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by RestartKernel 9d ago
I'm surprised it doesn't pay well, considering how expensive taxis are in Japan.
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by RestartKernel 10d ago
I kinda love this. It sits nicely at a spot where LaTeX/Typst would be overkill, but regular Markdown is too simple.
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by RestartKernel 10d ago
Do you still have that conversation? It sounds like a hallucination, but it'd be really interesting if there's more behind it.
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by RestartKernel 11d ago
I recently switched from Codex to Claude, and Anthropic has really lost the plot even in user-facing output. Codex does phrase things weirdly sometimes, but Claude appears to barely speak English. I wonder whether it's more strongly re
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by RestartKernel 18d ago
It's machine translated. You get the original Japanese if you remove the query param: https://note.com/masakazu_urabe/n/n7815f5b64fab
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by RestartKernel 18d ago
They don't. Note is a blogging platform like Medium, but more popular in Japan.
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by RestartKernel 22d ago
I went through a period of trying to combine my laptop and desktop workflows (through shared directories behind a VPN and such), but in the end I've settled on docking my laptop with a Thunderbolt cable.
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by RestartKernel 24d ago
The previous owner of the Paint.net domain erred in hosting information regarding Paint.NET, which was evidently misleading enough to win dotPDN LLC a domain squatting suit.
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by RestartKernel 24d ago
Did they restore the functionality itself? Last time I checked the overlay was just straight up not a feature anymore.
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by RestartKernel 25d ago
They removed the global shortcut to show a portable chat overlay. That one entrypoint must've been the source of at least 80% of my chats, yet apparently it was considered too vestigial to keep.
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by RestartKernel 26d ago
The content of this article is great, but the RLHF-snappiness is grating. I'd much rather read something less polished in your own words.
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by RestartKernel 1mo ago
Haven't looked at the code, but it's unclear from your ReadMe how you turn search queries into embeddings for the semantic search itself. In my experience, this is the problem to solve for local semantic search, since your stored
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by RestartKernel 2mo ago
I bought a 3-meter long USB C cable from them for data and display transfer, which turned out to be the only USB C cable of that length capable of driving my display at its full resolution and framerate. However, after a year of use, it sto
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by RestartKernel 2mo ago
This post title is much better. Personally, I dislike how research papers have to beg for legitimacy with word soup. I'd much rather read something in plain language with qualifiers added further in.
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by RestartKernel 3mo ago
This is very good. Super snappy and gives me what I'm looking for. Great write-up too. How much more would it cost to use a multilingual tokeniser? I realise this is somewhat pointless for an English blog, but services like Uber Eats h
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by RestartKernel 3mo ago
Implementing in native code and compiling to WASM would make for a good compromise.
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by RestartKernel 4mo ago
Thanks for the additional information information, but with the "ecosystem gripe" I meant that most Overleaf projects are inadvertently designed for pdflatex simply because it's the default. No matter how much better other co
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by RestartKernel 4mo ago
A tool like this is sorely needed for LaTeX, and Tectonic is especially intuitive to embed into other applications, but the divergence of XeTeX from pdflatex makes it incompatible with most Overleaf projects. This is just an unfortunate eco
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by RestartKernel 4mo ago
This seems incredibly useful, but it's somewhat a shame you can't just organically grow language support through LSPs.
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by RestartKernel 5mo ago
I've started using parentheses with notes/tangents to circumvent any false accusations of AI usage. They're nice to write, but bad form, so LLMs don't use them much.
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by RestartKernel 5mo ago
This is sold as an emulator, but couldn't it inadvertently replace AWS entirely in production too?
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
> I suppose I should also note the vast majority of people developing on mac books (in my experience anyway) are actually targeting chrome. Point taken. Most developers probably make do with Linux containers rather than MacOS VMs.
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
This is a really cool article, but the existence of such an arbitrary limit on any serious development platform is weird.
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
I've been there, but it definitely felt like more of an enthusiast experience. Someone who's just looking into getting their first mechanical keyboard would do better at a larger shop stocked with cheaper keyboards and a greater v
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
But it's blazing fast though
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
People look for tells, systems detect word distributions. Though neither is as reliable as active fingerprinting using an encoded watermark.
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
This is an entire Unity project that won't load due to however many content blockers I've got running on my phone. The incompetent one loads instantly, though it's admittedly laggy.
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
I think it's mostly just that a subscription seems weird for a tool like this. Most users would probably only need it occasionally, and with a subscription you can't just add it to your toolbox to grab when that time comes.
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
The real story is in the poison fountain dataset this uses: https://rnsaffn.com/poison3/ > [...] we want to inflict damage on machine intelligence systems. This almost strikes me as roleplay, but maybe I'm chil
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by RestartKernel 6mo ago
This video is about the recent LightLLM security breach.

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