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eloisius
3y ago
Copilot was not only trained on permissively licensed code. It’s trained on all public repos, even if the code is copyrighted (which is the default absent a more permissive license)
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eloisius
3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote I'm looking for computer vision work. I'm specifically interested in multi-view stereo projects: camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. I mostly work
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eloisius
4y ago
It’s surprisingly easy to maintain. I’m not someone that enjoys tinkering with shit like this to be honest, but I didn’t want to put my entire photo collection and what-have-you on Dropbox. Setting up the software raid was difficult. I ran
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eloisius
4y ago
Syncthing saved my ass last month. My Framework laptop got stolen while I was traveling. I was able to pick up a second-hand MacBook Air, connect it to my introducer, and within a few hours I had all my files back. I have a Pi with software
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eloisius
4y ago
An interface to scroll full-length articles or quickly skip to the next one, coupled with the TikTok algorithm to select pages that maximize the amount of time spent reading would be a fun time waster.
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eloisius
4y ago
Doubt it. Taiwan also has harsh penalties including the death penalty for drug trafficking.
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eloisius
4y ago
Everyone loves to rip on the US as one of the only countries that “won’t use metric” but I wonder how many places officially adopt metric but traditional measures are still in common use. In Taiwan it’s very common to buy things in 斤 jin, a
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eloisius
4y ago
Does the notch cut into full screen video? That would drive me crazy.
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eloisius
4y ago
I’ve been happy with SourceHut
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eloisius
4y ago
I think that threat was more specific to Chinese-Americans who use the app to stay in touch with family
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eloisius
4y ago
Salesforce wastes all their effort on new acquisitions making business-driven decisions like “add Einstein to it!” or “integrate it with the Lightning Experience (TM)!” instead of doing anything remotely useful to pre-acquisition customers.
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eloisius
4y ago
Sounds like https://jollyrogertelephone.com/
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eloisius
4y ago
I was showerthinking about this the other day. Would it be possible to use something like ChatGPT to learn a hardware driver protocol? Especially a plain text one like modem AT commands.
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eloisius
4y ago
And the prompt engineer wrote that the bot should have a secret “agends.” I see typos in these injections a lot and I wonder if they make it work better or have no effect.
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eloisius
4y ago
I'm guessing it's because the page has this tag: <link href="/blog/" rel="canonical" /> They're probably also screwing up their SEO this way.
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eloisius
4y ago
You can enable the option to view dead comments. I have that set, even though the vast majority of dead comments I see are blatant non sequiturs or spam.
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eloisius
4y ago
This is like coming up with a criteria for sandwich/non-sandwich. There is a strong social distinction between an anonymous adult person on the internet and a your church's youth pastor. Maybe they both do what they do for the exp
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eloisius
4y ago
C’mon, do you really think the researchers here would say “well, he did send her a few DMs over TikTok before he got predatory so that makes him an acquaintance, not a stranger”? No, the entire exchange from the first time he saw one of her
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eloisius
4y ago
Non-rational because the most likely person to sexually abuse a child is a neighbor, creepy uncle, someone at church, etc. not boogie men from the dark web stalking TikTok, yet parents will still be more afraid Of the TikTok angle when read
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eloisius
4y ago
If GP is talking about the same issues that I frequently run into, then I'd say that's almost definitely not the case. I continue to use Firefox iOS despite these issues because I like the shared history and bookmarks with my desk
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eloisius
4y ago
As a kid I got really severe all-over-body poison ivy. Two decades later, I can’t eat mango despite how much I’d like to. Even if someone else peals it and cuts it up for me, I end up with an itchy rash around my mouth and tongue. Be carefu
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eloisius
4y ago
Maybe the problem here is the boiled down ternary, true, not true, mixture. That gets further aggregated until they can same big stats like “Party X made 80% false claims” while the other party only made 20% false claims, because their fals
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eloisius
4y ago
> Could we end up having AI quality trend downwards due to AI ingesting its own old outputs and reinforcing bad habits? I think it's a particular risk for text generation. This is exactly what I don't like about Copilot, maybe
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eloisius
4y ago
And to find out of you have secrets that other people could use to get leverage over you.
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eloisius
4y ago
Perjury
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eloisius
4y ago
To me vim mode is just enough to keep me from ragequitting something like Xcode when using vim is practically not an option, but “vim” mode would never be enough to make me use another editor by choice. Vim isn’t just hjkl.
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eloisius
4y ago
> Nowadays, it is not mandatory anymore for the man to have a good enough job to feed the family, because double-income-households have become the norm I'm not sure I buy this. I think consensus mate selection preference of women is
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eloisius
4y ago
Pulling in dependencies in C++ when you come from something like Python or Ruby is the absolute worst. I just recently fought through a big mess of this, the gist of it is ExternalProject[1] 1 https://cmake.org/cmake/he
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eloisius
4y ago
I wish I'd had an opportunity to use Phoenix in production before I got out of web dev, because the way the Ecto ORM obviated this entire class of error was beautiful. Instead of lazy loading, there's a neat grammar for preloading
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eloisius
4y ago
I don’t know if you’re Colombian, but this sounds like Marxist wishful thinking. When I was there with my Colombian ex, everywhere we drove around the countryside had military or police checkpoints, and at every one of them the people clapp
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