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by arendtio 1y ago
You should probably start by calming down first, such as lying on your back. Breathe as slowly as you want to for 2 minutes, and then start counting to see how slow your breath is.
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by arendtio 1y ago
One way to mitigate the issue is to use tests or specifications and let the AI find a solution to the spec. A few months ago, solving such a spec riddle could take a while, and most of the time, the solutions that were produced by long run
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by arendtio 1y ago
https://www.dict.cc/?s=bauernopfer
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by arendtio 1y ago
Recently, I spoke with a person who had experience in the startup world, and the one thing he would do differently in the future was to use Keycloak from the beginning instead of cloud-native authentication services, to have control over th
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by arendtio 1y ago
I think the whole footgun discussion misses the point. Yes, you can shoot yourself in the foot (and probably will), but not evaluating the possibilities is also a risk. Regular people tend to underestimate the footgun potential (probably dr
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by arendtio 1y ago
I have this project planning prototype [1], where you can use audio to plan a project, like' Please create a project plan for an example project and make assumptions' or 'During the last two weeks of the year, nobody is avail
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by arendtio 1y ago
It looks pretty cool. One thing that has bothered me a bit with Playwright is audio input. With modern AI applications, speech recognition is often integrated, but with Playwright, using voice as an input does not seem straightforward. Give
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by arendtio 1y ago
Well, I use KDE for a while now, but one thing I've always tried to avoid was Kate ;-) My primary editor is vim (cli), and my secondary editor is kwrite. Nowadays, I think kwrite is part of the Kate package, just simpler, as I don&#x27
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by arendtio 2y ago
> communication is utterly meaningless. Well, at least to some extent. I mean, changing the inner state of an AI (as they are being built today) certainly is, because it does not affect other beings. However, the interaction might change
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by arendtio 2y ago
I am sure that if you talk to a dog, it will probably take as much from your emotions as your words (to disprove your point about non-humans). You look at it in binary categories, but instead, it is always some amount of information and som
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by arendtio 2y ago
Yes, there are many use cases where emotional voices are not needed, but that's not the point. The core is not to have emotional voices, but to train neural networks to emulate emotions (not just for voices). Humans are very emotional
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by arendtio 2y ago
> Then people figured out how to monetize it. It was a race to extract every tiny bit of value, and now we have today’s Internet. Most of us know the 'invisible hand' as the thing that sets optimal prices, but this monetization
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by arendtio 2y ago
His comparison is certainly better, but it is still very wrong. I wish there were better and less biased comparisons in the debate.
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by arendtio 2y ago
The 32nd edition of "Die Seemannschaft" (ISBN 978-3-667-11742-7). Here is a link to the 33rd edition in the publisher's shop: https://shop.delius-klasing.de/die-seemannschaft-p-2003977/
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by arendtio 2y ago
A year ago, I bought an ebook via Amazon. When I received it, I was so shocked by the bad quality (e.g., low-res graphics like 300px) that I returned it and bought the same book on the publisher's website. Even though it cost exactly t
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by arendtio 2y ago
Not NYC, but in 2002, I saw Quake 3 Arena at the Documenta 11 in Germany: https://www.documenta11.de/data/german/index.html I was surprised to see a video game, especially a Quake game, at an Art exhibition.
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by arendtio 2y ago
I think your categories ('white male', 'Indian', ...) are a form of racism already. I mean, there are other categories you can use. Outsourcing, offshoring, and nearshoring all describe something similar (cutting costs b
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by arendtio 2y ago
Let's hope it will become available for Linux, too. I have been using Yakuake for over a decade now, mostly because I love how I can access the terminal everywhere with one button press. At the same time, Yakuake seems to be in mainten
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by arendtio 2y ago
It's funny how the music reminds me of the Star Trek Voyager Theme, and yet it is not the same music :D
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by arendtio 2y ago
I tried building and using llama.cpp multiple times, and after a while, I got so frustrated with the frequently broken build process that I switched to ollama with the following script: #!/bin/sh export OLLAMA_MODELS="&
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by arendtio 2y ago
I am a big fan of cheap but universal camera covers [1]. They look and work much better than type ;-) [1]: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=camera+cover
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by arendtio 2y ago
Always cool to rediscover people via HN. This post reminded me of the work ttimo did for the Quake 3 engine more than two decades ago. I remember it because I read so many comments written by him (like 15 years ago): https://gith
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by arendtio 2y ago
It probably depends on what you see. As long as you have a broad view over a part of the map, you should stay in that region, but I guess that if you look at a mono-color wall, you probably find yourself in a very different part of the map
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by arendtio 2y ago
Are you not allowed to discuss a vulnerability you found when it is considered out of scope? I mean it sounds weird to argue that you won't pay, but do not allow the person to talk about it anyway. Even more so if the person communicat
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by arendtio 2y ago
Hm, in Chromium it doesn't take the space-button and in Firefox it takes the space-button, but all I see is the HUD, to I can see the booster orientation, but nothing more, so it crashes. Both on an Arch Linux Desktop PC. Edit: There a
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by arendtio 2y ago
The same here. If you ask me, the first appeared a few years later, but human memories are erroneous.
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by arendtio 2y ago
I think the plausibility is granted by the usage of the emotion intelligence model[1]. However, I agree with you that this is very thin ice. Given the selection of books used as decoration in the video, the authors seem to have more of a bu
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by arendtio 2y ago
Can you please elaborate on why this is 'certainly false'? What is missing? To me, it looks like you have some experience with the topic and believe that it is very hard to build something like the device in question, but which pr
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by arendtio 2y ago
To use it, do you have to add a mode parameter like so? https://noise.jake.fun/?mode=major
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by arendtio 2y ago
And which device. Over the years, adding many simultaneous videos to websites has become quite common, and I have always marveled at how well many devices can handle this. Nevertheless, it is pretty demanding for the hardware, and many smar

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