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by iamjackg 3y ago
Oh, that's really cool. I was trying to solve this from a different perspective a while ago: I wanted to add some pre-processing that would take a "normal" shell script and render it to the `script` part of the corresponding
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Thank you so much! It's all done in After Effects, with some Photoshop work for more complex graphics. The voice over was kindly provided by my wife.
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Briefly, but I realized that the creative satisfaction of the whole thing came from being able to do everything myself, so giving that up would have made it pointless to me. I feel bad about it because it's definitely a bit of a narcis
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Yeah! Search for "zombie mode" on this page: https://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Gameboy_sound_hardware
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Oops! I just added it.
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by iamjackg 3y ago
A long, long time ago I started a YouTube series[0] on the internal workings of the Game Boy during a brief break from work. I eventually started working again and animating the episodes was taking way too long, so I had to stop, but I&#x27
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by iamjackg 3y ago
If a business can't handle its own scale without negatively affecting its customers, it should probably stop growing. It's the same issue we see with Google accounts being seemingly randomly terminated. Since that probably won&#x2
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by iamjackg 3y ago
> Halftime D&B Isn't that Drumstep? If not, I'd love some examples because that sounds very much up my alley. > Why does Pendulum (a band) get a node on here? There is no such genre as Pendulum. The guide actually explai
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by iamjackg 3y ago
I'm not sure I would say your $14 doesn't go to the creators: they get paid per minute watched when the user has Premium. A while ago Lon Seidman published a video discussing his YouTube earnings, and he mentioned that Premium is
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by iamjackg 3y ago
I used Opera Mini for many, many years on a variety of phones, from "dumb" feature phones to my N-Gage. What an incredible product it was! Thank you for allowing me to read cool stuff in Wikipedia while I was bored in school. It m
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by iamjackg 3y ago
I worked on a pull request to implement it in Terminator a long time ago, but eventually gave up. Control mode was contributed to tmux by the author of iTerm2, and if you explore the iTerm2 codebase you can definitely see that they're
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by iamjackg 3y ago
I'm sorry, I should have been clearer -- I meant that I wish this would be a locally self-hostable observability solution for OpenAI-compatible APIs in general, not something that can only be deployed to Azure and is tied specifically
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by iamjackg 3y ago
This looks great, although the Azure requirement makes it a no-go for me. I just keep wishing for a simple solution that is easy to self-host locally. After a lot of work I managed to get an instance of Helicone running, but it's made
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by iamjackg 3y ago
For those who don't know, it's a reference to Technology Connections[0], another incredible YouTube channel. Alec, the host, is very fond of that bit[1]. [0] https://youtube.com/@TechnologyConnections [1] https:&
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Reducing the precision of the weights from high precision floating points to either lower precision floats or even integers. You'd think it would greatly reduce the performance of a model, but in most cases the decline in quality is ex
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Test for Ricardo(twitter.com)
6 points by iamjackg 3y ago|7 comments
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by iamjackg 3y ago
For some reason the Max field in the picture says 42.4°, but if you look at the center target you'll see that it says 88.7°. I missed it too at first and was equally confused.
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Very cool project! I'm mainly drawn to this because it seems easier to set up for self-hosting than Helicone[0], which is doing the exact same thing. [0]: https://github.com/Helicone/helicone EDIT: I take it back
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Do you have a source on that being the reason? I'm extremely curious. The amount of work it takes to keysound a track (and figure out hot to not make it awkward at lower difficulty levels) seems like a much more reasonable reason not t
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Ask HN: How are you using LLMs in your daily life?
3 points by iamjackg 3y ago|0 comments
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by iamjackg 3y ago
That's worse than many Disney park attractions. They could take a lesson or two from their operations folks.
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Looks great! Very excited to try this out. At first glance I have one concern and one suggestion: Concern: you mention it supports the actual ChatGPT Web API -- isn't this against their terms of service? I'd be wary of publishing
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by iamjackg 3y ago
I'm so confused. It seems like a joke (DankGPT and mentions of GPT5) but then it actually works. Is it just a tiny wrapper on top of langchain meant to poke fun at all the thin API-wrapper startups?
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by iamjackg 3y ago
I had a great run in with BGR a few years ago when I found out that some production batches of a Dell monitor model had BGR panels instead of RGB. I also had trouble getting other people to see what I was talking about. Ended up writing a b
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by iamjackg 3y ago
> Isn't being freed from slavery the same as being freshly immigrated with 0$? Well, if you're immigrating, it isn't <country you're moving to>'s fault you have no money. If you've been enslaved, it&#x
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Type II fun: https://www.rei.com/blog/climb/fun-scale I'm curious why you consider going to Disney faux-traveling. It's an opinion I hear often (and I once held) but everybody seems to get there for diff
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by iamjackg 3y ago
It's not quite to that level, but they carefully study the acoustics and position all speakers so the transition is gradual and not jarring. They might also choose songs that have elements of both lands to use in areas close to the tra
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by iamjackg 3y ago
Nintendo actually spent a considerable amount of time balancing exactly that metric for Zelda Breath of the Wild, according to a presentation they did in 2017. They replicated some Osaka landmarks in the engine to gauge how to space landmar
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by iamjackg 3y ago
OpenAI released this earlier this month: https://openai.com/blog/function-calling-and-other-api-updat...
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1.2.x Versions not available anymore on PyPI(github.com)
6 points by iamjackg 3y ago|2 comments

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