ZeroCool2u

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by ZeroCool2u 11mo ago
Yes, I think one of the most important things we as consumers can do is flood the zone for companies like Netflix, Disney, and Apple and keep asking about native Steam Machine apps installed directly from the Steam store that support 4k str
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by ZeroCool2u 11mo ago
LM Studio will run dynamic quants from Unsloth too. Much nicer than Ollama.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
The workspace feature seems like the biggest differentiator between this and the Apple Vision Pro. Full multi window display, with what seems to be desktop app functionality? That's almost tempting.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Bit odd they don't add more info about AV1 or even AV2. They mention that it's objectively better and the future, but real time encoders are holding it back. Would still have like to see some data points for comparison in somethin
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Absolutely agreed, but we may not even hear about it as Meta has made it clear they're not necessarily committed to the open source first policy at this point.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
This is one of the first papers in the neuromorphic vein that I think may hold up. It would be amazing if it did too due to the following properties: -Linear (transformer) complexity at training time -Linear scaling with number of tokens -O
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
They can't even bother to enable billing services in GovCloud regions.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Any updates on the revamped VS Code extension? That's kind of a deal breaker for me.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Really well written, so here's a gift link: https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2025-3m-pfas-toxic-legacy...
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Really impressive performance from the Moondream model, but looking at the results from the big 3 labs, it's absolutely wild how poorly Claude and OpenAI perform. Gemini isn't as good as Moondream, but it's clearly the only o
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
A lot of folks find SES or even just the broader AWS experience unpleasant.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Yes, this is Apache SedonaDB and the other is just Apache Sedona (Spark)
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Everyone asking why this exists when DuckDB or PostGIS or the JVM based Sedona already exists, clearly has not run into the painful experience of working on these large geospatial workloads when the legacy options are either not viable or n
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Apache Sedona, not so well loved in the GIS space in my experience, so I don't think it's a huge issue even if it is a bit confusing.
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A simpler path to a safer Internet: an update to our CSAM scanning tool(blog.cloudflare.com)
8 points by ZeroCool2u 1y ago|0 comments
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Gift link here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-19/trump-to-...
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
This is cool, but if you're ever in need of a dope present, especially for someone like your father-in-law, Better Geiger[1] is awesome. My FIL was stoked. Loves checking the bananas at costco and other random stuff at costco. [1]: ht
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Could always buy EUR or CHF
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Exactly what I was thinking! I like spotlight a lot more than the Windows start menu.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
The Fill function for interpolation is really nice, but there's so many different ways to perform interpolation I'd like a lot more detail on what methods are available and which is used by default.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Fair question and I read a lot on my phone too! I think the use cases that come to mind for me are comics/graphic novels and research papers. Both of these are kind of annoying to read on phones right now.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
I genuinely think book reading is the killer app for foldable devices. A bigger screen for a movie or TV is nice to have, but not a game changer. When you have that much screen real estate you can get a really enjoyable experience reading a
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1.0 release of the Google Cloud client libraries for Rust(github.com)
4 points by ZeroCool2u 1y ago|0 comments
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
They have to use GCP as well, which is arguably a strong indictment of their experience with AWS. Coincidentally, this aligns with my experience trying to train on AWS.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Yeah, I think this is the best version of the branching interface I've seen.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
It's great they've finally caught up, but unfortunate it's on their mid-tier model only and it's laughably expensive.
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Kagi is a nice alternative. https://kagi.com/
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Axiom: Decentralized AI network that discovers, verifies, and archives truth(github.com)
2 points by ZeroCool2u 1y ago|0 comments
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by ZeroCool2u 1y ago
Gift link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-05/anthropic...
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Bloomberg: Anthropic Unveils More Powerful AI Model Ahead of Rival GPT-5 Release(bloomberg.com)
4 points by ZeroCool2u 1y ago|3 comments

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