Renaud

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by Renaud 3y ago
Subscription model like Kagi seems to work pretty well against gaming the results. Their only remaining incentive is to be good enough that people keep paying for the service.
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by Renaud 3y ago
The car industry is still massive in Europe, it's a big employer and in many localities, it's basically the only one. China help its manufacturers a lot, regulations are lax around worker and environment rights, wages are kept art
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by Renaud 3y ago
It's like Google, with all its tracking might, is unable to actually show relevant ads. That, or it's broken on purpose. The proof of this may be that ads on YT are actually completely unrelated to the content I subscribe to and w
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by Renaud 3y ago
To me, the more interesting AI/CAD capabilities integration will be when specialist AIs can analyse models and understand real-world constraints. Imagine an AI helping an architect ensure theirs drawings are compliant with local code o
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by Renaud 3y ago
I meant to say “pan-fried”, can’t correct it now. It was savoury, not sweet, great for breakfast with bacon etc.
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by Renaud 3y ago
Visited a friend in Swansea last year and tried laverbread mixed with oats and pan-dried, and it was delicious!
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by Renaud 3y ago
Or the law is so wide-ranging that basically anyone is guilty of something.
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by Renaud 3y ago
I would guess a Pelletier element?
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by Renaud 3y ago
An older one as a PiHole for my home. A Rpi3 as an octoprint server for my 3D oeubter, including canera feed. A friend uses his as a HomeAssistant server to monitor and manage his home lights, temperature and garden watering needs. And I ha
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by Renaud 3y ago
> building any kind of general-use AI tool or app is a bad choice Maybe not if you rely on models that can be ran locally. OpenAI is big now, and will probably stay big, but with hardware acceleration, AI-anything will become ubiquitous
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by Renaud 3y ago
OK, but maybe you need to say why and explain the argument? From the comments and reading elsewhere, it seems like it's a pretty reasonable decision and probably a lesser evil compared to the alternatives.
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by Renaud 3y ago
You can find cereals with a Nutriscore of A. There aren't many, they are usually the ones without added sugar or chocolate, and they tend to cost more unfortunately. Recently got some Carrefour bio (organic) cereals, some mixed with va
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by Renaud 3y ago
I really don't understand how they managed to wiggle themselves out of this. iMessage only works on Apple hardware which actively prevents communication between users of other devices (Windows, Linux, Android). Sure, their argument is
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by Renaud 3y ago
Wondering if Microsoft shouldn't have bought Unity, It could have made sense, because of its focus on developer, because of its interests in gaming and because it's a huge showcase for C# and .Net as many of the features of unity
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by Renaud 3y ago
> Tor has been broken I think you have to clarify what you mean by that. Citation needed.
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by Renaud 3y ago
Charging is rarely an issue. At worse you will charge at 5V/1A=5W as it’s the common minimum that any USB cable with basically just 2 wires connected will provide. So any crappy USB cable will ´work’ for charging, and it’s transparent
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by Renaud 3y ago
Thunderf00t has a great video about how maddening distracting (read: stupid) these carbon capture project are: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mCnr0HwW28w Not everyone likes his delivery, but he’s right more often than not.
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by Renaud 3y ago
Clean and sterile.
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by Renaud 3y ago
You guys made me watch it tonight, for some reason I missed it when it came out and never watched it. No regrets! It was over-the-top, corny and very fun. Teenage-me would have been totally infatuated with the glamorous hacker lifestyle!
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by Renaud 3y ago
Just discovered this artificial life simulation tool and it looks so beautiful. It's also Open Source: https://github.com/chrxh/alien
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Alien v4.0 (Simulation)(alien-project.org)
67 points by Renaud 3y ago|3 comments
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by Renaud 3y ago
One way to address the issue with gendered grammar would be to ask the user to chose between which of ‘benvenuto’ and ‘benvenuta’ should be used when corresponding with them. That way, you don’t strictly know their gender, you don’t have to
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by Renaud 3y ago
Whether 1 should be a prime number or not wasn't clear-cut for centuries. Current consensus has settled on excluding 1 from the definition, but there are examples of publications well into the 20th century that still included 1 as prim
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by Renaud 3y ago
Maybe I’m not knowledgeable enough about the subject to find this useful, but the list has no information about what any of the recipe does or when you should use them, what strength or tradeoff they present…
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by Renaud 3y ago
For those wanting to tinker but laking access to the equipment, there are breadboard simulators. Surprisingly capable. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2198800/CRUMB_Circuit_Sim...
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No-WEI banner for Chrome users(github.com)
2 points by Renaud 3y ago|2 comments
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by Renaud 3y ago
Maybe it would be time to have a global agreement that all satellites must implement the means of "disposal re-entry" so they can be taken out of the space scrapyard and safely (as much as possible anyway) crashed to earth. The am
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by Renaud 3y ago
That's really interesting and I hope the project gets continued support.
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by Renaud 3y ago
Mmmm, maybe because the last version of Safari that could be installed on Windows was from 2012 and Windows is still the most used computer OS at home and at work? And when was the last version of Safari on Linux? And using Firefox on iOS o
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by Renaud 3y ago
>But Discord is an information black hole where data goes to die. I'm really saddened and angry that projects end up using Discord as their main forum interface. Not everything is worth keeping around forever, but Discord is as clos

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