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by deckar01 6mo ago
Oh, I have to use their app to take the pic. I can’t use my existing photos anymore.
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by deckar01 6mo ago
Microsoft used to have an app called Office Lens. It helped color correct and keystone adjust documents scanned with a phone camera. They pushed an update that gutted the app and said this app has been replaced by OneDrive. After installing
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by deckar01 6mo ago
It doesn’t render Markdown or LaTeX. The scrolling is unusable during generation. E4B failed to correctly account for convection and conduction when reasoning about the effects of thermal radiation (31b was very good). After 3 questions in
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by deckar01 6mo ago
Wait until you see what happens when you type your address into google earth. https://youtu.be/xicsyakpIL4
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by deckar01 6mo ago
It has constraints, it just doesn’t have a declarative constraint solver. https://build123d.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial_constrai... Traditionally CAD programs require declaring geometry, then defining constr
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by deckar01 6mo ago
They could get lucky, make a break through in robotics, and vertically integrate power generation into their business model with minimal human labor.
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by deckar01 6mo ago
My local community college still had hand drafting as a prerequisite before they would teach me the software as of a few years ago.
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by deckar01 6mo ago
You aren’t accounting for managerial politics. A product manager won’t gamble on a large project to lower operating cost, when their bonus is based on customer acquisition metrics.
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by deckar01 6mo ago
Industrial manufacturing still uses 2D. They have to annotate tolerances, materials, and processes just as precisely as the geometry.
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by deckar01 6mo ago
CAD programs were designed to automate hand drafting processes. Most of the autocad commands made no sense until Drafting 101. It was a full semester of hand drafting, which did feel excessive. Hand writing hundreds of words in an engineeri
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by deckar01 7mo ago
People were violating the terms of GPL without consequence long before AI. It is very difficult to determine if binaries were compiled from fragments of GPL code. The places I have found AI most useful in coding is stripping away layers of
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Mermaid is really bad about cutting off text after spaces, so you have to insert <br>s everywhere. I’m guessing this is getting rendered instead of escaped by your interface. Or just lost in translation at the tokenizer.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Reputation farming -> upvote rings -> black market promotion
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by deckar01 7mo ago
It seems to be an indirect attempt to promote their GitHub project. They had Claude make them an “agent” using Bayesian modeling and Thompson sampling and now they are convinced they have heralded a new era of AI.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Even if you tuned two string to ensure that two specific notes on them vibrated at a perfect interval, there are non-multiplicative overtones modulated by resonance with the rest of the instrument. Those intervals are ideals for minimizing
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by deckar01 7mo ago
I am imagining first class support for patches in package managers to allow searching for patches and observing their adoption stats.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
> If you truly wish to be helpful, please direct your boundless generative energy toward a repository you personally own and maintain. This is a habit humans could learn from. Publishing a fork is easier than ever. If you aren’t using yo
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Resale value. You practically have to pay someone to take an open box chromebook. The secondary market for apple products lasts longer than apple’s software support.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
And you are opening issues on projects trying to get them to adopt your product. Seems like spam to me. How much are you willing to spend maintaining this project if those free tokens go away?
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by deckar01 7mo ago
It’s your GitHub profile. It looks suspiciously just like the other 10 GitHub users that have been spamming AI generated issues and PRs for the last 2 weeks. They always go quiet eventually. I suspect because they are violating GitHub’s ToS
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Dear god, it’s bots all the way down.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Those users all work for companies that sell AI tools. And the first one literally says they let AI fix merge conflicts. The second one is in a thread advocating for 0 code review (which this can’t guarantee) (and also ew). The third is als
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Does this actually matter for multi-agent use cases? Surely people that are using swarms of AI agents to write code are just letting them resolve merge conflicts.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
If you appreciate open source maintainers, detect when users are opening pull requests without human review and stop them. Feel free to keep burning their tokens, just stop making pull requests.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
I would be concerned that laser cutting steel degrades the magnetic permeability around the cut. I plan to use a clamping jig designed for PCBs. I could always upgrade to a vacuum table.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
Metal capable CNCs are getting as cheap as 3D printers. It look forward to designing my own lamination stacks.
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by deckar01 7mo ago
This reminds me of Mrs. Davis (2023). An AI upends the world economy by giving people quests that are rewarded by fulfilling everyone’s inner-most desires. Each quest contributes to someone else’s reward. A nun sets out on a quest to destro
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by deckar01 8mo ago
Prusa XL with higher temp filament, not enclosed. I was making parts that spanned corner to corner. It works fine once I prevent it from making 400mm linear runs.
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by deckar01 8mo ago
3D printer beds have been getting bigger, but slicers don’t seem to account for curling as large prints cool. The problem is long linear runs on bottom infill and perimeters shrinking. I’ve been cutting my large parts into puzzle like shape
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by deckar01 8mo ago
https://github.com/gradio-app/gradio/pull/12889#issuecomment...

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