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by gyomu 1y ago
In case you’re asking the question not rhetorically - this is the kind of thing you can afford to do when you have an extremely strong/privileged support system. It’s myth-making, and shouldn’t be confused with “dropping out to take ca
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by gyomu 1y ago
> Professors can basically do whatever they want Maybe that was true at some point, but they certainly can't anymore. Speaking with professors around me (at universities on different continents!), they all report that they basically
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by gyomu 1y ago
When I was in college (over 20 years ago now), what we called “hackathons” was a bunch of us (4-6 max) holing up in an apartment for the weekend, and working on our personal projects while ordering pizza and sleeping on couches. It was re
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by gyomu 1y ago
Yeah, the author here is as much a part of the problem. If you let students get away with submitting ChatGPT nonsense, of course they’re going to do that - they don’t care about the 3000 words appeal to emotion on your blog, they take the p
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by gyomu 1y ago
Agreed - humans like participating in chats better (when you have a problem, you want live humans ready to answer you now), but the SO style archive is better for long term archiving & retrievability. A LLM product that turns Discord tr
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by gyomu 1y ago
People are lazy. I’m enrolled in a language class in a foreign country right now - so presumably people taking that class want to actually get good at the language so they can actually live their life here - yet a significant portion of stu
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by gyomu 2y ago
That’s cool. Similar to how Pixar made their first movie about toys because CG made everything look plasticky back then and they realized they couldn’t get away with making a movie with humans or animals on screen for the whole movie. The b
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by gyomu 2y ago
Feels like engaging with the logic and content of an argument is more in the spirit of this website than replying “stfu”.
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UIApplication delegate deprecation coming in iOS 19 SDK(lapcatsoftware.com)
3 points by gyomu 2y ago|0 comments
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by gyomu 2y ago
As long as you report your earnings to the IRS, you should be good. I guess you also need to make sure whether the crows are properly classified as employees or independent contractors.
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by gyomu 2y ago
Kids tend to want to partake of their own initiative in activities that are 1) physical, and 2) that they see adults themselves do. Hunting in wilderness is a good example; so are sports, cooking, crafts, etc. But unfortunately not all impo
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by gyomu 2y ago
> But still allowed for rapid iteration on dynamic UIs for applications. This is the aspect that IMO was most harmed by the transition to Swift - and then later to a much deeper extent by SwiftUI, which makes quickly refactoring UI code
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by gyomu 2y ago
If you’re confused about what this is - it’s to prevent AI scraping. > Anubis uses a proof-of-work challenge to ensure that clients are using a modern browser and are able to calculate SHA-256 checksums https://anubis.techaro.
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by gyomu 2y ago
I could also see unscrupulous businesses swapping out original parts in machines sent for repair for cheaper ones as a way to drive their costs down. The vast majority of customers wouldn’t be able to tell/prove what happened.
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Fujifilm Launches GFX100RF medium format camera(fujifilm.com)
2 points by gyomu 2y ago|0 comments
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DMA Article 6(7) Interoperability Question and Answers for iOS and iPadOS(digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu)
3 points by gyomu 2y ago|0 comments
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by gyomu 2y ago
There's this great article on the Optimus Maximus, and how it directly lead to the now popular Stream Deck (by Elgato, not the Steam Deck by Valve) https://www.theverge.com/c/features/24191410/elgato-stre
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by gyomu 2y ago
I once worked in a design research lab for a famous company. There was a fairly senior, respected guy there who was determined to kill the keyboard as an input mechanism. I was there for about a decade and every year he'd have some new
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by gyomu 2y ago
The statement of purpose on the website ( https://open-ui.org ) is much clearer with their actual goal than the wordy Github document: > The purpose of the Open UI, a W3C Community Group, is to allow web developers to style an
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by gyomu 2y ago
Disclaimer: I am an interaction designer who cares deeply about this topic, but want to push on the boundary of the discourse rather than falling into easy clichés. The thoughts below are not meant in the spirit of being a takedown, but rat
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by gyomu 2y ago
There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of designers in software. - designers who come from an advertising/visual design/motion design/packaging/print (although those are a dying breed)/etc background. Those people c
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Turkey's translators are training the AI tools that will replace them(restofworld.org)
1 points by gyomu 2y ago|0 comments
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by gyomu 2y ago
The real reason why states are pouring billions into AI isn't to generate silly emoji, help people rewrite their emails, or make a web app without learning how to code. It's for autonomous drone warfare. Invading a neighboring nat
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by gyomu 2y ago
The fact that these models can only play up to a certain point seems like an interesting indication as to the inherent limitation of their capabilities. After all, the game does not introduce any significant new mechanics beyond the first c
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by gyomu 2y ago
> Dan, who created the video of Pompeii, says he recognises a lots of details in his videos are historically inaccurate. "AI-generated content isn't perfect, and while I strive for accuracy, these videos are more about evoking
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by gyomu 2y ago
> It was far from flawless, but it was really trying to push the boundaries of a young medium. Great read, it made me realize how far we've come. Video games as an art are really in an interesting spot right now - big budget proje
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by gyomu 2y ago
> This definitely seems like the wrong platform to experiment with this technique As an owner of a playdate, it’s kind of the wrong platform for… everything. So in that sense it’s right at home. You have to respect the vision, execution,
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by gyomu 2y ago
What’s a good flask (+jinja) equivalent for rust?
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by gyomu 2y ago
For now foldable devices are still super expensive and only interesting to hardcore tech enthusiasts, but I strongly feel foldable tech is what will finally bring some innovation to phones & tablets, whose form factor has been stagnant
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by gyomu 2y ago
Absolutely love the PSP - it was such a mind blowing piece of hardware at the time. The portables in my life were an iPod and a Game Boy Advance. Then a buddy of mine showed me the model he had just imported from Japan running Wipeout - it

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