ehsankia

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by ehsankia 1y ago
It has gotten absolutely out of control. I will be reading an article about a new game, and the article won't even have a link to the store page to buy the game...
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by ehsankia 1y ago
Before a model is announced, they use codenames on the arenas. If you look online, you can see people posting about new secret models and people trying to guess whose model it is.
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by ehsankia 1y ago
> If my grandmother had wheels she would have been a bicycle. That's irrelevant here, that was someone trying to convert one dish into another dish. > your mind must perform so many contortions that it defeats the purpose I disag
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by ehsankia 1y ago
Analogies are just that, they are meant to put things in perspective. Obviously the LLM doesn't have "senses" in the human way, and it doesn't "see" words, but the point is that the LLM perceives (or whatever o
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by ehsankia 1y ago
And I don't think it makes sense for the SSO provider to leak a list of all your accounts to the website either. That being said, I think the SSO provider could maybe track that information maybe?
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by ehsankia 1y ago
Maybe just my biased brain, but the title made it sound like they were half a million under, not over. In some way, this is how 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles will never be exactly 1000 pieces. As long as there's at least 1000, I think most
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by ehsankia 1y ago
Not extreme at all, A lot of people use the cheapest smallest VPS for their hobby work. I know I do (albeit not AWS). Thanks for sharing, hope they improve the automatic detection there.
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by ehsankia 1y ago
I agree that limitation does lead to some creativity, but I wouldn't say lack of limitation means no creativity. Saying prompts have no creativity is like saying books or scripts have no creativity compared to a movie. Not only that, t
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by ehsankia 1y ago
They put anything that makes sense. I don't know if including random movies makes sense. They got Youtube Premium which is like 15$. 30TB of storage, a bit excessive and no equivalent but 20TB is around 100$ a month.
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by ehsankia 1y ago
> burying the creatives among us in a pile of AI generated content. Isn't the creativity in what you put in the prompt? Isn't spending hundreds of hours manually creating and rigging models based on existing sketch the non-crea
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by ehsankia 1y ago
There's now a thing called "FSD", yes. But it's not FSD as in Full Self-Driving, as in L4. It's still an L3, the driver still needs to be at the wheel and paying attention. "Full Self Driving" implies L4.
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by ehsankia 1y ago
As bad as Netflix is, honestly the UX is the best amongst major streaming services. For me, the cardinal sin of a streaming service is, if I open your service every single day and watch the next episode of ONE show, then the next time I ope
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I see it in both, probably just some gradual rollout delays.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Most people I know are definitely not on top of their notifications like that. I'd be lucky if they respond to my texts within an hour. Even I who am on top of my notifications still somehow miss it sometimes, either because the phone
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by ehsankia 2y ago
> then they could have easily hidden the required network-reading functionality behind a flag or "developer mode" For all intents and purposes, that's basically equivalent to deleting uBlock Origin for 99.9% of the 29M use
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I guess the bigger question for me is, how was a 10% drop in Python performance not detected when that faulty compiler feature was pushed? Do we not benchmark the compilers themselves? Do the existing benchmarks on the compiler or python si
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by ehsankia 2y ago
In some way, by indirectly helping fix this bug, they led to a ~10% performance increase for everyone who was using that faulty compiler! That's even better than an optional flag that many people won't know about or use.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I was almost exactly in the same situation as you. In my 20s, I remember using OKCupid, but the OKCupid I found when I tried again in my 30s was very different (it is owned by Match afterall). All the apps were very similar, and the only ch
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by ehsankia 2y ago
If it's safety/correctness versus performance, I think the default should be the former. Copying, while inefficient is generally more correct and avoids hard-to-debug errors. It's the whole discussion about premature optimiza
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by ehsankia 2y ago
These are closer to macros than functions, especially without css if(). It's nothing that you can't already do.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Guido is no longer BDFL though, it's the steering committee that decides.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I feel like these comments complaining about modern screen sizes don't consider that Bezels have shrunk a ton since. Both SE 2020 and 2022 had a body size of 138.4mm x 67.3mm, which gives a diagonal of 153.9mm or 6.1 inches. The new iP
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by ehsankia 2y ago
That's rural life. I'm downtown in one a big Canadian city, and the best I can get is 400 down and 10 up for ~100$/month. You're getting better up than me, and I'm literally at the core of a major city.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Canada and potentially the UK are gonna be having the biggest shock I guess. Potentially Australia too?
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Indeed, it's all protectionism. They want the money to go to American companies instead. Why do you think the EU, which is generally far more aggressive about these things, has not yet banned TikTok? It's also the same reason Huaw
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by ehsankia 2y ago
No one seems to be talking about the website itself. While as a concept, I absolutely love "X by Example" websites, this one seems to make some strange decisions. First, the top highlighted example is just an overly complicated `c
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I was blown away when I found out this expensive Sonos device I was setting up for my mother-in-law didn't support basic bluetooth pairing. Like what? The cheapest 20$ wireless speaker supports bluetooth...
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Everything they've done for the past few years has been desperate. If you try to download Chrome on a new Windows install, at every step of the way, it begs you to reconsider, shit talking Chrome, saying Edge runs on Chromium so it won
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I'm curious, what flake are they getting? I assumed they limit gaming GPU VRAM specifically to avoid having them abused by AI people.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I also had an issue that restarted my computer and found the hard way it doesn't save. Using localStorage to store the state is simple enough, unfortunate that it doesn't.

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