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Puzzmo v1 Launch Tech deep-dive(blog.puzzmo.com)
1 points by cptcobalt 2y ago|0 comments
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
If I saw more packaging like this in my local stores, even if slightly more expensive, I'd pick it up every time. I think the overall friction is more in the return process, and that's where the space for innovation really lies.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
This is absolutely relevant for testing LLMs, and benchmarks do contain questions like this. These aren't "gotchas", a good answer requires a level of cognition and reasoning you wouldn't expect, say, a child to be able
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
A red-team of yes-men, apparently.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
The Apple case has safe stowage for the battery. It is categorically not going to be banging around if you secure it in the case properly. I've taken mine to work frequently since release and have not observed it coming loose.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
I feel like it is extremely bold to draw this correlation
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
This is a sensationalized hit piece against Tesla Autopilot. It is definitely unfortunate the drunk employee operating the car was involved in a crash, that at least from the wp reporting sounds avoidable—Autopilot active or not. Any death
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
The US does have a notable increase in school shootings since these parents were kids.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Indeed, the proposal is for 25 hours, and its not like recording 25 hours of audio is fundamentally more complex than 2 hours these days.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
This is a proposal from the NTSB to the FAA to raise the CVR recording time from 2 hours to 25 hours, in line with ICAO. This is very likable scenario for everyone except pilots unions. > The NTSB has conducted 10 investigations since 20
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Yeah, the NUC form factor is going to be closest to what OP is looking for. My only concern is the desire for games, I don't think there are very many tiny PCs that are also capable of excellent gaming—if it's just steam library h
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Yeah, that's fair. The tone of the website is sort of like other single-serving websites like "is California on fire", which displays yes even if a small part of California is on fire. http://iscaliforniaonfire.com
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Back in 2019, I made a lil microsite covering the 737 MAX groundings. Didn't think I'd have to update it again. https://www.isthe737maxstillgrounded.com/ It's chilling that both Alaska knew of pressurization
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
well done.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Yeah, one of the resonant things i've seen in the show (as a non-parent) is that it emphasizes good family play , it's not a very "chill" show in that sense. I probably won't ever have kids, but having had a bit of
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Couple it with a nifty Peppers Ghost effect, good sound effects, and you'd have a damn compelling product.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
I know it's a distraction and orthogonal to your point, but your statement of a "key fob for your Tesla for $300" is fallacious and incorrect. Tesla uses Phone Key with with the Tesla app as your primary method of unlocking t
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
CDPR makes Red Engine for their games, but has been using Unity and UE for other titles. Bethesda didn't create Gamebryo. Gamebryo was an extremely prolific game engine back in the day made by a now-defunct company, Numerical Design Li
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Don’t trust random links?
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Apple's lack of serious long-term dedication to 3D gaming is such a self-own that makes their 3D gaming benchmarks feel weak & thin. I'm hopeful the Game Porting Toolkit + advances in this years macOS (Gaming Mode, better supp
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
What is a "real" web browser? One would assume its an application that takes web content and parses it for user display so they can use it to browse the web...so Edge and Safari would surely be real, right?
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
no actual data here: no power (Watts) provided for the netbook to enable a fair comparison. It's great that it did not become ewaste, and a computer you have is better than one you don't have, but people likely shouldn't pi
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
I think you need both! Our underlying data should still be extremely principled and structured. But I think LLMs enable significantly better human computer interaction, where humans aren't interacting directly with the data in your pre
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Seems like a lot of things that should not require a union to fix, but other policy should be in place for, like, having toilet paper and lights on
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Ollama seems to be using a lot of the same, but as a really nice and easy to use wrapper for a lot of glue a lot of us would wind up writing anyway. It's quickly become my personal preference. It looks to include submodules for GGML an
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
This is rad, ish. Slick with style I'd love to see more of. > Most websites use a mix of WebGL and HTML. "Most"? Bold claim. I don't think so. > However, the Lens refraction requires all images and text to be We
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
> Whisky is built on top of CrossOver 22.1.1, and Apple's own Game Porting Toolkit. Oh, this is so sick—I didn't know that anything that used the Game Porting Toolkit as something better than a developer tool existed yet. I&#x2
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
Strong agree here. I wish there were significant & substantive items in the reporting that motivated the desire behind the ban (in a manner that differs significantly from what US social giants definitely already do), but it's to
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
It also effectively bakes in the cost of several games for the season one set.
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by cptcobalt 3y ago
That's impressive, honestly. I've never seen this UI before. Apple's categorization choices for showing storage size—Felica, Amex, Mastercard; when we're used to things like Photos and apps—are particularly interesting.

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