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by cma 1y ago
Images can be modified, won't these essentially be signed as verifiably coming from the sender, or is cryptographic proof of that thrown away in what they store?
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by cma 1y ago
Though different from the rocket fuel, I've read Israel has dumped so much ordinance on Gaza that the Hamas weapons primarily use material from unexploded ordinance as their warheads.
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by cma 1y ago
There were protests too though it was protesting multiple things https://www.axios.com/local/dallas/2025/08/14/texas-redistri...
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by cma 1y ago
Parent comment says overly masculine rather than overtly masculine. Overly anything as a subjective judgment is usually defined as a bad thing. The question instead is why does op think it pushes into overly.
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by cma 1y ago
Didn't Texas legislators just protest that?
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by cma 1y ago
After they added hardware acceleration to Windows Terminal, when updating nvidia drivers there is a chance it crashes and loses you work. I switched it over to software rendered after that. It should be possible that it saves some battery
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by cma 1y ago
It might be possible to ask claude to write a claude code hook to take a docker snapshot after each finished answer with vibekit to avoid deeply integrating with another third party.
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by cma 1y ago
Not quite, that seems to be about quantizing and dropping out after training, not random dropout throughout training. But apparently that isn't done much any more and has been partly superseded with things like weight decay.
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by cma 1y ago
I think they had the @file thing before codex existed
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by cma 1y ago
I didn't realize that, looks like it isn't used much at all anymore except in finetuning
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by cma 1y ago
I didn't see any mention of dropout in the article, during training parameters or whole layers are removed in different places which helps force it into a distributed representation.
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by cma 1y ago
They had to largely use alpha fold for the data part of the transformer scaling laws so not quite a bitter lesson, but still interesting.
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by cma 1y ago
It seems to be almost impossible to have a new explorer window open in your home folder. Instead you get a different Home with duplicates of what's already pinned and visible in the sidebar.
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by cma 1y ago
Not that this shouldn't be fixed in the model, but you can jump to an earlier point in claude code and on web chat interfaces to get it out of the context, just sometimes you have other important stuff you don't want it to lose.
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by cma 1y ago
I can't help picturing the dymaxion house
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by cma 1y ago
I think the ruling I was thinking of was Medellín v. Texas (2008), but several more throughout past century despite constitution being very clear. Goldwater v. Carter (1979) let the president unilaterally dissolve a ratified treaty
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by cma 1y ago
It may not be binding, without a treaty ratified by Congress, like the Iran nuclear deal under Obama, but which parts are illegal? If only the non-binding is the issue, I believe the supreme court has in the past few decades ruled treaties
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by cma 1y ago
AI 3D conversion has gotten good enough recently for that kind of thing, just layered translucency is the main thing that doesn't work well. Some minor edge artifacts mostly worked around with dilating the foreground or generative inf
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by cma 1y ago
Make sure the studies control for people bed bound for long times in the hospital or in home care, they are magnitudes more likely to die early and don't get as much sun as people doing sports etc. but the sun isn't likely to be t
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Making LLMs more accurate by using all of their layers(research.google)
3 points by cma 1y ago|0 comments
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by cma 1y ago
What's the timestamp? I can't tell from the part near the beginning if the holes that aren't on the part with the fan (presumably with filter in front of it?) sealed to it would be intaking or exhausting, and/or if some
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by cma 1y ago
If this filter itself is effective, not saying it is, then gaps aren't necessarily a problem depending on where they are and if it still maintains the right pressure/airflow to the filter. Brought up a fume hood because if one of
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by cma 1y ago
Does it have to be sealed? Thinking of fume hoods which aren't but are ok. Can you link the vid?
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Ton Roosendaal to step down as Blender chairman and CEO(cgchannel.com)
379 points by cma 1y ago|79 comments
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by cma 1y ago
> I’m tired of seeing stories with no real facts and similarly tired of comment sections discussing the issue without them either. Major stories (NYT) have covered at least one person wrongly detained: > Almost 500 people were detaine
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by cma 1y ago
Last two generations of nvidia or so https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NVENC
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by cma 1y ago
Advice against giving advice, top comment in the thread.
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by cma 1y ago
Depending on details of the rasterizer, at the lower resolution bits of those can still show up at the same rate, just with more frames not catching any of them. If it's just one pixel of it showing up, when it is picked up it is likel
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by cma 1y ago
You still don't get the 4X increase on those pixels. You get it compressed down to a blended by coverage estimation of elements within the pixel. With a 4x higher res display instead of 4x MSAA or 4x SSAA you get more info in that ar
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by cma 1y ago
>Having said that, after all that compute, the models had trouble rendering clocks that show an arbitrary time, or a glass of wine filled to the brim. I know you're probably talking about analog clocks, but people when dreaming have

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