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FCC kicks off 'Space Month' with vow to fast-track satellite licensing(theregister.com)
7 points by gametorch 1y ago|1 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
I'm attempting something similar. No spine support, but very good, consistent, high quality animations. BYOS (bring your own sprite) is supported. https://gametorch.app/sprite-animator
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by gametorch 1y ago
ReLU, commonly used in neural networks, is not differentiable at zero but it's still able to be approximated by expressions that are efficiently FHE-evaluable. You don't truly care about differentiability here, if you're bein
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Can We Survive Technology? von Neumann (1955) [pdf](sseh.uchicago.edu)
2 points by gametorch 1y ago|0 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
Tangentially related — sending everyone in a company a slightly different document can help catch the person leaking confidential documents to the press.
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by gametorch 1y ago
Smart contracts are deprecated all the time and you can even recoup the Solana you posted as rent to upload the smart contract initially. Think about it this way: 99% of these protocols are DeFi related. In all of those protocols, you ultim
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by gametorch 1y ago
You can absolutely "delete" a protocol if you own the Solana program. It's not deleted in the sense that all of its history is still on the blockchain. But it is deleted in the sense that the account storing the Solana progra
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by gametorch 1y ago
I watched a locksmith pick someone's apartment door in 10 seconds and then charge them $80. Then everyone commented on how easy it looked and the locksmith was very friendly about it.
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by gametorch 1y ago
If they're paying $1000/month at 30c/kWh, they could quite nearly run the latest over-the-counter bitcoin miner 24/7 with that amount of electricity usage. They have terrible insulation.
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by gametorch 1y ago
I used Clozemaster effectively to learn Russian. It's not exactly what out describe, but you can fly through many "clozes" to ingrain the patterns into your brain.
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High Noon Recalls Vodka Seltzers Mislabeled as Celsius(bloomberg.com)
2 points by gametorch 1y ago|0 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
https://gametorch.app It's an AI video game sprite animator.
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by gametorch 1y ago
I'm so so so glad I didn't spend my twenties working and saving. I've lived a thousand lives, spent most of the time as true quality time with people I love, and I still have a few years left in this decade of my life. And I&
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by gametorch 1y ago
That would be ideal. I also considered making my own. But then I thought that rolling your own chemistry could prove to be more fatal than rolling your own cryptography.
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by gametorch 1y ago
There's no way for the average person to know it only contains 4-aco-dmt though. I did 4-aco-dmt multiple times in high school. Luckily, I just tripped and was grateful to be alive on the other side. At least half, if not 15 out of 20
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A new study just upended AI safety(theverge.com)
4 points by gametorch 1y ago|0 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
That's cool that they're aware of and receptive to public opinion.
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Citizen will share crime videos with the NYPD(theverge.com)
13 points by gametorch 1y ago|3 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
It makes my life way better and I will continue to use it, even in the situations that you claim it doesn't work.
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by gametorch 1y ago
(deleted because I was mistaken)
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by gametorch 1y ago
It's https://gametorch.app/ I added a huge feature, the AI sprite animator, which involved a massive complex diff across much of the codebase and database schema. That new massive change is now my primary source of rev
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by gametorch 1y ago
I disagree. I've found it's very useful at any scale and you can always understand what's going on.
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by gametorch 1y ago
I used AI to write a web app in 2 months that extensively uses AI — pre-prompting via LLMs and image, sound, and animation generation. Hardly wrote a single line of code myself. Just crossed 372 sign ups and 73 paying users. AI has been ext
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by gametorch 1y ago
I'm just countering their claim that such code is not in the training data. You're employing a logical fallacy to argue about something else.
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by gametorch 1y ago
There are literally textbooks on optimization. With tons of examples. I'm sure there are models out there trained on them.
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by gametorch 1y ago
I know it's easier said than done, but building something that people actually want will get you orders of magnitude more upvotes than whatever variance can be attributed to the time of posting.
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Iterative Isoscelizing(mathpages.com)
2 points by gametorch 1y ago|0 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
Okay, let's see you try any one of the past IMOs and show us your score. It's really hard. See my other comment. I was voted the best at math in my entire high school by my teachers, completed the first two years of college classe
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by gametorch 1y ago
> high school/early university maths problems should not have been a stretch at all for it This is a ridiculous understatement of the difficulty of getting gold at the IMO.
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by gametorch 1y ago
Getting gold at the IMO is pretty damn hard. I grew up in a relatively underserved rural city. I skipped multiple grades in math, completed the first two years of college math classes while in high school, and won the award for being the be

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