Zetaphor

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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
You, like the person this thread started with, are (deliberately?) missing the fire in the forest because you want to talk about the state of one tree. Yes, the standard should be improved to support multi-part devices, nobody here is argui
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
The average between the two buds then, and rely on the LED for the case. This isn't that complicated guys, other earbud manufacturers somehow figured it out, I'm sure Apple can too. Hyper-fixating on an issue with one part of the
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
The obvious solution would be to report the lowest number, as multiple replies to you have already proposed, but you again chose to ignore because it doesn't serve your agenda. This entire thread started with you claiming Apple was som
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
Isn't that the point they are making? MCP is useful because everyone is using it, not because it has a technical advantage over rolling your own solution. It won mindshare because of marketing and a large company pushing it. I've
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
The argument (which I assume you deliberately ignored) is that those features, like battery reporting and multi device pairing, are being arbitrarily restricted by Apple to maintain a proprietary ecosystem. How you could argue that this is
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
If you're such an expert then you could have likely found this even easier than I did: https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/specs/multi-profile...
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
The multipoint spec was added to Bluetooth 4.0 in 2010: https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/specs/core-specific... The Battery Service 1.0 spec was officially adopted in 2011: https://www.bluetooth
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
Financially gatekeeping access to vital medical resources is par for the course here in the US
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by Zetaphor 11mo ago
Going to shill for the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard here, specifically its mouse-keys capability, which is where I can move the mouse via WASD (or any other binding). I have both the touchpoint and trackball add-on modules, but I still use mou
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
I personally prefer aichat, as it allows me the option to copy the command its proposing to the clipboard, iterate further on the prompt, or to describe its choice https://github.com/sigoden/aichat
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
It can (and likely will) just transmit standard browser signals. The AI integration is more of a UI layer on top, not something that is being sent in a request header UA string. That lack of signals in addition to the regular human behavior
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
We're far beyond the point of them caring about the laws. Judges are granting temporary residency to immigrants in court proceedings, and then those same people are detained and deported by ICE as soon as they walk out of the courtroom
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
Grok is just a hosted api for Flux
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
Isn't their image generation just using the open weights Flux model? You can run that model locally. They don't have their own image model as far as I'm aware.
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
Not that I'm aware of, but it's an extremely simple API. It's should be really easy to wrap into an MCP
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
Self host an instance of SearXNG[1] either locally or on a remote server with a simple docker container and use its JSON API [2]. You have to enable the JSON API in the config manually [3]. [1] https://docs.searxng.org/admin
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
China is far ahead of the US in many sectors, notably electric cars and solar panels which are two industries whose progress heavily depend on research and innovation.
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
Surely you're hinting at Linux, in which case this runs fine with WINE
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
I'm still unclear how they are able to claim this considering their raw thinking traces were never exposed to the end user, only summaries.
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
You're comparing a person's appearance to the formatting of a legal document. Nobody is talking about the physical appearance of the attorney. There is procedure and standards in document filing for a reason, this is more difficul
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by Zetaphor 1y ago
Their point is that Amazon does not, and presumably would not keep that offer if they were to acquire B2
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
It took Uber 15 years to make their first profit https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/8/24065999/uber-earnings-pro...
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I finally gave up on 3.7 in Cursor after three rounds of it completely ignoring what I asked it for so that it could instead solve an irrelevant linter error. The error in no way affected functionality. Despite me rejecting the changes and
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
I've been testing this out, it's quite good and especially fast. Crazy that this is working so well at Q4
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
You can run it with Python or in the browser with WASM
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
They're going to be releasing a few more smaller models, as small as 150M That said if you want something to use today on a Pi you should check out Kokoro
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
With some tweaking I was able to get the current 3B's "realtime" streaming demo running on my 12GB 4070 Super with about a second of latency running at BF16
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Orpheus-3B – Emotive TTS by Canopy Labs(canopylabs.ai)
186 points by Zetaphor 2y ago|39 comments
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
Because dunking on Javascript is trendy
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by Zetaphor 2y ago
As someone who only ever cared about a handful of features (HR, sleep, steps, notifications), the BangleJS is definitely the superior offering imo. It does everything my Pebble did, it's cheaper, and it's been open source since da

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