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by ant6n 4mo ago
I was also going to mention wet bulb temperatures as well. As horrible as the conditions described in the article is, it describes a very dry heat. Which means sweating and water can still help. The really scary thing will be when the wet b
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by ant6n 4mo ago
Dav3d?
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by ant6n 4mo ago
There's a 64MB game boy advance cartridge with shrek on it [1]. Looks pretty horrible [2]. But the GBA only has 16KB fast / 256KB slow RAM, and a 16MHz CPU. [1] https://archive.org/details/Shrek-Video-GBA [2]
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by ant6n 5mo ago
I thought Prusa only has a five color print head switcher.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
A statement that is obviously false cannot reasonably be “misleading”.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
Because it’s a corporation doing the crime to an old man trying to pay for cancer treatment.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
"All almonds are grown in the U.S. state of California." implies "No almonds are grown outside the U.S. state of California." You find one almond tree outside of California that grows almonds, where such almonds are gro
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by ant6n 5mo ago
There at a lot of crafts that don’t have real deep experts anymore because the work was 90% automated.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
It genuinely is.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
Tesla used to be a kind of “ethical” play. They made electric cars cool.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
I only used Claude first time in April, previously only ChatGPT and Gemini. And I struggle to see what the hype is all about - yes it seems a tiny bit smarter than the pack, but on the 20$ subscription it runs out of tokens in 5-20 minutes,
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by ant6n 5mo ago
It’s a nice hardware. But that garden is full of bugs, not much less than if you have open windows.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
That’s true. Once you have APIs and want to use classes to create larger structures, the language is full of warts.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
...except the operating system. And the silly notch. And the weird keyboard. And the hard palm-cutting corner. And the reflective screen. and the finger-print-magnet materials. And the small amount of RAM. and the small SSD. And the weight.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
You need to do mid-frame tile updates just to show a full bitmap frame. There’s 360 8x8 tiles on the screen, but the tile indices are 8 bit (you can only reference 256 tiles). You can store only 384 tiles in VRAM - a bit more than a full sc
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by ant6n 5mo ago
…so you were produced in Neanderthal fat factory?
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by ant6n 5mo ago
Soap, soup, goop
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by ant6n 5mo ago
Isn’t that what George Lukas said about Star Wars?
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by ant6n 5mo ago
What I would like to see is a comparison of how well the models work in long running conversations: * do they lie and gaslight * do they start breaking down on very long chats (forget old context, just get dumber) * do they const
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by ant6n 5mo ago
It’s not just about “good” UX. It’s riddled with bugs.
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by ant6n 5mo ago
This sounds like being concerned about the adverse health effects of a steak due to sugar.
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by ant6n 6mo ago
Not if Gemini Lost all context already. Also, it doesn't really work well, a lot of the nuance and information simply gets lost.
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by ant6n 6mo ago
Funny how Gemini is theoretically the best -- but in practice all the bugs in the interface mean I don't want to use it anymore. The worst is it forgets context (and lies about it), but it's very unreliable at reading pdfs (and li
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by ant6n 6mo ago
My impression has been that ChatGPT-5.4 has been getting dumber and more exhausting in the last couple of weeks. Like it makes a lot of obvious mistakes, ignores (parts of) prompts. keeps forgetting important facts or requirement. Maybe thi
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by ant6n 6mo ago
That written document is prehistoric.
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by ant6n 6mo ago
> In ancient times, floating point numbers were stored in 32 bits. I thought in ancient times, floating point numbers used to be 80 bit. They lived in a funky mini stack on the coprocessor (x87). Then one day, somebody came along and sta
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by ant6n 6mo ago
I thought it would be to get better, to stay competitive with the competitors and free models.
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by ant6n 6mo ago
Well actually, your not well actually to the well actually was actually a well actually of the well actually. Just sayin’.
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by ant6n 6mo ago
I dunno. I wish as a start, MacOS would improve window management, so I don’t keep jumping around the various desktops all the time and get lost.
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by ant6n 6mo ago
Going to orbit is actually useful already, cf starlink

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