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by dheera 2y ago
OCT.
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by dheera 2y ago
It's not obvious what the heck this is without reading into it. A full 4pi steradian scanner? a 360 degree 1 channel LIDAR? A fisheye camera plus some single channel LIDAR plus monocular depth estimation networks to cover everything no
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by dheera 2y ago
What if mgmtd has a hardware failure? Is there a distributed file system where you can take out any 2 arbitrary nodes and it keeps running intact, waiting for the 2 failed nodes to be replaced?
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by dheera 2y ago
Superglue and smear epoxy on top of it. If that doesn't work, bust out the Gorilla glue.
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by dheera 2y ago
It's not a crime to lie to an AI.
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by dheera 2y ago
> Curious to see what Ollama will do. I don't think they care. I'm pretty sure Llama itself trained on a bunch of copyrighted data. Have licence agreements actually mattered?
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by dheera 2y ago
Browsers just need to support <img src="foo.mp4" style="width:256px;"> already. It should behave exactly like a GIF, loop by default, and be usable for emojis and everything. There is absolutely ZERO reason we shou
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by dheera 2y ago
If it can get rid of any kind of pop-up (newsletter, GDPR, intercom, install the app to keep reading, click here to read the full article) interruptions, I want it ... These interruptions are especially annoying on e-ink.
549.
by dheera 2y ago
People somehow seem to be adverse to making the shift from GIF to H.264
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by dheera 2y ago
The real problem is that frontend work with anything else is such a pain in the ass. You want to write separate versions for MacOS, Linux, and Windows Visual .NET#++ and maintain 3 separate source trees in 3 languages and sync all their fea
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by dheera 2y ago
> MCP initially didn’t define an auth spec and now that they have people don’t like it. Just wrap it in an SSH tunnel or a HTTPS websocket > MCP servers can run (malicious code) locally. Just run it in a Docker container
552.
by dheera 2y ago
I've been wanting to build a stock trading bot but my general findings were that stock move direction was largely uncorrelated with news of these sorts. Moves happen, but unfortunately it often happens that really good news can be put
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by dheera 2y ago
OK, so you have a special power supply that shuts off power to the system if it detects that its GPS location moved?
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by dheera 2y ago
> Feds have raided datacenters and taken servers What do they do, walk into a Google datacenter and randomly yank out a 1U server that they feel like and rip out some ethernet cables? I really don't quite understand how this works.
555.
by dheera 2y ago
They are pictures. They can skip them. They can run the event without it. They can print the photos on paper and hand them out. They can hand-draw posters, like everyone did in the 1700s. They can cancel the event. They can postpone the eve
556.
by dheera 2y ago
Health and Life >> thousands of dollars at stake
557.
by dheera 2y ago
I disagree. The IRS can wait. If a million people can't file their taxes the IRS will wait and I'm okay with that. I'm not risking another cardiac arrest so that a bunch of people can file their taxes on time.
558.
by dheera 2y ago
I don't think it's the first time. Ever since all these stupid idiotic SMS confirmations became a trend they've all effectively required you to accept a {Verizon, AT&T, T-mobile} EULA. That said though EULAs aren't l
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by dheera 2y ago
They wouldn't be in Berlin, you want to go to cheaper labor places than Las Vegas, which are plentiful in the US, and even more plentiful in Mexico if you want reasonably low latency to the US. I'd be more concerned about the remo
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by dheera 2y ago
> people preparing an event and the pictures should be online the next day They can use a different platform, print the pictures on paper, there are a million ways to deal with these kind of issues. An earthquake could strike and the eve
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by dheera 2y ago
> assumptions about always-on digital services And maybe also always-on humans, which some companies seem to ridiculously expect. I really don't understand this obsession with 24/7 uptime for non-critical systems. Requiring you
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by dheera 2y ago
I often do the reverse -- have LLMs insert docstrings into large, poorly commented codebases that are hard to understand. Pasting a piece of code into an LLM with the prompt "comment the shit out of this" works quite well.
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by dheera 2y ago
Oh, I'm convinced, I've seen it first hand.
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by dheera 2y ago
I disagree, I think it's absolutely astounding that they've gotten this good in such a short time, and I think we'll get better models in the near future. By the way, prompting models properly helps a lot for generating goo
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by dheera 2y ago
> You're not wrong here, but there's a big difference in programming one-off tooling or prototype MVPs and programming things that need to be maintained for years and years. Humans also worry about their jobs, especially in PIP
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by dheera 2y ago
We're talking on the order of millions of kilograms for the building materials that needed to be transported to build it. The batteries needed for backup power for its occupants won't come anywhere close to that, even at far lower
567.
by dheera 2y ago
The apartment building can have unified power backup in its foundation/basement. If you reduce the energy density by a factor of 10, the weight for power backup needs will still be far lighter than the concrete.
568.
by dheera 2y ago
I feel like for home battery backup there needs to be some kind of lower energy density solution that has zero fire risk. Weight is not a factor for home energy storage, there is no need for lithium cells.
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by dheera 2y ago
Oh this is interesting. Thanks! I've survived ventricular fibrillation 3 times and have an implanted ICD. I never really understood why delivering high voltage shocks is that effective, and always have anxiety about "the time it w
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by dheera 2y ago
4x48GB Corsair DDR5 sticks is about $500.* Which is pretty cheap compared to the cost of my whole build and whatever other things I've spent on. Cheap is relative, but I'm just saying that if you're going to spend $3000+ on a

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