually mean anything, but it can change you internal biases for what you say. ChatGPT-4 “knows
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
The title is needlessly editorialized. It was already clear what it was about
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
This article repeats itself multiple times (in a way that frustrated me). Here is the result of throwing it through the Kagi Universal Summarizer: "Tesla plans to revolutionize automotive assembly with its unboxed production concept, w
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
There is a spot in NYC where zooming in on my iPhone in Apple Maps in satellite view causes the app to crash somewhat reliably. It has been happening for the last few months.
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
Jack Dorsey is creating distributed Twitter
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
I have used Dropbox and have setup Syncthing for myself and my opinion is that: Sync thing is relatively easy for the average HN user. Dropbox is relatively easy for the average non-HN user. Neither are hard, but Syncthing requires some bac
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LatticeAnimal
3y ago
That is unfortunate that Druid was discontinued. I really enjoyed working with it a few months ago.
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
I mean in-depth guides like the one that was linked, not technologies, but thank you
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
This article seems to be targeting Windows. Does anyone know how different the process is on Linux? (Or if there are Linux-specific resources like this)
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
That was beautifully told. Thank you for sharing
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
That is an opt-in process at the level of the organization. If FB, TWTR, etc decide to push ID verification, we will see how users feel about it. It is a free-market. However, if the govt decides to push ID verification, the user loses all
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
I am shocked that so many people in this thread are okay with this. This is a terrifying bill. This will create the stage for it to be acceptable for companies to ask for ID to create an account. This will end up with the death of anonymity
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
... That is an interesting point. I wonder how long it will be before some enterprising developer hooks up an LLM to a HN account with the instructions to "blend in while promoting X". Maybe that AI already exists... It wouldn
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
Is it possible for the GPU to communicate directly with the network card? I don't know enough about this area of the stack. I can't find anything on the internet about this
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
Does anyone know if there is there any way to prevent the Nvidia drivers from accessing the internet on Linux? I would think that I could just add it to some no-internet group or something but I am not sure if Nvidia could bypass that given
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
That is not a very good answer. What ChatGPT basically said was: “Monkeys can’t speak because they don’t have a bird-only organ and because syntax is hard” I think you would have had a much better result if you had asked it to summarize thi
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Show HN: Open AI is not Open – A browser extension
(github.com)
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LatticeAnimal
4y ago
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