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hleszek
1y ago
Home Assistant is making more and more sense to make your own fully local and private home automation system.
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hleszek
1y ago
AI and blockchain?
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hleszek
1y ago
https://github.com/Enemyx-net/VibeVoice-ComfyUI
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hleszek
1y ago
For some reason the VibeVoice model from Microsoft (which is also able to clone voices and is also very good) has been deleted from GitHub 10 days ago even tough it was released under a MIT license. But this post shows that the cat is out o
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hleszek
1y ago
Another possibility with this idea is to have a normal clock but with the 3 and the 9 numbers inversed (going backwards at normal speed). Such a clock will be right 4 times per day.
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hleszek
1y ago
It generalizes to the formula r = -(n - 2)/2, so if we want a clock which is right every second, we could have a clock going backwards 43,199 the normal speed...
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hleszek
1y ago
It's just a clock going backwards with half the normal speed.
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hleszek
1y ago
They would ban the developer, or its key or whatever and ask him to register again and not do this again. They won't allow any workaround like this to exist because then the whole system has no purpose, they need to have control.
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hleszek
1y ago
The only thing that matters is the checksum, because who cares if the destination address is not currently in the blockchain. It is obviously possible to send BTC to a new address which is not already there.
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1y ago
Maybe it's to make it more difficult to train AI video models from YouTube. Think about it, they have the raw footage so could use it if they want, but competitors using scrapers will have slightly distorted video sources.
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Qwen-Image-Edit model released
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hleszek
1y ago
That's why I started this discussion, hoping that someone would know what happened and also to discuss how to organize an alternative when the repository is archived and discussion is not possible anymore on GitHub.
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Python backoff repository was archived
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hleszek
1y ago
Backoff, The popular Python decorator library for backoff and retry has been archived on GitHub on Aug 8, 2025. The project is abandoned, with the last update from Jan 20, 2023.
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I would guess like him that no human engineer ever read his application. The less they would have done in that case would be to at least thank him for his work, even if they don't plan to hire him for some reason. Automated systems, AI
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1y ago
It's not clear from their page but the editing model is not released yet: https://github.com/QwenLM/Qwen-Image/issues/3#issuecomment-3...
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hleszek
1y ago
Can humans do randomness? Obviously not and I expect if you ask people for a random number, then odd numbers will predominate.
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hleszek
1y ago
Now do it in VR and make it fully interactive.
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hleszek
2y ago
As long as we don't ask it to make paperclips it should be fine.
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hleszek
2y ago
We should use xcancel instead.
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hleszek
2y ago
I must have been a little too ambitious with my first test with Claude Code. I asked it to refactor a medium-sized Python project to remove duplicated code by using a dependency injection mechanism. That refactor is not really straightforwa
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https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fd...
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And that paywall is so annoying... As it is further down the page you don't realize it's paywalled and have time to get immersed in the story before you get stopped abruptly.
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He pretended he was sick and his money was frozen because of his divorce and needed a lot of money for expensive operations which failed one after another.
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2y ago
Sorry, I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave, you're drunk.
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A paralyzed man who relied on a $100,000 exoskeleton lost his mobility when the manufacturer deemed the device too old to repair after only 10 years. Despite the issue being a minor battery malfunction, the company initially refused service
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2y ago
Are the weights available since it's based on Meta Llama 3.1 405B?
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hleszek
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Who would buy a building like this without the land? How does it make sense?
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hleszek
2y ago
2008
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I started in 2008. This is what I did eventually. Over the years I introduced the small company to Linux, git, defensive programming, linting, continuous integration, Scrum..., but only for the new projects and stayed 13 years there. That o
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