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by bredren 3y ago
> Do we provide recompense to YCombinator for using hackernews? Yes. Asking this question is original content. My reply is additional. Those reading this thread are community members. All of this drives the visibility of new YC batch app
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by bredren 3y ago
What has been seen can not be unseen. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=881296
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by bredren 3y ago
There's a path back from this disfunction but my sense before this new twist was that the drama had severely impacted OpenAI as an industry leader. The product and talent positioning seemed ahead by years only to get destroyed by unf
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by bredren 3y ago
Beyond this: is it conceivable for Microsoft to enter an agreement of this scale without the due diligence that the board would be even remotely amenable?
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by bredren 3y ago
Why would someone running OpenAI possibly be involved in something so unnecessarily speculative and unrelated? I ask that question leaving out any of the socio-economic and privacy concerns around that project.
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I asked ChatGPT to repeat the letter A as often as it can(old.reddit.com)
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by bredren 3y ago
Screenshots of web pages or apps that deny selection work well. Even apps that allow selection but make it a pain, like Craigslist or ChatGPT. Screenshot to photos to select copy is a faster workflow.
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by bredren 3y ago
Intel used to do this. I was a high school and college intern in the late 90s and it was this blue badge / green badge thing. The funny thing is, there was another level which was how worn out your blue badge was. The longer you had be
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by bredren 3y ago
Another possibility is Some stages lack the time pressures needed for that assistance. Also, it could be in some stages if a single screw is not placed, it will lead to catastrophic failure of the product. (Hence the screw counter in that f
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by bredren 3y ago
Ya, I immediately saw the scratches on the one early in the video. I wondered how the bit orientation and screw head were getting lined up. Is it the force and shape of the bit is enough for the screw to spin as needed and receive it? Also,
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by bredren 3y ago
The screw feeder is pretty cool. There are a lot of these but this is the closest I could find to the model shown: https://www.kilews.jp/products/bsf-1450/
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by bredren 3y ago
Seems service-wide: https://www.githubstatus.com/
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by bredren 3y ago
I’m trying to get it to answer only in executable Python. I used the template with instructions I use for my system prompt on gpt4. And I tried using the additional context field for the same. It gets to writing the expected code but it sti
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by bredren 3y ago
I agree the machines have been good to run various ML models that aren’t running on other PCs in their category. (Though, shrinking the resource requirements seems like a never ending exercise.) Apple likes to wait until it can announce som
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by bredren 3y ago
Not that I can see. I spec’d this: SoC: 11-core CPU, 14-core GPU, 16-core NE Memory: 18 GB Disk Space: 1 TB SSD Power: 70 Watt Price: $2199 I personally would go for the 36GB Ram on this, bump the processor to the 12/18 core set and go
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by bredren 3y ago
Some critiques focus on the developer insecurities that make them vulnerable to HTMX's charms: - Writing Vanilla JS ES6+ is not that hard, actually it is pretty fun. - Toolchain for JS/TS/CSS was bad but is pretty good now. e
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by bredren 3y ago
I had four or five gens of MBA over the years and generally agree. The new form factor is just not the same. It is much more like a how I'd envision design on some modern "Macbook" proper. But the Air brand has been so succes
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by bredren 3y ago
Possibly this, but also consider Apple is playing major catch up with generative AI. I could see avoiding mention just to keep it a bit further from the mind of reviewers.
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by bredren 3y ago
I’ve been working on light weight text to cad as part of my participation in Paddle’s AI Launchpad accelerator. I am an amateur woodworker and wanted easier ways to quickly prototype ideas. The sweet spot for me is more accurate measurement
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by bredren 3y ago
I came across this looking for a headless image of blender. NY Times used to maintain Blender in Docker but that seems to have fallen out of maintenance. [1] This person from ranch picked it up again and added CI to provide automatically pr
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Blender Docker images for CPU rendering updated daily(github.com)
1 points by bredren 3y ago|1 comments
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by bredren 3y ago
IIRC, graffiti is a type of blight that contributes to scoring on which properties or areas are more likely to suffer from increased crime. Communities can use a Blight Index to understand where to put their efforts. There are many sources
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by bredren 3y ago
Neither the EFF or PIRG mention Apple Card. I was under the impression that Apple had taken measures to prevent exactly this kind of information from being leaked from Apple Card use. That is, beyond rotation of card numbers whenever Apple
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by bredren 3y ago
I’d like to see rolling data on how people are turning away from lower quality media. Or what premium is being placed on 720p+ video versus standard. There’s a reason video sites offer a filter for HD and YouTube videos get keyword stuffed
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by bredren 3y ago
It goes deeper too. Original programming (film / tv) seems to contain paid product placement with no disclosure.
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by bredren 3y ago
I’d suggest quality and stability of the rapidly advancing Apple ecosystem became the priority. MacOS has had to keep up with a relentless march in services and devices each with their own peculiarities. iPhone has had to have an annual rel
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by bredren 3y ago
Hello! I'm Rob Banagale, a seasoned Product Engineer with a knack for building impactful technology. My experience spans across cyber security, web data scraping, image recognition (ALPR), and mobile apps. I'm comfortable with an
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by bredren 3y ago
I’ve also noticed wordiness go up but in their subscription product it doesn’t make sense because it just costs them.
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by bredren 3y ago
I also had an XR. Put 200 miles on it with a number of close calls then a big fall. It was starting up the street in front of my old place which has a decent incline. Thing just stopped and I went into the concrete. I raced ski team in high
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by bredren 3y ago
The idea of sound + vibration notice of porential power related shutoff was requested openly and repeatedly at least since 2019. If this is such an innovative and important feature, there is no reasonable way to explain why it took the comp

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