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by deckar01 4mo ago
But it jumps around and flickers pretty bad. Chrome’s own demos in the docs don’t work at all. https://developer.chrome.com/docs/css-ui/scroll-driven-anima... Edit: Their reference works and has some really nice d
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by deckar01 4mo ago
Not only did they switch to token billing and increase the multipliers, they started auto selecting 6x and 9x models more often than before. The UX is such that you don’t find out what model it chose until after the request is complete.
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by deckar01 4mo ago
> The “Peeping Tom” Laws Penal Code 647(j) explicitly states it is not a defense to this charge that the defendant is a cohabitant, landlord, tenant, cotenant, employer, employee, or business partner or associate of the victim. https:&#
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by deckar01 4mo ago
> He looked through a window and saw black cables taped to the walls. A man was typing on a laptop sitting next to what appeared to be a robot. This sounds a lot like criminal invasion of privacy. Edit: What are you downvoting? You can’t
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by deckar01 5mo ago
> this is not a ransom … Send your offers … we are not interested in under 50k… It is a blind auction with a $50k minimum bid.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
Ford is replacing their Lightning EV with an “EREV” gas generator.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
I wonder how their slicer is handling the infill angles. I suspect the bridge detection is only kicking in on the top layer, which ensures the infill angle is perpendicular to the gap. The bottom layer is going to follow a global angle and
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by deckar01 5mo ago
After seeing the fixed 3rd order spherical harmonics I was curious how that might be optimized. DropAnSH-GS (Feb 2026) drops out high order SH coefficients to force low frequency color into low order coefficients (3.4. Spherical Harmonics D
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by deckar01 5mo ago
I don’t remember it being covered in any of my government classes, and I had not considered alternatives to electoral representation until it started being so openly corrupted. Sortition USA looks interesting. https://sortitionus
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by deckar01 5mo ago
> Most people don't really seem to care about data collection when it comes to AI usage. That assumes you intended to use AI. People are going to accidentally upload random private content to google.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
Wiggling the mouse is what people do involuntarily when the computer isn’t working right. They are setting themselves up for Gemini to be the uninvited Clippy, except this will send everything you are working on to Google to harvest data fr
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by deckar01 5mo ago
I have a suspicion the room reverb of anything other than that guy’s lab is enough to break it.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
> there was no sign of Polymarket, nor the entity it does business as The law firm at that address was not their registered agent. Their ToS mandated arbitration with an entity that doesn’t exist.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
That Vagabond Builds video... They edited it, but left in a claim it had a frunk. The commentary felt like engagement optimized stream of consciousness blather. They cut out shots of the car being moved and never showed it being driven.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
Mainly participation. Voter participation is already very low. It would be interesting if voting was more like jury duty and a random sample of the population was selected to vote per issue. That way there are no termed representatives to c
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by deckar01 5mo ago
I am surprised US prototyping companies don’t have more regional facilities. It costs ~10x more to have an Oklahoma machine shop cut a sheet metal pattern than to get it shipped from California. The difference seems to just be letting the c
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by deckar01 5mo ago
State ballot measures allow passing laws directly by citizen vote. Peaceful change is possible.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
I’m ready for a modern form of representation that isn’t constrained by how many people an old building can hold. I wish small groups could have a representative with a proportionally small fraction of voting power.
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by deckar01 5mo ago
I think about troubleshooting like OBST with test cost. Systems are a linear chain of points of failure. The more knowledge you have about how hard components are to test and which components break more often, the easier it is to choose the
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by deckar01 5mo ago
They let you write python programs as long as it’s from memory though. I wonder what the code golf looks like for a rudimentary python CAS. If you could evaluate the equation without needing to parse it, I bet you could get a lot of mileage
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by deckar01 5mo ago
> Why now I am skeptical that they decided human input is their bottleneck just as the cost per token spiked from some AI providers. I see this as a way to reduce their compute spend (offloaded to the community), but I doubt they are goi
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by deckar01 5mo ago
There is another solution: Get a machine with flow control and a pressure gauge on the group head. You can saturate the puck at low pressure to avoid dry pockets, then ramp the flow rate up until the group head pressure peaks. If the pressu
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by deckar01 5mo ago
I am using Copilot in VSCode and it does stream the thinking output to me. At some point it will say something like "Implementing changes..." similar to "Thinking...", but there is no content to expand. ChatGPT and local
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by deckar01 5mo ago
They changed it do all of the changes in a virtual cloud environment, then dump the final result at the end of the response. Before it would stream changes, so if it made a minimal fix, then decided to go off on a tangent you could stop it
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by deckar01 6mo ago
You don’t have to use compute to pad the token count.
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by deckar01 6mo ago
You should be running your own fork before making pull requests. You don’t have to get other people to use it, you just need to get in the habit of rebasing regularly and cutting releases for yourself. Someday I hope maintainers get better
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by deckar01 6mo ago
Mitre used to issue CVEs within 24 hours. I am going on 4 months now with no follow up, and no way to tell them GitHub issued a CVE already… I’m pretty sure they were just rubber stamping before. Considering disclosure normally should be co
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by deckar01 6mo ago
You are missing the section on “x402, UCP, and ACP”: monetization. If the end goal is to get a cut of your paid agent traffic, they have a strong incentive to block free access from automated sources.
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by deckar01 6mo ago
It looks like the youtube embed is broken. It is supposed to link to a EEV blog video. It is wild how many times someone brings me broken equipment and it turns out EEV blog has already investigated the same issue for the same device. http
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by deckar01 6mo ago
They still don’t render the markdown (or LaTeX) it outputs.

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