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albert_e
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I actually want a few physical buttons on my phone and tablet. Physical buttons to answer and disconnect a phone call, to mute the speaker (whenever ads popup on Spotify or YouTube say), to disable camera and microphone when you absolutely
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Does the mention of such concepts or acknowledging it is real ... put some lisetners (if they are work certain professions) under an obligation to refer the person to a mental health assessment? Example: a blog post like this one, with the
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The first time I visited USA about 15 years ago, the cold weather must have been too much for me, I developed a sharp pain in my right lower jaw. Visited a dentist who took a full mouth X ray, diagnosed a "horizontally impacted" t
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Curious to know more. Is there a good source of information on the security of the hardware and software used for elections India. As an Indian citizen I see the casual lack of security mindset in large swathe of things implemented by both
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Interestingly GitHub (a Microsoft entity) will use Amazon Bedrock to run Claude Sonnet. > Claude 3.5 Sonnet runs on GitHub Copilot via Amazon Bedrock, leveraging Bedrock’s cross-region inference to further enhance reliability. [1] https
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Can we replace / augment the keyboard with a white (or marked) paper to write on ... that is in view of a camera that has real time OCR Feels like it will be a good addition to input devices
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The photocopies come out stacked in the right order maybe?
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Interesting. We grew up learning to write separate letters. Cursive was taught only very briefly as a way of telling us tgis also exists but don't bother too much about it.
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Is this really the main use case? The product website seems to suggest we can add DaisyUI to a React project -- and proceed with development with no additional notes on replacing the styles later before production [1] https://rea
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I think this is an important enough quality that betrays that there are no two minds here creating 1+1=3. One cheap trick to overcome this uncanny valley may be to actually use two separate LLMs or two separate contexts / channels to g
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Looks very interesting and useful. I am looking to create a reusable React template for a lot of POc /mockup/ demo websites - was thinking of using react-bootstrap so I can use components from bootstrap and apply bootstrap themes
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> those who consistently take anti-establishment stances, often without merit, barely get a footnote "anti-establishment" as in holding the government accountable and asking questions of them -- irrespective of which party is i
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Former OpenAI Researcher Says the Company Broke Copyright Law
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Good tool to test the new capability. Thanks for sharing. My limited testing has produced okay result for a trivial use case and very disappointing results for a simple use case. Trivial: what is the time. | Claude: took screnshot and read
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interesting the "globe" visualization is good ... but we cna only see half the world at a time ... can we have an option of a flat projection as well ... so I can see all latencies for a region at a glance? ap-south-2 (Asia Pacifi
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Gut feel: doing this in two steps (1. write an algorithm for and 2. write code for) or even chain-of-thought prompting might yield better results.
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Is it fair to say that ... Consulting is the oldest profession ;)
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My bad. I had a brainfade - registered something else on my first skim. Thanks.
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Looks very interesting. I am more familiar with React - am looking for a React example that achieves similar UI, any working examples I can take inspiration from?
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Oh boy What an amazing technical talent, sheer persistence, and excellent documentation and communication skills. Not to mention the work ethic of responsible disclosure. This person is going places!
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> That doesn't fully solve the problem because you'd be looking at the middle of the screen not at the person talking to you in a group. Repeating my comment on a sibling ... Once we have technology to put a camera under a scre
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Once we have technology to put a camera under a screen without sacrificing display quality ... we will not stop at one camera. There will be an array of cameras covering say every 2x2 inch square of your screen. Just see how many cameras ar
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I meant the camera will be invisible and BEHIND the screen .... just not visible as a punch hole/notch. I think some mobile phones have already done this...where they are able to put a camera behind the pixels.
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Possibly Offtopic ... I wanted Udemy app to be available for smart TV platforms like FireTV stick or SamsungTV. Udemy makes an android and ios app but not for TVs. Teachable is another online learning platform that ignores Android altogethe
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Practically -- I feel hardware technology can improve further to allow under-the-LED-display cameras .... so that we can actually look at both the camera and the screen at the same time. (There are fingerprint sensors under mobile screens n
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slightly off topic but ... what I really want is a LED status display built into the top edge of my laptop screen (visible from opposite side too) that indicates -- when I am on a meeting / when I am muted or unmuted / when my cam
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I recently saw a tweet where someone pointed out that "today morning" was an Indian phrase. I had to really think hard why it is incorrect / not common elsewhere. Had to see comments to learn -- someone explained that a nativ
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Does the malware EXE that now looks like a Folder icon with same name as the last modified actual folder (which is now hidden) ... also redirect the user to the actual folder and its contents in file Explorer after successfully delivering i
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This is an excellent use case that I also often felt the need for. You can remove all the YT clutter this way, have all the controls and keyboard shortcuts, and extensions like Video Speed Controller still functional while precisely control
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one possible example -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ht9GwXQMgpo i saw they post pretty well produced videos on youtube -- for folks like me but also promote a more elaborate/detailed video series on the same/r
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