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by jansan 1y ago
Some examples are quite impressive, but the one with the ice bear on the white mug is very underwhelming and the co-drawing looks like it was hacked together by a vibe coder.
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by jansan 1y ago
Hey, we have a great product that everyone likes. Let's push a totally buggy and unfinished version IV out in a hurry and see how customers will react...
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by jansan 1y ago
Thanks for the correction, Freud would have been be proud of me.
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by jansan 1y ago
Jack White uses a theremin in "Fear of the Dark", just so you know that it can be used in rock music, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3xPyPEOmmM
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by jansan 1y ago
Europe should counter this with 500% tariffs. I (being German) really want to see a comeback of French cinema.
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by jansan 1y ago
I once had a room filled with an infinite number of monkeys typing on typewriters and one of them typed the source code of Windows ME. Now that's what I call mysterious!
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by jansan 1y ago
Thanks, but I know that. Most of the time it works, sometimes it doesn't.
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by jansan 1y ago
I agree, they should focus more on quality, because there are still a ton of tiny, yet annoying issues. In Webstorm it sometimes does not recognize comments (colorizes them as code), does not reliably recognize multi line ToDos, and frequen
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by jansan 1y ago
What I find more important is the ability to get reproducible results for testing. I do not know about other LLMs, but Cohere allows setting a seed value. When setting the same seed value it will always give you the same result for a specif
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by jansan 1y ago
Unfortunately in the CSS implementation of oklab Chroma takes priority over Lightness, so if you have high Chroma and Lightness at 100% that results in a color outside the RGB gamut, it will not give you white, but the lightest color with t
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It took me two days to check that these 'theorems' were just made up by ChatGPT(old.reddit.com)
7 points by jansan 1y ago|1 comments
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by jansan 1y ago
Working on a bitmap vectorizer for my SVG editor Hyvector https://www.hyvector.com I am also working on the last few remaining issues of Hyvector, of which some are surprisingly difficult to solve and AI unfortunately cannot hel
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by jansan 1y ago
Three simple reasons: - It's spherical - The pattern of the tiles slightly resembles the pattern on the death star - When you open it, it looks like it "explodes", like every proper death star eventually does
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by jansan 1y ago
What a gem of a project. I am a huge fan of the PS 2014. To me it is one of the best IKEA products ever, even better than the discontiued Broder shelf system. We bought the large version with copper reflector for my son's room almost t
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by jansan 1y ago
> I wouldn't say so at all. Poor eyesight carries on smartly. Baldness. I enjoy both. What is the problem with baldness other than having a cheap excuse for not being successful in life? I actually enjoy looking a bit like Larry Fin
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by jansan 1y ago
This clickbait would sound less dramatic if they put the relative loss of 0.6% into the headline, wouldn't it?
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by jansan 1y ago
Signal processing engineers against the rest of the world.
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by jansan 1y ago
> I don't think it has anything to do with display technologies though. Imagine this: there is a computer that is dedicated to image processing. It has no display, no CRT, no LCD, nothing. The computer is running a service that is r
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by jansan 1y ago
If you have a set of points, why can't you just map them to an interval [0, 1] before fitting the polynomial?
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by jansan 2y ago
It's probably about preventing the AI from turning into the next TayTweets experiment. Or developing into a Skynet like entity trying to take down civilization, but that would be a bit far fetched IMO.
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by jansan 2y ago
> "was really closely involved in preparing the successor to the preparedness framework" At least they did not lose their humor. I think it must be pretty cool stacking cans of beans in the basement of a multi billion company (
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by jansan 2y ago
This is awesome. When I was a child I typed ASCII art on my mothers two-color typewriter. Now, if I can retire and have a lot of free time, I may go to the typography museum in Leipzig and spend a few days typesetting an ASCII-fied "Te
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by jansan 2y ago
It's is not noticeable at all. Also, you would barely see the difference in the chart if they actually used a zero axis. Here is a better (more honest) chart: Edge 132 | 28.8 ############################# Edge 133 | 29.6
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OK Go – Love [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jansan 2y ago|0 comments
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by jansan 2y ago
> But what are you going to do? Not get in? Not call a Lyft the next time.
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by jansan 2y ago
In 2023 they offered "a severance package starting at 16 weeks salary plus two weeks for every additional year at Google". I think Adam was at Google for more than five years, which would make it half a year of severance. But as I
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by jansan 2y ago
You may be correct in general, but in this particular case I do not see how Adam should have any difficulties in finding a very good paying job at another company.
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by jansan 2y ago
I think implementing a dithering algorithm is one of the most satisfying projects, because it is fun, small(ish) and you know when you are done. Of course, unless you are trying to implement something completely insane like Surface-Stable F
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by jansan 2y ago
Or it should be changed to MT -> Mechanical Turk "Our bleeding edge AI/MT app..." does not sound bad at all.
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by jansan 2y ago
> Initially built using the Google Gemini 2.5 Pro AI LLM model. What does this mean?

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