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by ipsum2 1y ago
You've listed DAC/Amp brands, what about actual speakers?
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Pyrefly is a rewrite of Pyre, a Python typechecker which has been around for 4-5 years. Pyre is the strictest type checker I've used, compared to mypy, but its kind of a pain to set up.
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> likely allows for higher-quality images overall What makes you say that?
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Most states have free or reduced priced lunch for those who are low-income. The families who can afford to pay, do.
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Did you read the next paragraphs? It literally describes the details. I would quote the parts that respond to your question, but I would be quoting the entire post. > This confidential computing infrastructure, built on top of a Trusted
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There's still the confounding variable of size and resolution (eg supermarket price tags).
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Why do you think that the high refresh rate is the main reason for the high price, instead of resolution or screen size?
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Do people find NotebookLM useful? For my use case of converting papers into podcasts, the explanations are too general (which misses the important parts of the paper) and contain too much fluff. I suspect that changing the underlying model
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by ipsum2 1y ago
The fact that this argument is made by the editor in chief of The Verge really shows that logic is not priority for their journal.
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It was mentioned briefly. https://ai.meta.com/sam3
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Sapling is actively developed, not "dead after 3 months": https://github.com/facebook/sapling/commits/main/ Have not tried building Buck2 (no personal use for it), but its also actively develop
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It's literally working? What did you expect?
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The performance is basically so bad it's unusable though, segmentation models and object detection models are still the best, for now.
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LLMs could not use tools on day one.
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Looks like a Claude Code clone.
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All YouTube live streams are like this.
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You have a picture of yourself or a friend, with a watermark on it. You remove the watermark. Now the picture looks nicer when you look at it. Why's this difficult?
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Monoprice cables are made in China. They'll also cost 10x.
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You've been downvoted, but you are 100% correct. It is the result of the UPU treaty: https://www.weforum.org/stories/2018/10/us-withdrawing-144-y...
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Aliexpress has the same problem, quite frustrating.
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Google announced this in 2021, but never released it AFAICT: https://blog.google/technology/health/ai-dermatology-preview...
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It's not illegal to remove watermarks from photos. Ethics is another thing.
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Just go to the domain and find out.
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Google Gemini (2.5 pro) made the same "mistake", their data cut off is January 2025, and AIME 2024 is in Feburary 2024..
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It's open source: https://github.com/Kilo-Org/kilocode , so they are giving back. I haven't looked into what features they offer, since I'm happy with Cline for now
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Wow, it looks better than I expected.
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The second sentence contradicts your statement This soon will be available to all Gemini Advanced subscribers on Android devices, and today we’re bringing it to more people, starting with all Gemini app users on Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S
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Why wouldn't it apply? From what I can tell, openai is still (ostensibly) a non-profit
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Gary Marcus has a tendency of not telling the truth and cherry picking facts, but in this case, the bill change does seem real. It is disgusting that he is using someone's suicide as a conspiracy theory though. https://legis
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Had to skip to basically the end to find out the reason: tl;dr: > On March 25, tech staffers and contractors at the VA noticed an unfamiliar name trying to push changes that could impact VA.gov code. It was Sahil Lavingia, a newcomer to

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