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by gessha 2y ago
Large scale unstructured text extraction? Anything you can set up a job for and go to bed?
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by gessha 2y ago
I would understand if you’re suggesting this for resource extraction companies (even if I don’t agree with the idea) but how does it work for companies with a lot of intellectual property and know how? If the people want to leave, how are y
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by gessha 2y ago
OP is talking about Google (Stadia) throwing money at the problem and incentivizing game engine companies to better support Linux. They’re not talking about pro or anticonsumer the tech was.
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by gessha 2y ago
I think we’re close to the solution. The problem for the 2000s was getting everything online, 2010s was getting APIs setup and I hope the 2020s will be when we build truly useful filter engines.
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Blurring boundaries between local news and social media(newpublic.substack.com)
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by gessha 2y ago
> because of the amount of available money And that capital was started by major government investment in semiconductor manufacturing.
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by gessha 2y ago
I assume that’s for interactive viewing only, not for generation. > Our method takes 6.25 seconds to reconstruct one scene on a single H100 NVIDIA GPU or 15 seconds on an A100.
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by gessha 2y ago
That’s something that I’m puzzled about. If we take a look at both PC and Mac Geekbench results which use the exact same Intel CPU as a baseline, Macs wipe the floor with any Intel or AMD professor. Am I reading it wrong or? [1] https:&#x2
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by gessha 2y ago
Reminds me of a meme about how as an aerospace graduate, after a year and a thousand rejections, you just need to “live, laugh, Lockheed Martin”
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by gessha 2y ago
Just because the board made mistakes doesn't mean you have to go full altman on them.
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by gessha 2y ago
How are the concepts of a state and a business the same?
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by gessha 2y ago
"Politics aside for a moment" and then following up with politics is at the very least a logically inconsistent statement. Logical inconsistencies aside for a moment, the comment would've carried a little more weight if cited
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by gessha 2y ago
It’s kind of like knowing the answer to the ultimate question of life and not knowing the question itself ;)
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by gessha 2y ago
Why would you trust everything on somebody else’s computer?!
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by gessha 2y ago
Yeah, I have a 2018 12.9 model and I haven’t really felt the need to upgrade. The tablet still feels snappy and all I do is draw, and markup papers. I tried programming on it but without a shell and proper file system API, what can you even
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by gessha 2y ago
This reminds me of my favorite note [1] from Ursula Le Guin on technology: > Its technology is how a society copes with physical reality: how people get and keep and cook food, how they clothe themselves, what their power sources are (an
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by gessha 2y ago
Confusing "having the tech" with "having product-market fit" is huge here. If the company was so undervalued they wouldn't try juicing their search profits at the cost of enshitiffying their product. > Google lac
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The Bellingcat Open Source Challenge Is Back(bellingcat.com)
16 points by gessha 2y ago|0 comments
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by gessha 2y ago
They already have credits based pricing and that is their API. If somebody wants it, they can use that. Why would you want to burden your other users with tracking credits?
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Costco Fitness Mania: Protein Bars(gessha.dev)
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by gessha 2y ago
If only we spent less time collecting things on Hacker News and more time actually pursuing our interests…
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by gessha 2y ago
I also found it connected to Polya [1] https://www.pleacher.com/mp/mquotes/mobquote.html
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by gessha 2y ago
I looked at pricing original pricing info for Volkswagen Microbus [1] and I adjusted it for inflation. I came up with prices in the range of 20k~30k. 60k is definitely a lot but then I remember that most sedans are in the 20k, and the Toyot
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by gessha 2y ago
I have the same problem, trying to find a new laptop upgrading from a maxed out 9-year old XPS 15. I was hoping Dell would come through with their new lineup but it hasn’t even been released yet and honestly their website is garbage at mark
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by gessha 2y ago
People are at different stages of their learning journey and a blog post like this one might be a stepping stone for a blog post with some of the work that you’ve done.
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by gessha 2y ago
Reminds me of this sketch from A bit of Fry and Laurie: Hugh: And by demagoguery you mean ...? Stephen: I mean demagoguery, I mean highly-charged oratory, persuasive whipping up rhetoric… Transcript: https://abitoffryandlaurie.co
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by gessha 2y ago
In a recent Louis Rossmann video that covered this Brother printer issue, there were some suggestions in the comments, Minolta if I remember correctly. https://youtu.be/bpHX_9fHNqE?si=pxf2eQW0cMRbds0m
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by gessha 2y ago
> cheaper electronics > don't include any independent rogue networking capability Everybody and their broligarch mom wants to make these two qualities incompatible.
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by gessha 2y ago
This is really cool! It discovered even subdomains that lived for a few days on my site. If it’s not a secret, how do you discover those? Is it by listening to DNS record changes?
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Mozilla has better lawyers than PR(thelibre.news)
8 points by gessha 2y ago|0 comments

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