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by bathtub365 11mo ago
Plenty of people have bought what they thought was the dip, only to watch an instrument go to almost zero and never recover. Look at Bed Bath and Beyond. It’s not quite that simple.
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
This is crazy for me with how inaccurate Google’s AI summaries are. They’ve basically just added a chunk of lies to the top of every search page that I have to scroll past.
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
Here’s a link with the thread unrolled onto a single page: https://mastoreader.io/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmastodon.gamedev.p...
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
Did we live through the same period? Masks became the most politicized inanimate object next to guns.
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
At this point I prefer these big tech CEOs just be involved in whatever is least damaging to society.
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
Since ducks are migratory shouldn’t duck products be tariffed?
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
Carpenters use hammers all the time…
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
It’s unlikely you’ll be able to play GTA 6 on any PC platform as it’s only coming out on consoles.
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
It’s interesting that this hasn’t been solved for pixel shaders. With HIP in the GPGPU world I’m able to set breakpoints in a GPU kernel and step through line by line. I can also add printf statements to output values to the console.
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
Over what time scale are you suggesting that social media is dying?
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
I prefer the old links as they don’t put up login walls or other popups that try to get me to use an account.
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Being untrained but spending a little bit of time in a full motion 737 simulator that’s used to train and certify commercial pilots, I was amazed at how quickly things happen even in a scenario with no faults. This situation (single engine
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by bathtub365 1y ago
It would be nice if you could specify no Teslas. The ride quality also sucks
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by bathtub365 1y ago
It seems like the AI is stupid if it couldn’t adjust to the updated requirements.
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Which corrupt leaders are going to give over their control to a machine?
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Maybe a better definition is “for seemingly no reason”?
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Are there languages that automatically extend this to things like data structure members? One of the things I like about the C++ const keyword is that if you declare an instance of a struct/class as const it extends that to its members
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by bathtub365 1y ago
That sounds like maybe a few more multiplies and applying slightly different constants to different colour channels. There is no complex simulation happening.
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by bathtub365 1y ago
iOS has been applying a gaussian blur to various UI layers for years so there likely isn’t a big incremental performance hit for this graphical effect
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by bathtub365 1y ago
If these rates are known it would be great for OpenAI to be open about them so customers can make an informed decision
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by bathtub365 1y ago
The app updates aren’t free, I paid for them with my lifetime subscription. They could do what other apps have done and release a new SKU for a new business model or with a new feature set that justifies asking for more money. Reeder has do
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by bathtub365 1y ago
A real example that would have resonated was asking “what can I make with these ingredients?” No one is asking how to make a specific thing when they already know exactly what ingredients they need. If they knew what ingredients they needed
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Since it’s redacted we don’t know what was here. They could be redacting the names of the environment variables or other secrets names they use for credentials since a supply chain attack could more easily exfiltrate them if they know the n
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by bathtub365 1y ago
When making a recipe you usually need to buy some or all of the ingredients. You also want to collect them all together beforehand since it makes things go a lot more smoothly. If they didn’t list them separately it would be easier to miss
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by bathtub365 1y ago
> Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth set a goal in February for the Defense Department: shed 5 to 8 percent of the civilian workforce, or roughly 60,000 employees. To accomplish that goal, the Pentagon first instituted a hiring freeze and at
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Yep, LLM’s still run on hardware with the same fundamental architecture we’ve had for years, sitting under a standard operating system. The software is written in the same languages we’ve been using for a long time. Unless there’s some seis
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by bathtub365 1y ago
“Do you want fries with that?” predates the MBA craze
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by bathtub365 1y ago
None of them, most of the time.
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Yep, including not being allowed to run red lights. It would also be great if they had license plates so you could easily report dangerous behaviour.
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by bathtub365 1y ago
Now we can simply sit back and assume the computer is doing a good job while we fold laundry

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