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by dabinat 5mo ago
The thing that’s always missing from videos like this is how much prompting or manual editing it took. It’s always implied that it was a one-shot, when it almost certainly was not.
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by dabinat 5mo ago
It doesn’t have to be this way. You can use AI in ways that don’t rot your brain. You can delegate easy tasks to the AI to save time, while saving the harder tasks for yourself. Or you can treat it more as a mentor / tutor and have it
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by dabinat 5mo ago
Chinatown was based on a real event: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_water_wars
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MOQ is lacking a compelling adoption reason(bloggeek.me)
3 points by dabinat 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 5mo ago
AWS isn’t the best fit for everyone. But sometimes you don’t realize that until later down the line (or your business or the industry changes), at which point you’re locked in due to the many customer-hostile tactics they use to lock you in
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Cyber-crime increasingly coming with threats of physical violence(bbc.com)
3 points by dabinat 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 5mo ago
Mostly storage. Customers upload large files and expect the original file to always be available.
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by dabinat 6mo ago
Just rolled out a big new update for my video cloud platform https://www.kollaborate.tv with a new player, side-by-side playback comparison and a big improvement in accessibility. Currently we’re using AWS and Backblaze B2, but
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by dabinat 6mo ago
This is probably the most dystopian AI product I’ve seen. At first I thought it was a parody but it appears to be genuine. If your partner actually uses this, be glad you’re no longer in a relationship with them.
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by dabinat 6mo ago
I feel like this experiment was successful because those prompting the AI were knowledgeable enough to ask the right questions and verify the output was correct. This shows that there is still a place for expertise, even if the LLM does the
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by dabinat 6mo ago
The impression I get from conversations with non-technical people is that they associate data centers with AI and all the associated controversies and negative externalities that come with that. They do not realize that there are non-AI use
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by dabinat 6mo ago
This is really a two-for-one for the AI companies: they lock up the hardware market for their growth while also making sure no-one can buy hardware to host models locally.
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PCIe 8.0(pcisig.com)
3 points by dabinat 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 6mo ago
I doubt this would be as effective as a sprinkler because sprinklers cool surfaces as well as extinguishing. But I could see it being a useful complement to a sprinkler, as a first-line defense in the early moments of a fire starting. Sprin
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Dav2d(code.videolan.org)
619 points by dabinat 6mo ago|191 comments
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Australia is on track to eliminate cervical cancer within a decade(bbc.com)
3 points by dabinat 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 6mo ago
AI companies are buying up huge quantities of memory and the memory manufacturers have decided to prioritize those purchases over the consumer market. And Micron decided to just shut down their Crucial brand completely.
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US cyber team hasn't been activated yet to protect midterm elections(cnn.com)
6 points by dabinat 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 6mo ago
PhotoRec has saved me many times. But I have noticed that the results aren’t nearly as good for Mac file formats or video, especially professional video formats. A lot of videos I’ve tried to recover have failed. I wish that there was an ap
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by dabinat 6mo ago
I think that AI can have value if used correctly, but there is a long list of negative externalities that we are not prepared for as a society. We need to pass laws or establish norms to mitigate as many of those as possible, but I doubt th
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by dabinat 6mo ago
I think it would have sold much better if the price was lower, but it was still missing an obvious use-case. A lot of people in this thread have mentioned their Vision Pros are gathering dust.
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AOMedia Releases Polygonal Mesh Coding Standard Reference Software(aomedia.org)
1 points by dabinat 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 6mo ago
Tailscale too: https://status.tailscale.com/
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by dabinat 6mo ago
I agree that this is the author’s fault considerably more than it is Railway’s, however I have learned from experience that no matter how many “are you sure you want to do this” prompts you have, sometimes users delete stuff they didn’t int
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by dabinat 6mo ago
Can you actually sue Anthropic over this when they clearly state that AI can make mistakes and you should double-check everything it does?
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The Beijing Auto Show is a glimpse at the future of the auto industry(electrek.co)
6 points by dabinat 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 6mo ago
I’m a little confused about the pricing packages. In what scenario would being able to create 600 songs a month (20/day) be too few? I could understand if this was an API that people built products around, but it seems to be geared dir
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by dabinat 6mo ago
For a while it wasn’t in the US. They now have a cut-down version. But a lot of people use VPNs to access the less-restricted international version. So to answer your question, a lot of users are using it in a way that’s illegal.
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Grafana 13(grafana.com)
37 points by dabinat 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 6mo ago
People on $500k salaries struggle to afford things because of the Bay Area’s outrageous property prices, not subscription software.

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