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by grahamj 2y ago
> This basically proves that Apple shot themselves in the foot for AI on mobile by artificially restricting RAM for so long! What they shot was us. My 14 Pro won’t do AI despite having a better NPU than an M1, all because Apple chose - i
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by grahamj 2y ago
Well, yeah Any bets on when it gets renamed AIDDR? Only partly joking
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Is that fiscal or calendar? :D
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If VM escapes were a big problem the cloud would not be a thing. But on that note that's probably the best place to run these things.
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by grahamj 2y ago
One of my first thoughts when I saw Computer Use was it needs some secondary agent controlling what the controlled computer is able to do or connect to. Like a firewall configuration agent or something.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Tesla, thumbprint/keypad locks on exterior doors and garage door opener. And prox card for work. No wallet either fwiw!
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I remember carrying keys, but I don’t miss it.
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I think it’s at least partly cost reduction. Push everything to the phone so people have to pay more for phones and they pay less for infra. Win-win. Otherwise why don’t they let older devices use their server-side private LLM setup?
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by grahamj 2y ago
> 25% checked the box saying they don't find AI tools helpful, but only 14% said they do. Which means 61% checked neither box. But why include people who didn’t pick anything? Surely they should be ignored and it ends up being 64&#x
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I would say the problem there is the requirement to phone a human to change a record in their database. If they had an app then an AI assistant should be able to tie things together. Where things seem to be going is apps provide an intent-b
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by grahamj 2y ago
I have it set up with ollama. It’s… interesting. HA commands are provided to the model as tools so it works as well as the model is able to determine when and how to use tools. From experimenting with that and my own tool use code I’ve foun
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by grahamj 2y ago
> 95% of everyday AI needs (for the people that even bother to interact with it) are covered by ChatGPT True, but it is an external service with all the privacy concerns that entails. I appreciate eg. Apple pushing local AI but at the sa
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by grahamj 2y ago
I'm just on the edge of understanding this but if I'm visualizing this right you're talking about a point source at the center of a sphere and a bitmap indicating where all the vectors intersect the surface. But that would me
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by grahamj 2y ago
Thx, I prefer not to visit meta properties :X They were already pretty small but I guess the smaller the better as long as accuracy doesn't suffer too much.
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I meant via webhook triggers as those don't require auth: https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/automation/trigger/#webho... I guess you'd still want a proxy or firewall so not sure it ends up being mu
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by grahamj 2y ago
Right but the question is how much - if at all - different hearing aid mode is from what was already there. It's possibly it was already compliant but simply hadn't been certified. Or maybe it's way different, I haven't
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by grahamj 2y ago
Consider: - I leave Earth and travel 1ly at speed c - I arrive one year later - An Earth telescope will see the destination as it was when I left - It will take another year to see me arrive So in a way that's already happening because
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by grahamj 2y ago
I dunno about early. Look at all the huge holes in the front of cars, fake grilles and black plastic everywhere - it’s been getting worse and worse for years.
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below the line
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I think how much they're attracted to you and how much you react to bites are independent. My daughter and I can be in the same place outside for a while and she'll end up with many welts while I have nothing. I do catch them biti
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by grahamj 2y ago
You can read and write HA entities via HTTP API so I think you could have done this with nothing but HA, but either way it's a fun project :) One of my more fun HA project was scraping my snow removal service's tractor tracking AP
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by grahamj 2y ago
Mount the camera on the door facing down and watch for a moving floor
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You don't need mirrors, you just need to get in front of the photons. A time machine or warp drive will do :) Also the past is the only thing you can perceive, there effectively is no now.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Yep. I still haven't been able to determine if this "new" feature is any different from what already exists. I hope so because when you enable your audiogram for transparency it sounds like you're in an ASMR video. There
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by grahamj 2y ago
Either way it's just a label. You've already been able to do the same thing for years. Just use the free Mimi hearing test app, save the audiogram to Health, then apply it in headphone accommodations.
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by grahamj 2y ago
That's fair. It's easy to get philosophical about such things so something you can point to that's more based on metrics can help a discussion be more objective. otoh countering opinion with fact doesn't always work well
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by grahamj 2y ago
Mostly agree, though I prefer pulling latest from main over rebasing as the latter messes up the “New changes” markers for reviewers in GH. Also we always squash merge so I don’t bother squashing my commits. Don’t review commit by commit.
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This is all pretty obvious
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> a museum is not there to be profitable This is so important. Museums (should) exist because the artifacts are rare and must necessarily be protected and confined. They should be overjoyed that scans allow everyone to enjoy these artifa
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No!

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