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by degamad 1y ago
> Do just not meet up with their friends? What friends?
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by degamad 1y ago
You've hit on an important point in the article: > if you are doing so because you lack understanding of the original code As I understood it, the key point of the article is that the understanding is the value. If you don't
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by degamad 1y ago
No-one is decoding video at scale? Video transcribing services? LLM training?
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by degamad 1y ago
There is already significant investment from AOM, Videolan, and FFMPEG funding the development of dav1d. Is there a reason that that investment is not relevant? From what I can tell, way more than $20k has been invested into dav1d, and that
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by degamad 1y ago
3 instructions and a branch prediction.
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by degamad 1y ago
The request is not to transfer the burden onto the 90%, but to design a system where the 10% are able to participate without impeding the 90%. For example, if students enter from the rear of the room, then delayed students can join without
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by degamad 1y ago
> The only difference is that i pushed the tool call outputs into the conversation history and resent it back to the LLM for it to summarize, or perform further tool calls, if necessary, automagically. It looks like this one does that to
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by degamad 1y ago
Some people have been saying it, but it's not a common story: < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-_HKFjxVl0 >
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by degamad 1y ago
> doesn't wash with shampoo every day There are two types of people who don't shampoo every day: those who don't wash their hair every day, and those who wash their hair with water most days but shampoo only some days. If
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by degamad 1y ago
The project's README mentions that it uses tiktoken[0], which is a separate project created by OpenAI. tiktoken downloads token models the first time you use them, but it does not mention that. It does cache the models, so you shouldn&
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by degamad 1y ago
> medical device and drug engineering is a special case exception, where rather than requiring licensing for the engineers building the product, we put detailled restrictions and regulations on what needs to be done (extensive testing, d
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by degamad 1y ago
I agree with you about the customer-facing issues which occur with vanilla sites which don't deliver good user experience. However, I'm interested in how frameworks solve the developer experience problem you mentioned: > Will t
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by degamad 1y ago
I think of that as the opposite - an IPv6 socket pretending to be IPv4 in order to route to an IPv4 endpoint.
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by degamad 1y ago
Although, the limitation on what is available to use might still exist: a future creative may be able to find out how to repair and play an 808, but they may not be able to acquire the relevant parts, because the manufacturing of such thi
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by degamad 1y ago
An interesting possible future, and a great read. We have some escape valves from that future though - one key assumption in the evolution of that future is: > Because creatives had excluded themselves, their values, and their opinions f
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by degamad 1y ago
Download latest "nnd" file from https://github.com/al13n321/nnd/releases and place it somewhere you like. Set the executable bit (using chmod or your file explorer's properties tab). The program is
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by degamad 1y ago
Who says those buttons have to be physical? With the near-ubiquity of touchscreen interfaces, that should be trivial to build for dirt cheap.
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by degamad 1y ago
>> I wonder if the OpenAI wave of resignations was about Sam Altman intentionally pursuing vulnerable customers. > I don’t think Sam Altman said “guys, we’ve gotta vulnerable people hooked on talking to our chatbot.” I think the co
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by degamad 1y ago
Lots of trains are. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_driverless_train_sys...
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by degamad 1y ago
In the old days, something similar to what you're calling "poisoned" was called "tainted" [0]. In those scenarios, tainted variables were ones which were read from untrusted sources, so could cause unexpected behavi
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by degamad 1y ago
It shocks me that I remember css/edge so well after all these years.
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by degamad 1y ago
> except Excel and _maybe_ Outlook. They're fixing that by replacing Outlook with "New Outlook" which is a terrible half-clone of its predecessor.
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by degamad 1y ago
The suggestion is that it's likely that you did much of your learning from speaking to your wife's family, with duolingo giving you a kickstart and the confidence to do so. Having conversation partner(s) to practice with generally
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by degamad 2y ago
I agree with you, but I think that there's one area of the argument that is worth figuring out how to strengthen. > If we all invest in our employees then when they leave another company gets the rewards. That's still true when
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by degamad 2y ago
From the opening page of the site: > The mechanics of the puzzles are simple: for each peg, there is a hole, and each peg must overlap with its corresponding hole. To accomplish this, you will add CSS properties to certain divs.
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by degamad 2y ago
Not sure where they got it from, but the same folk have https://shop.tungsten.com/magnesium-cube/
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by degamad 2y ago
The slides look to me a lot closer to laTex beamer than PowerPoint. Edit: I take it back, the PDF metadata says: Creator: PowerPoint Producer: Mac OS X 10.4.8 Quartz PDFContext
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by degamad 2y ago
Not down, just not on https. http link works just fine, but browser redirects to https by default.
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by degamad 2y ago
Isn't that true of almost all operating systems? Isn't that why Windows Explorer has "Size" and "Size on disk" as well? Lots of filesystems in multiple operating systems have had compression for a long time...
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by degamad 2y ago
What qualifies the Jennifer in Paradise photo being in there? That photo reportedly is real, even according to the description given. It was used as a demonstration photo in a famous photo-editing program which was used to fool the world, b

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