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archerx
9mo ago
They do and it’s awful. I’m making a browser based game and it works great on desktop browsers but Apple refuses to allow css filters on canvas forcing you to build your own filters and apply them to image data. The web audio api is also a
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archerx
9mo ago
Let’s be real, we all know this is about censorship, surveillance and controlling narratives.
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9mo ago
I wish there was an explanation to this. I clicked a few squares on the map until it crashed my phones browser. I tried again and selected chat from the top menu and it showed me a bunch of channels and a user list but no way to chat or do
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9mo ago
I admit I haven’t had to use the date picker in a long time but I looked at the MDN for an example of the default implementation of it and it seemed fine on my iPhone. What issues have you encountered with it? I imagine it’s a different sto
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9mo ago
The only <input> that is annoying to style is the “select” one because it’s hard to style the “options”. The rest seem reasonable and quite customizable in my experience.
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9mo ago
Fair enough but it gets the job done well none the less.
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9mo ago
No I meant lossy. This is the library I use; https://pngquant.org/
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archerx
9mo ago
I noticed Hacker news is more about feelings than facts lately which is a shame.
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9mo ago
Webp has had major vulnerabilities. https://blog.cloudflare.com/uncovering-the-hidden-webp-vulne...
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9mo ago
Lossy PNGs exist with transparency.
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9mo ago
They helped create jpegXL but they are not the sole owner like they are with webp. There is a difference.
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9mo ago
Google created webp and that is why they are giving it unjustified preferential treatment and has been trying to unreasonably force it down the throat of the internet.
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9mo ago
There are tons of open source models, there is no one party in charge of anything also training isn’t stealing.
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9mo ago
I doubt it, you’ll still need humans to create novel ideas and designs because things will get stale after a while and trends/styles will continue to evolve.
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9mo ago
Yea I think I do, it will work as well as the image poisoning that was tried in the past… It didn’t work at all.
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9mo ago
People already do this with multi agent workflows. I kind of do this with local models, I get a smaller model to do the hard work for speed and use a bigger model to check its work and improve it.
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9mo ago
There is a big difference between scraping data and passing it through a training loop and actual inference. There is no inference happening during the data scraping to get the training data.
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I think this will affect LLM web search more than the actual training. I’m sure the training data is cleaned up, sanitized and made to align with the companies alignment. They could even use an LLM to detect if the data has been poisoned.
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9mo ago
Ok that makes a lot of sense, thank you.
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9mo ago
If the GPS satellites are above the starlink ones how is Iran able to disrupt the GPS signals?
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archerx
9mo ago
What's the point of these? I grew up using CRT monitors and TVs and they look nothing like the shaders.
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9mo ago
What kind of cope is this? You know damn well they are using LLMs and are being hypocritical which is ironic for a virtue signaling post.
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9mo ago
Yes it would.
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9mo ago
Thank you for virtue signaling I guess. So I’m guessing you didn’t use any A.I. for the code as well because otherwise it would hypocritical.
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9mo ago
Yes can people stop doing this, it was cute 20 years ago now it’s just annoying and obnoxious.
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10mo ago
If you’re noticing stuttering on 24fps pans then someone made a mistake when setting the shutter speed (they set it too fast), the motion blur should have smoothed it out. This is an error on the cinematographer’s fault more than anything.
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10mo ago
I doubt that, I hear on the internet that Gemini pro is great but every time I have used it has been beyond disappointing. I’m starting to believe that the Gemini pro is great is some paid PR push and not based on reality. The Gemma models
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10mo ago
Corporate leeches hate this one trick.
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10mo ago
My post got flagged proving my point.
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10mo ago
I literally said “oh no” out loud when I read the headline.
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