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I had my stop hook playing a sound, but I have a couple of them running at the same time so I'd have up figure out which one stopped, so I had Claude change it so the stop hook told me which one stopped.
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4mo ago
I don't know how much WickedAI is putting into creating their videos, but if you want examples that aren't terrible, https://youtube.com/@wickedai
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4mo ago
Presumably they went to college for it, yeah. Film schools, eg https://cinema.usc.edu/ or https://tisch.nyu.edu/
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4mo ago
Even small budget indie flicks, when filmed in LA, have a ridiculous amount of paperwork and dealing with unions. Which isn't surprising, since it's an established industry there. Spending $1 million for each day of filming is tot
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4mo ago
Period trackers are the perfect usecase for homomorphic encryption, where the system can operate on the data without knowing what the data says. It's slow and has a lot of overhead, but it's an active area of research. That way, t
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4mo ago
Whatever you want to attribute it to, the Chinese labs would get zero attention if it weren't for their models being downloadable, so it's a marketing play. You can't run their largest models on consumer hardware, it needs a
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4mo ago
In the era of vibecoding, there are people creating software that haven't ever heard of a regexp. I learned regexps when Perl was popular. It's a useful skill that has served in me well in my career, but if the industry's mov
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4mo ago
Then again, the British East India Company committed plenty of atrocities as a corporation, so if we're going to oversimplify to government bad, it seems corporations bad too. Don't get me started on religious either!
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4mo ago
Fwiw, it's annoying, but you can go into your YouTube watch history and delete that one video from it, which should stop the recommender from suggesting those going forwards.
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4mo ago
That's awesome! Testing on, with a non-zero amount of adult supervision isn't the same thing as being given a phone with Snapchat and TikTok to take to bed at night though. I'm open to setting it to a different age. I didn&#x
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4mo ago
They're not that bad, and the point is you can run interference on 128 GB VRAM, so we have a floor on the cost of inference. I'm sure the industry will consolidate by 2030, as industry always does.
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4mo ago
Water does tend to be in everything though, so that's not like a huge gotcha.
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The French have ridiculously good microwave food, but you still need someone/something to take it out and serve it to people.
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4mo ago
"some acronym" gets you access to medication which helps with the doing of the work which gets you money so you can pay rent tho
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4mo ago
You don't have to like the guy, but buying something is typically how ownership goes. I refer to my car as mine, but I did just buy it from Honda.
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4mo ago
Depends on your background. If you're an EE dabbling in writing software, using the verb wire for connecting a couple of libraries together rather than "pipe" or "glue" seems entirely reasonable to me.
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4mo ago
Mira Murati's success isn't because she's a woman.
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4mo ago
It exists! https://us.wrumersound.com/ Plug this into your car's OBD II port and run their app on your phone, and it sounds like whatever you configure the app to. V8, F1, lawnmower, or fart noise!
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4mo ago
Google pushed this AMP thing to make pages load faster but via them as a powergrab so using amp to archive articles is using the system against itself if you squint real hard and oversimplify the various actors in the situation.
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4mo ago
Good. Marking comments with /s makes us dumber.
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Ad hominem.
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No you didn't, all you did was complain about taxes and say that there exist regulations by counting the number words in them. Not all words are equal, not does it mean that they're effectively enforced. Looking at various monopol
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4mo ago
how embarrassing! Look, your joke was "If it's only 1.2%, hey, that's not that much, just give it to me for free!" We don't have to believe SPCX is worth whatever it's trading at today, but that 1.2% isn't
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4mo ago
Sure, just give me SpaceX shares equivalent to 1.2%.
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4mo ago
Ask creators before featuring them, but medium and substack and YouTube are popular platforms because of their discovery mechanisms, not because hosting text or video is especially hard these days.
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ChatGPT was released November 30, 2022. GPT-2, before that. So we're right around 4 years.
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4mo ago
It is statistically likely that one will happen somewhere in the country , but it is also statically unlikely that it will happen at the one you are at.
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4mo ago
Tailscale contracts with cybersecurity firm Latacora to conduct traditional assessments, advisory services, design reviews, auditing and testing. https://tailscale.com/security
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Because it invites more competition. Previously, if there was one vendor but they sucked, you just had to put up with them and use them anyway. Now, if they suck that much, someone's going to come along and eat their lunch.
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4mo ago
> "Step one: Plug in. Step two: Get connected. Step three... there's no step three." -Jeff Goldblum, iconic 1998 Apple iMac G3 commercial
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