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by _flux 2y ago
Well its feature list seems positively delightful: https://github.com/riot-ml/riot ! Basically, it seems, it's Erlang for OCaml. Hot reloading would be a cool feature, though, but I can see why it's not imple
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by _flux 2y ago
VLC knows the timestamp of the current frame. From that information it can seek to a frame that is before the current frame, possibly by just subtracting the inverse of frame rate from the current frame's timestamp and if seeking to th
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by _flux 2y ago
Do you know Slint? I haven't really used it, but it seems to use the same idea, except it's native to Rust but comes with its own C++ and JavaScript bindings. I believe the project was started by some folks that left Qt (or some c
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by _flux 2y ago
I have a bunch of stereo 180 degree images I've captured. Too bad there's really no existing work flow for going from those images to something that would be suitable for this. Of course, any such method would need to come up with
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by _flux 2y ago
I've lead myself to believe that long responses are actually beneficial for the quality of the responses, as processing and producing tokens are the only time when LLMs get to "think". In particular, requesting an analysis of
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by _flux 2y ago
I agree that sometimes that is a problem, so I find out the latest tmp directory with ls -tr /tmp | tail. But using nicer names would help with that. So I took your tip and now I have cdtmp() { local name name=&#x
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by _flux 2y ago
One can use tmpfs for /tmp as well (and I do it).
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by _flux 2y ago
I present you my most used shell function: cdtmp() { cd $(mktemp -d) }
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by _flux 2y ago
And does it then not accept the press of the accelerator to override the braking? I believe it does. From the video it looks like there would be ample time to do just that, even before the first crash.
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by _flux 2y ago
I have not! So I gave it a try and it seems quite a capable tool. It doesn't check all my boxes and is more cumbersome to use than I'd wish, e.g. it is able to find shortest path between nodes, but activating that needs finding an
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by _flux 2y ago
E.g. when running inference, if previous sequence of n tokens can be found in NYT material, decrease the weight of tokens that would result in the sequence continuing to be found from NYT. I imagine this can be done efficiently, if you ha
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by _flux 2y ago
Thanks! I'll give it a go.
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by _flux 2y ago
I'm also looking for a graph viewing tool, but my wishlist is different (not all of them are hard requirements): - Deal with 100k node graphs, preferably larger - Interactive filtering tools, e.g. filtering by node or edge data, transi
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by _flux 2y ago
Did this ever happen? Maybe for some special applications?
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by _flux 2y ago
I think this is great, but doesn't it hinder the ability to naturally not look in the eyes? Or were they just flaws seen in the first demos? I haven't used this kind of system. In any case, a camera behind the screen doesn'
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by _flux 2y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to easily add support for multiple CPUs? It seems to be taking at most 150% CPU, so on my workstation it could be (assuming high parallellism) 10 times as fast. Alas the word2vec repository has reached its q
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by _flux 2y ago
Whenever I pair my Android phone to e.g. a headset, it asks if I want to share my contacts. And, I suppose, also text messages, and I just checked there's that option with the paired vehicle (and it was unchecked).
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by _flux 2y ago
I recall you need to do the mug'o'grog-puzzle fast.
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by _flux 2y ago
Based on this logic, should the default mode of operation be to stop I/O when a disk dies?
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by _flux 2y ago
Md devices do "degraded" by default and it seems fine. Indeed, I believe this is the default operation of all other multi-device systems, but of course I cannot verify this claim. I dislike all features that by default prevent fro
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by _flux 2y ago
The key difference is that we don't need to agree on a certain FS, whereas the reason for standards is interoperability. I have both bcachefs and ext4 filesystems on the same machine, for different uses.
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by _flux 2y ago
My personal grievances with btrfs are multifaceted. - I never agreed with the btrfs default of root raid 1 system not booting up if a device is missing. I think the point of raid1 is to minimize downtime when losing a device and if you lose
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by _flux 2y ago
It gives you the benefit of seeing the price difference in the long run more easily. Maybe providing also year-long pricing examples of both would be even more helpful.
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by _flux 2y ago
Some kind of capability system would be interesting, but to work within function level it would need some pretty sophisticated support from the type system. On package level it might be easier? But then again you need to have quite fine-gra
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by _flux 2y ago
Why is taking out the part that actually checks the types at the developer's side a huge blessing? Or if you are hoping to get the benefit of type checking in the browser itself (taking the same sweet time as tsc, but this time on ever
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by _flux 2y ago
I don't have a list and I don't even write TS (or do much web dev in general), but I do follow their announcements and it seems every one of them brings new big type things. Nevertheless, I don't see TS support in e.g. browse
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by _flux 2y ago
In basic level, maybe some publications that print these papers would take the registrations, as a precondition to publishing them? It's not like it couldn't be gamed, but maybe it would incentivize people to also publish null res
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by _flux 2y ago
I believe it is able to reconstruct parts of the original source material—if the interrogator already knows the original source material to prompt the model appropriately.
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by _flux 2y ago
You can do a lot more with an executable as well than just execute it. So maybe the analogy is apt, even if not exact. Actually executables you can reverse engineer it into something that could be compiled back into an executable with the
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by _flux 2y ago
Yes, there is trust involved in assuming that others also include useful dependencies. So far I have not seen it being brought up as a concrete example that there is a single useless dependency in the project. Seems like it should be easy

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