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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I hope people remember that in AI "oversight mechanisms" isn’t about preventing some "Skynet" scenario; it’s about ensuring these systems don’t malfunction. Current AI tech is far from being self-aware, it’s advanced mat
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
That's interesting! Training a stable diffusion model seems relatively easy! [1] (implementing a stable diffusion model from scratch or even understanding how it works seems like the difficult part :-). -- 1: https://hugging
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
This looks similar to https://ossia.io/ Interestingly, both seem to be projects from French developers, and they look very similar.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
The documentation seems a bit sparse. Also, I couldn't find binaries so I'm guessing building from source is required at the moment? I'm curious about the binary size of it all. Could this be compiled with WASM and run on sta
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Uses @keyframes and text-shadow to try and mimic a CRT effect but makes the text unreadable (for me at least). The browser readability mode does work on the page though.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Luxurious 640x480 sounds suitable for the coveted retro graphics look :-) I switched to OSX late and was not acquainted with Stuffit. It appears these .sit archives are in that format, but the "unar" utility on my system extracts
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
This looks cool but very hard to make use of. I wish the author had some info on how to operate on the file format too. I could see myself using this for a retro looking game or something like that.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Thanks! I'll check it out!
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Orthogonal to the music theory itself, there's the question of general learning methodology. One approach that seems promising is combining spaced repetition with knowledge graphs. The graph helps map knowledge areas and dependencies.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I suspect there were no career improvement opportunities behind the effort, simple as that.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Next.js and similar tools redefine server-side rendering (SSR) to mean generating HTML on the server using the same code that runs on the frontend, requiring server-side JavaScript and what they call "hydrating" on the client. Nex
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
All of what I'm talking about is doable through libraries today (or you can write it yourself). But making things available through DOM APIs create a new baseline where the very same tools are made available for anyone, no matter the f
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Thanks for sharing, I wasn't aware of this one. I hope they succeed!
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
> coworkers or bosses that are actually interested in getting to deep knowledge or detailed analysis about anything are extremely rare I agree! In general, people are resistant to change, period. Some are particularly wary of facts and l
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
... also TFA conflates web application architecture with frontend frameworks, creating a false dichotomy. For instance, I’m building a site that serves static HTML but still benefits greatly from Preact for the dynamic parts. The critique s
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
If you try something for a decade and it doesn't work, maybe a change in style is necessary! An article exceeding 20 pages doesn't sound like the best persuasion strategy.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I think React is fine, especially when using it mainly for rendering, keeping async stuff out of the components as much as possible. The React API is way nicer to construct DOM trees than using Fragments, creating and appending children ele
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Short answer: write a ninja configuration generator instead. > ... Where other build systems are high-level languages, Ninja aims to be an assembler. > ... Ninja is intended to be used with a separate program generating its input file
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I might be off here, but this seems like the right place to ask: don't most SQL replacements focus heavily on querying while largely overlooking insertion and updating? I get why querying gets more attention, insertions are usually str
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
In the context of discovering brand-new companies, it does come across as somewhat ironic. Maybe consider the "Kodak recipe" for an alternative? [1]: "Keep it short, easy to pronounce, and avoid similarities to existing names
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Also call and response ("a succession of two distinct phrases that works like a conversation in music") is a basic building block for pretty much every popular song ever. -- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cal
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
What a missed opportunity! A note in a bottle in a lighthouse seems like the perfect opportunity to be more poetic, inspiring and exciting. I hope the current engineers leave a better note for the engineers of the next century.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Clicking around found this breakdown [1]. Expertly crafted but also really cool like the optical illusion background does a lot of the heavy lifting! --- 1: https://www.joshdance.com/100/day50/
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
If the author is reading this, I think a single repository would be more appropriate than multiple repos [1]. It would be nice to set things up so we can simply git pull, docker run, and execute the benchmarks for each language sequentially
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I think the rewrite aimed to simplify installation and configuration. TW 4.0 switched from PostCSS to LightningCSS [1], and Rust-based tools tend to offer a simpler setup via single binaries (in contrast to the complexity of typical JS-base
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Sounds good, thank you!
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I confess I don't really know the technical details of how they use Rosetta, but according to their docs [1]: "We use Rosetta to emulate x86 programs on Apple Silicon, which is much faster than the commonly-used QEMU." What I
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
The problem is that there's no universal definition of "small" when it comes to languages. An article on the Brown PLT blog [1] suggests analyzing languages by defining a core language and a desugaring function. A small core
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Gotcha, from what I could find online I think you are right. I was conflating data not under zero-retention-policy with data-for-training.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Tangent: also why orbstack, a Docker replacement on Mac, is fast [1] (I'm not affiliated in any way, just a fan and happy user :-). -- 1: https://docs.orbstack.dev/features

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