UltimateEdge

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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
slashdot.org
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
The idea of editing already-published blog posts is unappealing to me, in case someone bookmarks or saves a link to my article before it was edited. Unless I make it clear what content was edited and when (more work!), the reader might be c
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
What are the kind of people your startup looks for when hiring? I would have thought that you'd be hiring experienced developers who would not need to dedicate time to learn things like Golang, and who could hit the ground running.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Does anyone know what the previous policy was?
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Being able to compose a good query is still relevant I think! My peer once asked me for help with a mathematical problem, for which they could not find help online - after not much searching I could find a relevant page, given the same info
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Fair enough! Considering the LCD vs CRT comparison video game graphic posted elsewhere in the thread, you're probably right.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
I meant cleaning up the scanlines to make it easier to sample the pixel colors. After running a Fourier transform you only need to paint over the obvious bright spots to remove these regular artefacts (see the linked article for a demonstra
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
After using the scanlines to determine the grid size, I bet you could apply a pass of some filter in the frequency domain to remove the artefacts created by the CRT screen! Like here [1], where the author removes a moiré pattern created by
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
I doubt the USB data lines on a portable charger are connected to anything. When did you last update the firmware for your charger?
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
The replies suggest storing the API key on a backend which you control.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
This is unrelated to the article, but you presumably see ads outdoors? I hate it how the most interesting things to look at on the subway are advertisements. I should try to purposefully not look at them. I have a book with me a lot of the
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
Huh, I wonder if LLMs are good at fuzzing in general.
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
So you received a brand new unit, and not a used, repaired one?
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
Did your timetable/coursework schedule allow you to audit a meaningful number of external courses? I find that I can only allow myself to attend one additional course per semester. I STUPIDLY started going to lectures on Computer Syste
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
As a Mathematics undergraduate I am not allowed by my university to officially take (and receive credit for taking) most non-beginner Computer Science courses, including Compilers. At least I'm allowed to attend the lectures and cram i
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
An iterative Python call to a recursive LLM prompt? ;) Why not make the Python part recursive too? Or better yet, wait until an LLM comes out with the capability to execute arbitrary code!
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
Is it socially acceptable to post comments in code review as a non-participant? There are some really cool projects listed for the org that I worked for last year.
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
> most of my users use Macs (60%) and I had to pick one platform to start So are you using native technologies? I must say it's really unique and cool what you're doing with the calendar slots.
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
What's been holding this project back from being released on platforms other than Mac? I also wanted to say that it's amazing that you have these calendar slots for people to speak to you. What has your experience been with this?
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Machine Learning CS-433(epfl.ch)
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
So is the model any good?
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
I love your site :D it made me smile
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
The gifs look great, but it would be cool to see what this visualisation looks like with audio (ideally without having to join a discord server). Maybe the authors could choose a best-case-scenario audio track and use it as a demo. It would
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
> People are bad at Git, people don't want to read the Git book to understand Git, so for long time many people's workflow was "type quesion on how to do something in git into google and copy-paste first answer" (whic
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
Do you know any other projects working on something like this? I imagine most commenters here would be very grateful for a google competition archive. The reason I'm asking is that I'm very surprised to see your repo/project
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what resources are you using to learn C? I too have started learning it recently, and I am working through "Modern C" (Manning).
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
Thanks! That's cool, I'm taking inspiration
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
I started using Obsidian a few months ago, and my git repo is initialised on the file system outside the Obsidian vault. I'm now realising that I'm not using any of Obsidian's special features other than being a markdown edit
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
> it is actually possible to downgrade a flatpak Only when the version you want to downgrade to happens to be within the last 10 versions! Why 10? Beats me! Case in point: the flatpak package for the Element messaging client seems to be
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by UltimateEdge 4y ago
Could you expand a bit more about your bookmark management strategy?

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