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This is basically the same problem of products astroturfing reddit, or SEO optimizing google. You want a new X, and so they heavily go after the keywords associated with it. This is sort of why "brand" matters; it provides a sourc
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Does polymarket have trial markets? Maybe 12% chance of being a mistrial - oh wait just shot up to 99%; new user called the_judge88 just bet $100K on that?
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6mo ago
Read this as a Piece of sh... company. Then I saw response of someone saying they're a POS developer and was like oh I think he means point of sale. Or that guy is just a really bad programmer.
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6mo ago
IRGC targeting systems have entered the chat.
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6mo ago
I thought for a second this was going to be an archival infographic of the dark web.
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6mo ago
What you’re looking for is a research topic, or maybe a better way to put it is your hobby is research… if that makes sense? So for ideas, sorry that’s going to be whatever floats your boat. You listed a bunch of different things. But hobby
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Am I the only one who was surprised the obvious answer is to map frequencies to notes and basically turn your LED strip into a piano visualization? Then just norm to strip size? There’s plenty of visual experiments of pianists doing this “r
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7mo ago
I get the appetite for frontier models. But why not just invest in Google. Do they really expect the return profile of OpenAI to be vastly different than Google’s Gemini?
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7mo ago
It's a little bit shocking that this zipfile is still available hours later. Could anyone in legal chime in on the legality of now 're-implementing' this type of system inside other products? Or even just having an AI look at
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I hear a lot of folks ascribing safety to physical human shortages in staffing. Looking at airport security, it's impossible not to ascribe waste, fraud and abuse if indeed there is a lack of ATC hires causing this. We can go without a
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7mo ago
Okay, I mean /2, but you get what I mean. Personally I think it might be better to be longer term oriented, but audit teams will lose revenue... Or just have a harder time reconciling longer time periods.
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Well, this is going to make insider information a lot more powerful... You've got 364 days in between the truth, and if you think a company is fudging it's numbers you've got to wait another 365 before anything else comes out
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7mo ago
Pointy haired bosses be looking for results. Engineers be loving the craft. It's a dance, but AI is unfortunately looking at us like we're dancing, and meanwhile it's built a factory.
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4 day work week would be so rad.
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7mo ago
Am I going to finally get a robot to fold my clothes?
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8mo ago
Based on how they conducted the test: - used an IQ / analytical test - correlated that to whether people cared about flowery language Generally speaking, analytical people care more about numbers than words, so isn't this more of
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If anyone saw that LinkedIn post about someone at Block resigning guilt of being offered a raise and retention after the layoffs, I'd say that is a signal that tech is heading down. Most people would be thankful to have a secure well p
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Haha. This title: Nobody Gets Promoted for Simplicity This was the model at my last job. The "director" of software had strong opinions about the most random topics and talked about them like they would be revolutionary. His team
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8mo ago
I think its more like it advertises it can climb hills in crawl mode, but turns out its only specific hills. So fundamentally, it still comes down to CPUs + RAM.
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I am excited about game dev with AI, but the games you posted are kind of a joke. My kids made similar games with Claude code in js. Was hoping to see some serious indie games, but these looked pretty terri-bad. Is anyone building the next
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I can't find any docs that numpy will do this. https://opensource.apple.com/projects/mlx/ is needed to do this?
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Yeah, I don't use any of those features. So it sounds like its for folks who are creatives running lightroom or apple movie, or some kind of apple sound program? I'm a dev, not a creative, unfortunately. I don't use other peo
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Part of which effort? The Reverse engineering is so it can be used blog article? I just think: great it seems like I'm paying for a hardware accelerator that makes Siri go faster. And I use siri on my laptop exactly 0 times in the last
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Can someone help me understand when these neural engines kick in in open source software? I typically use python ML libraries like lightgbm, sklearn, xgboost etc. I also use numpy for large correlation matrices, covariance etc. Are these op
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For sure. Have you tried to use AI to build the models themselves yet? I'm curious if it can build mechanical systems well.
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This is getting silly guys. All on the same team. Need to have a c.t.j. meeting.
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Am I the only one who remembers the prime directive of google, much easier to understand than 'organizing the worlds information' etc. etc. It was simpler. Don't be evil.
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I mean yes and no, if an AP is configured for multiple VLANs you could implement inter VLAN routing on the AP itself. It seems stupid but if your software is ported from a switch or a router to an AP, it could include that. But yeah I agree
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I for one appreciate that these markets are allowed to exist, but I think the contracts themselves need to be less open to manipulation and interpretation. The Zelensky suit, the mention markets (see coinbase CEO: https://techcru
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I agree the central promise of 3D printers was they would get cheaper, better, and more like industrial grade and we would end up with this thing that could build replacement parts for anything in our home. Instead what we were left with wa
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