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by gessha 11mo ago
It is or it’s heavily subsidized and what you pay for is the admin costs typically, which end up <$1000/year.
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by gessha 11mo ago
Reboot magazine recently published an article about making a Mayan keyboard: https://joinreboot.org/p/how-to-build-a-mayan-keyboard
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BuildList: Personal Online Factory(buildlist.org)
1 points by gessha 11mo ago|1 comments
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by gessha 11mo ago
An online list of manufacturing services: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpQ_HQdJvCs
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Ex-World Bank Insider on Declining West and the New World Order [video](youtube.com)
2 points by gessha 11mo ago|0 comments
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by gessha 11mo ago
> Project “Audite” Reminds me of Matt Levine joking about walking into a hedge fund with a SEC jacket memorabilia.
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by gessha 11mo ago
Fire up your LLM of choice and make a web extension to make it more presentable. Remove the logo, generate one, do whatever you want. The world is your playground, don’t let it “jarr” you with stuff.
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by gessha 11mo ago
That haven’t already been implemented in car factories?
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by gessha 11mo ago
“If I didn’t laugh, I’d cry” https://youtu.be/i6fGOXWO0w4
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by gessha 11mo ago
If nobody can connect to your site, it’s perfectly secure.
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Even Realities Smart Glasses: G2(evenrealities.com)
38 points by gessha 11mo ago|68 comments
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by gessha 11mo ago
I really dislike YouTube on mobile for tutorials because UI is clunky compared to desktop. The information is locked into video frames and audio that are hard to search through and mobile clients aren’t rich enough to search through transcr
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by gessha 11mo ago
I find it more intuitive to talk about it in terms of project governance and control. An OSS project has contributing members and they exert control over the project by working on the codebase and approving/rejecting contributions. If
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"150 Extra Engineers" IBM's 1951 Ad for Electronic Calculating Punch(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by gessha 1y ago|1 comments
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by gessha 1y ago
I’m with you. I’m arguing that crippled antitrust and anti-consumer practices are part of the problem that led to Chinese buses full of cameras being deployed in western countries. I’ll go a step further and claim DMCA, anti-reverse enginee
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by gessha 1y ago
Ah, but you see, domestic enshittification and anti-consumer actions are different from the foreign influence boogeyman. \s
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by gessha 1y ago
In popularized the terms because cryptobros made it their life mission to advocate for it. The sermons had to explain all the terminology GP mentioned.
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by gessha 1y ago
> Although that was only implied without any technical discussion as to why the distrust. Good point. Computer vision systems are very fickle wrt pixel changes and from my experience trying to make them robust to changes in lighting, sha
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by gessha 1y ago
As a computer vision engineer, I wouldn’t trust any vision system for important decisions. We have plenty of established process for verification via personal documents such as ID, birth certificate, etc and there’s no need to reinvent the
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by gessha 1y ago
Yeah, I agree. I have an Apple Watch 5 and I don’t really look at new models if they don’t have new sensors. Even then, I wait to see if they are useful. AirPods get replaced if they get broken maybe . I’m still rocking my 2018 iPad and I
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by gessha 1y ago
Socrates famously frowned upon the written medium and preferred his memories for storage
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Literary Theory for Robots by Dennis Yi Tenen(dennistenen.com)
2 points by gessha 1y ago|0 comments
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by gessha 1y ago
Yep, driving in Atlanta is so great, historians write whole books about how bad the traffic is and what caused it: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/14/magazine/traf...
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by gessha 1y ago
Arr, well, ‘tis high time they be rememberin’!
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by gessha 1y ago
What doesn’t help the community is that “hallucinate”, “cite sources” still doesn’t capture what the LLM is doing. LLMs were pre-trained to do one thing, trained to do another and maybe fine-tuned for yet another thing. Do they hallucinate?
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by gessha 1y ago
Price.
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Rust 2025: $400K Salaries, AI, C++ & Why It's Not Everywhere (Yet) [video](youtube.com)
4 points by gessha 1y ago|0 comments
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by gessha 1y ago
That or they mask their activity with layers of management and vague and abstract products.
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by gessha 1y ago
At this point the comment is more for internal vs external pleasure.
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by gessha 1y ago
Which reminds me of this article about the origin of the research university by the Germans: https://asteriskmag.com/issues/10/the-origin-of-the-research...

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