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by aeontech 2y ago
According to this post on Apple's Machine Learning blog, yes, Wally is the method used for this feature. https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/homomorphic-encry...
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by aeontech 2y ago
Oh, my mistake... well, thanks for sharing it anyway!
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by aeontech 2y ago
For more context, quoting from the project page: > Riffing on Le Guin's Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction, this presents a primordial vision of computation in which programs are written as a list of changes in the content of a bag, and
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by aeontech 2y ago
[EDIT] oops, Loren is not the author, I was too excited, but the rest of my comment stands :) Oh my goodness, the one time I randomly check the "new" page, I just happen to see this. I don't want to sound like a fanboy, but t
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Tote: A browser uxn emulator – primordial computation with symbols(hundredrabbits.itch.io)
3 points by aeontech 2y ago|1 comments
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by aeontech 2y ago
Well, consider what position you are in when someone with absolute power over your life and death grants you a new name as a sign of favor. Do you risk rejecting it and potentially endangering yourself and your entire family?
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by aeontech 2y ago
Ah! My search-fu failed me, I was looking for company name and for train hacking mentions, but didn't find all these! Thank you!
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by aeontech 2y ago
Previous discussion, when it was first discovered - I am surprised there wasn't more: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38893116
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by aeontech 2y ago
FWIW, I charge my watch while taking a shower before bed and in the morning, and that seems to be enough to get me through the day and through the night.
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by aeontech 2y ago
Just to comment on your last paragraph - I don't really understand people's obsession with having squashed commits on main. I may not have a local copy of the branch that was merged months ago, so I can't get the un-squashed
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by aeontech 2y ago
Lumino City was the first one that came to mind for me as well! The next one was the Fantasian, by the creators of Final Fantasy ( https://youtu.be/ePFgyBtvqQU ) - apparently this is finally coming to non-Apple platforms this
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by aeontech 2y ago
Is it possible to stitch your footage into a 360 projection? If so, you could definitely upload it as either 180 or 360 degree video, which would allow for VR use cases as well.
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by aeontech 2y ago
FWIW, I didn't downvote you, and I don't doubt it was a bad experience. Your general point is absolutely valid, and actually pretty much reflects why I stopped contributing to Wikipedia and StackOverflow, personally.
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by aeontech 2y ago
I can't speak to your experience, and I'm sorry you had a bad one, but just to clarify for anyone who is not familiar with the site, the review and voting on the data submissions is done by other users. Perhaps you ran into someon
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by aeontech 2y ago
MB definitely has a very detailed support of organizing metadata for alternate releases / recordings. Based on your description, it could be a location specific release of this album (or possibly another reissue): https://mu
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by aeontech 2y ago
Just curious, what kind of companies do you find that are open to using Nim professionally? It's always hard with more niche languages.
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by aeontech 2y ago
Would you be willing to share an example of the prompt you use to generate it?
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by aeontech 2y ago
It's really cool! Feels like a timelapse video capture somehow.
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by aeontech 2y ago
> We shouldn't keep unused things in orbit, because that's space junk. I could see the merit of this argument about a cookie-cutter telephony or Starlink satellite. ISS is a unique achievement of humanity though. It's a tr
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Former Space Agency Leaders Horrified by Plan to Destroy Space Station(futurism.com)
29 points by aeontech 2y ago|13 comments
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Controllable Neural Style Transfer for Dynamic Meshes (Disney/Pixar Research)(youtube.com)
2 points by aeontech 2y ago|0 comments
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by aeontech 2y ago
That video is linked literally in the first paragraph of the PDF. The video also starts with him acknowledging the Stuff Made Here version, and the fact that the developer of that project said he wasn't totally satisfied with his solut
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by aeontech 2y ago
Wow, I love this page. A window into the history and the personalities of the time, and really interesting points (factual or not) from Bill Graham that show one perspective on why the sixties' revolution soured in the seventies. This
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CBT-LLM: A Chinese Large Language Model for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(arxiv.org)
3 points by aeontech 2y ago|1 comments
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by aeontech 2y ago
Not sure about other cars, but FWIW on my BMW I can open any door, and the back just having my watch or my phone on me. Maybe the limitation you are seeing is due to the car manufacturer's implementation?
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by aeontech 2y ago
I might not understand the tech as well as you do, but does BitWarden have rights to read 1Password vault, or 1Password have rights to read the Lastpass vault? Generally I thought with passkeys, the logic is that you provision one passkey p
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by aeontech 2y ago
In what way does it kind of suck? Just curious, because it seems to work fine for me - unlocks when I come near the car, locks when I walk away.
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by aeontech 2y ago
The problem with that is the dismissal of the time investment by the original filer who may have spent a significant amount of time getting reproducible steps, screenshots, and other relevant information into the bug. It treats users'
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by aeontech 2y ago
Same talk on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_ZSFRWJCUY4
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by aeontech 2y ago
This also reminds me a little of Kialo (with a canonical holy war of Vim vs Emacs, of course: https://www.kialo.com/vim-vs-emacs-19293 )

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