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Trying to look at the bright side: Raised barriers of entry means there will be improvements for services which can "help lift smaller companies up". For example, for finance, AML/KYC companies. Now I guess, for some internet
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When it comes to volumetric clouds, the D stands for how many dimensions you store the points in. A 2d volume (similar to an image) has pixels stored in 2d coordinates A 3d volume has points stored in 3d coordinates. Imagine an image for ev
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3y ago
Awesome, it seems this is the way to go for me then!
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3y ago
Does it work with subdirectories?
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3y ago
You may be interested in trying Brave. Though that's using chromium and therefore connected to Google, kind of? Would be curious to hear the community's thoughts on this tbh.
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Surveillance is a key to controlling the general public. It's as simple as that. It's a distraction to look at what they put on the cover or how they sell it.
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Holy crap that's pretty much evil scheming right there. Digital gerrymandering?
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Obviously you build the castle around the stone Once you use it to crush all enemies, you rebuild the castle around the new position of the stone
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3y ago
It's because the people implementing the solution need to put enough time and complexity on the budget so that they will get paid. Government work is so much fun.
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LLMs do have the ability to imitate someone who did understand similar concepts back in the day, and those who cared about it.
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Maybe the AI can help fix that too. Or maybe they can ask a friend. Or maybe they can learn a bit when it becomes necessary.
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Evals do help to account for correctness when it comes to LLMs
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Hegel, is that you?
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3y ago
I guess it depends whether the 2am alerts he had been getting were tests or not
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And the comment said " got enough of them at 2 and 3am that i had to disable it." not directly referring to the article.
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FYI: "how the turntables" is a meme
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I left them a while ago, but last I heard they kinda pivoted into event hosting space after selling off their defense side. They're still trying to be a platform saas also I think.
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3y ago
As someone who worked on a project called SpatialOS within a unicorn, I agree.
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Impressive article! > Of course gaussian splatting at this point is useful for “rotate around a scanned object” use case; it is not useful for “in games” or many other cases. We don’t know how to re-light them, or how to animate them wel
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Meta XR Simulator Released
(developer.oculus.com)
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Open or closed source, sometimes the maintainers or engineers will go with different approaches or fixes. I don't think we have an agreed upon standard of thanking or crediting contributors, everyone does it in their own way. A lot of
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3y ago
It's mainly about the title and the article on Techcrunch. The interview and the other links you provided are more reasonable and less click-baity.
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3y ago
This is a bit too much of a stretch. It's like saying that newspapers are fundamentally a gossip technology.
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3y ago
Time to reconsider :D
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3y ago
Does it have syncing 2fa support? That's what keeping me paying for 1Password. I know it's controversial, it's a risk I'm willing to take.
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3y ago
It certainly does. Speak to anyone who has learned more than a few languages :)
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3y ago
From reading the article, you probably skimmed it too fast, 1st is actually a "growth tools for Twitter", the arrow was only pointing to the first feature, and it grew to be more than that.
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3y ago
> PSA: Storybook sends telemetry data, opt-in by default
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Update: Welp, isn't really working well on windows yet so I'll have to wait anyway.
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Woah. I was starting to get excited about migrating my packages to Bun, but hesitating because I was afraid of compatibility or whether Bun is really here to stay or not - I have been slightly burnt by "Modern Yarn"; but honestly,
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