VohuMana

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by VohuMana 1mo ago
I don’t know, I could be wrong but I think one of the key aspects of system design which I don’t know if there is a lot of training data for us the “why” behind decisions. Separating out good design from bad isn’t always black and white and
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by VohuMana 1mo ago
This is hilarious, I feel like we are going to see AI companies add something to the system prompt or terms of service that explicitly forbids having an LLM act as CEO. Honestly though I do hope this gives pause to the C suite when it comes
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by VohuMana 1mo ago
100% getting everything working for TidalCycles was rough, I remember needing to get Haskell, TidalCycles, and SuperCollider all communicating with each other and on the correct version. Once it was installed and working it was pretty solid
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by VohuMana 2mo ago
I think the biggest issue might not be the immediate team but upper leadership. Companies which have mandated AI usage override a lot of what an individual or individual team wants. If that’s the case then it would be a lot like fighting th
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by VohuMana 2mo ago
But doesn’t China have the largest rollout of solar in the world?
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by VohuMana 3mo ago
Along the same lines this one leans into it and makes something absolutely unique and wild: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dHAP3E5e2jc Behind the scenes here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UhOc0VXo7II I agre
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by VohuMana 3mo ago
Have there been any cases since the Meta ruling with the books they torrented? If I understood it right they argued and won that they didn’t seed any of the torrents so is fair use and the judge agreed. That case made it seem like as long a
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by VohuMana 4mo ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if they try but I think the game streaming business model is mostly dead. Stadia was a huge flop, PlayStation has streaming for previous gen games and it sucks, Xbox also has a streaming offering but I haven’t heard
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by VohuMana 4mo ago
Honest question, do we know why crime isn’t being prosecuted anymore? I’ve noticed where I live this definitely seems to be the case and has a two fold effect, police aren’t even bothering to enforce laws because when they do the city/
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by VohuMana 6mo ago
The advice I have heard is if you think there will be a significant drop in the market you liquidate all your holdings while they are still high and then rebuy when the price is low. Granted this is a gamble though, if you’re wrong then you
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by VohuMana 8mo ago
It is a law but rarely enforced, also some places like Washington are primarily digital meaning you update your DL address online but they don’t print a new ID unless you request it or your DL is expired
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by VohuMana 11mo ago
I am very curious too, I’ve asked this to other friends who have mentioned the same thing and the only concrete answer I have got so far was teaching the theory of evolution and climate change.
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by VohuMana 1y ago
Similar perspective from me, I really don’t understand why people in authority are allergic to making the correct decision and punishing bullies or even worse punishing the victim. From my own personal experience being bullied. I went to te
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by VohuMana 1y ago
A lot of value is being created with some of these AI apps but are the people funding the development of these apps seeing a return on investment? (Honest question, I don't really know) The article mentions > This is a bubble driven
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by VohuMana 1y ago
Agreed, I don’t think there is a reliable way to actually achieve what Recall is trying to accomplish. I think if all the models and stuff strictly ran locally with no chance of leaving the box it wouldn’t be as much of an issue at that poi
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by VohuMana 1y ago
I’m not up to date with how the filter is supposed to work, the article mentions it hides Google Password Manager but didn’t hide passwords in plain text in a notepad text file. Seems like maybe programs have to indicate they should be hidd
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by VohuMana 1y ago
I think in the case of the article the date library isn't necessarily hard but tedious. They mention most date libraries suffer from supporting too many standards or allow ambiguity. I agree with you though, do the hard things even if
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by VohuMana 1y ago
I think if I understand the article correctly it sounds like Google might also be reading the messages so it can respond for you. Regardless I think the other thing people might not be happy about is Gemini can still interact with apps rega
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by VohuMana 1y ago
As someone who has conducted interviews with candidates almost certainly using AI in both the phone screen and coding portion. The biggest giveaway is the inability to explain the why of things. Even some of the simple things like "why
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by VohuMana 2y ago
TLDR: NASA knows the issue and is working on validating it and making changes internally before releasing it to the public. Nothing was found which would jeopardize Artemis II
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by VohuMana 2y ago
Wow, I knew they were going to try to catch the booster this time but I really didn’t think it was going to work on the first try, I was just hoping they didn’t destroy the launch tower in the process. Congrats to the SpaceX team, absolutel
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by VohuMana 2y ago
I think if I understand the systems right Windows can roll back a bad driver update but the CS update wasn’t an update to the driver but instead updated a configuration file which CS updated outside of Windows Update. So from the Windows Up
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by VohuMana 2y ago
I remember the books existed as a kid but never ended up reading them. Are they worth the read? I’m in between books at the moment
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by VohuMana 2y ago
Not a professional so take this with a grain of salt but my guess would be weight first and foremost. From what I understand geostationary orbit isn’t cheap to get to and each added kilogram increases cost significantly. These lenses while
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by VohuMana 3y ago
Maybe unpopular but I assume this is just what is going to happen. I remember awhile back when I was visiting Ireland one of the tours mentioned that modern whiskey and beer in Ireland came about because of taxes. I wish I could remember mo
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by VohuMana 3y ago
Just to be one more data point, I wouldn’t say I am downsizing but instead just not adding new devices to the mix unless they have an explicit purpose or something else breaks. Laptop from 6 years ago is still going strong, desktop got a GP
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by VohuMana 3y ago
I’m really surprised lights used to simulate sunrise placed 20-30ft away could completely melt the foam holding the exterior windows in place.
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by VohuMana 3y ago
I feel like Google shot themselves in the foot a long time ago on this front. This is all based on my experience, I sometimes follow along with some cooking YT videos to try new things, for awhile the ads were not that bad usually a couple
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by VohuMana 3y ago
At the time for me I had been running Firefox for years but it was kinda slow and an absolute memory hog, I don’t remember specifics but I remember having to constantly close it on my 4gb ram computer. When Chrome came out it’s big thing fr
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by VohuMana 3y ago
Too little too late, at least for me. I have been slowly working on some game ideas I want to make, in this process I have been checking out different game engines to see which one meets my needs best. With these changes I have removed Unit

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