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by ghxst 2y ago
Meant to say employer(s).
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by ghxst 2y ago
> I'm worried these technologies may take my job away The way I look at this is that with the release of something like deepseek the possibility of running a model offline and locally to work _for_ you while you are sleeping, doing
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by ghxst 2y ago
The countries I am familiar with in Europe (NL to name one) you can buy sim cards without any ID. Additionally there's at least 1 provider I know of that's giving them away for free while for the majority you pay 1-5 EUR but get s
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by ghxst 2y ago
Fair point! I should have clarified I'm disappointed that Microsoft removed the capability from the api.
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by ghxst 2y ago
> no custom SSML I believe this used to be available for edge tts, very sad to see they removed it. If anyone knows of comparable projects that implement something like SSML please do share.
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by ghxst 2y ago
Was this a case of something along the lines of an isolated function that had a bunch of bit shifting magic for some hyper optimization that was required, or was it just regular code? Not saying it's acceptable, but the first example i
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by ghxst 2y ago
Heard positive things about Caddy before, do you know if it works with ip adresses as well?
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by ghxst 2y ago
In principle yes. The implementation however is rarely defined (if you have examples, feel free to share). In my experience it's by choice that companies use compliance to turn their dev environments into a micromanaged hell that engin
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by ghxst 2y ago
Is it typical that anyone gets compensated for a temporary road closure? From what I understand this is one of the safest areas for space debris to re-enter, so likely it's justified and just part of having both spaceflight and aviatio
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by ghxst 2y ago
I would imagine a lack of experience with gear and not knowing how to react to sudden weather changes might be 2 big reasons why things go wrong. These environments are not forgiving when panic sets in or you make a long series of minor mis
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by ghxst 2y ago
If that were to be solved (if at all possible, and feasible / competitive) I can definitely see "LLM mining" be a historic milestone. Also much closer to the spirit of F@H in some sense, depending how you look at it. Would th
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by ghxst 2y ago
I'm not sure how accurate it is but my gut feeling is that the level of meaningful compression is somehow correlated to the level of intelligence behind a model, I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being a major focus in general
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by ghxst 2y ago
What's an insurance focused model in this context? Sorry if it's a stupid question.
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by ghxst 2y ago
> just $65 can provide a child with six weeks' worth of this therapeutic food. That comes down to a little over $1.50 a day, that's great! Seems like it comes in packets of about 500 calories each, containing 40grams of carbs,
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by ghxst 2y ago
My main concern is people having to skip meals and kids facing developmental issues due to malnutrition. I get that the idea of feeding people something like Soylent isn’t exactly appealing, but if we could bring the cost down to nearly fre
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by ghxst 2y ago
Something I wish more site owners would consider is that if you expose endpoints to the internet, expect users to interact with them however they choose. Instead of adding client-side challenges that disrupt the user experience, focus on bu
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by ghxst 2y ago
Something articles like these make me wonder is what would a single "perfect" meal look like? Perfect as in a meal that provides all the essential nutrients the average person needs to stay healthy over the long term? The goal wou
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by ghxst 2y ago
Frozen fruits like berries are typically really budget friendly, as long as they get frozen shortly after harvesting they contain the same amount of anti-oxidants and taste fine in my experience, although might require a bit more planning.
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by ghxst 2y ago
I'd assume physics are the biggest constraint here. Just look at the machinery and equipment needed to raise a falcon 9 which is "only" ~230 ft tall.
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by ghxst 2y ago
That's partly what I assume people star repos for, it really doesn't defeat my use case. It's a metric that indicates interest and popularity more so than approval or endorsements.
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by ghxst 2y ago
To be fair, Firefox out of the box prevents against font fingerprinting more than Chrome, it's considerably easier to get Firefox to run in a docker container and pass all the client side challenges than Chrome in my experience, you st
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by ghxst 2y ago
This is great for bypassing the server side bot detection but not the client side one, where it will attempt to verify the integrity of your browser environment.
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by ghxst 2y ago
I sort by most amount of stars quite frequently when I am learning a new language and want to know what the most popular package is for something. What do you think would be a better metric for a use case like that?
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by ghxst 2y ago
Wiki's are still doing well in the gaming space I think ( https://oldschool.runescape.wiki to name one, has a dedicated community of thousands of players behind it). I agree with you in general though, the GitHub wikis reall
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by ghxst 2y ago
That's a cool idea and I think a fair argument. I learned a lot from watching Ben Eater on YouTube, he manages to explain (and demonstrate!) how CPUs and many other components work really well. Out of curiosity, what language did you w
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by ghxst 2y ago
Oh yeah I should have clarified my post wasn't necessarily aimed at Roblox but rather generally speaking.
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by ghxst 2y ago
This to me on a surface level this seems totally fine, however I can't help to feel conflicted when that money is being spent on some of the more "predatory" games like gachas, however I'm not sure if it's really to
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by ghxst 2y ago
If you're curious about learning how to use debuggers and getting more familiar with them, I came across https://microcorruption.com/debugger/Tutorial and found it to be quite fun and engaging. For those who use d
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by ghxst 2y ago
You might find the journey of Tinycorp's Tinybox interesting, it's a machine with 6 to 8 4090 GPUs and you should be able to track down a lot of their hardware choices including pictures on their Twitter and other info on George h
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by ghxst 2y ago
> so much so that I think it makes more sense to think of exploits as subscription services. I think this makes sense, especially given the uncertainty of when an exploit gets patched. To my original argument of political power vs valuat

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