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enduser
2y ago
Also likely is attracting a lot of bots and scammers and not having the resources to keep the platform focused on real people.
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2y ago
The main project website is cropped horizontally and vertically (bottom) on iOS Safari
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Particle launches AI news app to help publishers instead of stealing their work
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Particle is a new app using AI to organize and summarize the news
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Show HN: Particle: News, Organized
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2y ago
It’s not E ink, it’s a Sharp Memory LCD https://sharpdevices.com/memory-lcd/ Memory LCDs have fast refresh rates while also being persistent like E ink. They’re also more expensive.
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enduser
2y ago
Yes, mostly for Mac Virtual Display. Excite for the MVD improvements to come with visionOS 2.0. It's a great device.
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2y ago
Tried https://cataas.com/cat?type=square hoping for a square cat.
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2y ago
This looks really neat and I’d love to see if it becomes a viable replacement for rM2. For now it reminded me that I can set my OLED iPad to monochrome (via Accessibility > Display > Color Filters and crank up Night Shift). I just add
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3y ago
I was his assistant in the early 2000s helping him get his UFOTOG project started. His stories and the level of depth developing custom tech shaped my career. I really miss him.
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3y ago
What Oregonians—myself included—failed to take into account is to what degree word would get around and attract every wannabe user who could afford a bus ticket. Oops. This needs to be at the federal level—with sufficient social support—or
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3y ago
The scammers play into longing for easy money and a fantasy of jet-setting life. I got contacted by a scammer via text message and trolled them for many days before tipping my hand. It was a very slick and sophisticated soft sell, a continu
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3y ago
No wonder I feel tired
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3y ago
https://archive.is/zsFHW
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3y ago
history is written by the victors!
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3y ago
So many concepts!
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3y ago
Best of luck in your search!
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3y ago
Rules are one post per company. Bands for individual roles are posted on the careers page.
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enduser
3y ago
The rules are one post per company, and HN attracts hackers of many stripes including entry-level mechanical engineers and veteran engineering managers.
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3y ago
The bottom of the band comes from Manufacturing Engineer I and the top comes from Software Engineering Manager, Machine Learning. We have many open positions with vastly varying qualifications and compensation.
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3y ago
Saildrone | Alameda, CA | REMOTE, Hybrid, and Onsite | Multiple Roles Saildrone builds autonomous Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs) capable of spending up to a year on deployment. Our mission is to create the highest resolution surface and se
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3y ago
I believe the book introducing his theory of introversion/extraversion was Psychological Types based on his own clinical research. It's a theory, not a law.. :-)
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3y ago
Just that there is tremendous hubris in the statement—at least when the statement stands alone. Vastly larger LLMs will probably become one or more relatively small components or layers of much larger systems that run on whatever we use as
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3y ago
One thing I learned from reading Jung and not just the MBTI stuff based on his work is his core distinction between introversion and extroversion: Introverts have an inner model of the world. Extroverts rely directly on the world. It doesn’
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3y ago
Classic steganography may be of interest to you.
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3y ago
"When we set the upper limit of PC-DOS at 640K, we thought nobody would ever need that much memory." Bill Gates
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4y ago
I’ll give it a try this evening.
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4y ago
RAM is king as far as future proofing Apple Silicon. Even a 128GB RAM M1 Ultra can’t run 65B unquantized.
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4y ago
Yes, I have found 65B quantized to be more nonsensical than 13B unquantized.
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4y ago
I’m getting better results with 30B unquantized (f16) than with 65B at 4 bits, FWIW. On a Mac Studio with 128GB RAM.
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