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Design systems PM for Figma here. What the author is saying here is correct for enterprise-scale companies. To your point where you urge for rapid iteration, if Microsoft launched a new product and needed all buttons to have a dropdown for
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This whack-a-mole approach, while definitely good, is likely already dead as far as a way to prevent these actions. Local LLMs that have no restrictions will continue to get better. If anything the best thing about this post is not the acti
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3y ago
FWIW, based off of Steam's hardware stats from this January: 54% have at least that much VRAM 79% have at least that much RAM 44% are on Windows 11 36% have the required video card
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3y ago
Good catch - missed that!
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This one is immensely more powerful and should be used if you want anything more than a "neat, that's a nice ballpark to have" estimate like what you'd get from mine.
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3y ago
Meta comment - what is going on with the network traffic on that page? Seems like there's ~20 network requests per second that are sustained when I open it up. Scrolling through the article and it ended up with 2k requests. Was getting
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3y ago
If anyone wants an extremely simplified "when can I retire given x expenses and y income" calculator, I threw together one here: https://html.non.io/simple-retirement-calculator/ Screenshot with op's sce
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Getting really meta here, I was curious what GPT4 and Gemini Advanced thought of this discussion. I started with this prompt: "Here's a collection of comments on hackernews discussing the differences between GPT4 and Google Gemini
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3y ago
Please correct me if I'm wrong here (I've been out of the crypto game for a couple years), but I don't think crypto holds up here. The nature of transaction fees with crypto is they scale exponentially with demand. Monero fee
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3y ago
You can sideload Apollo. It's a bit sketchy, but it's been nice having it back.
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3y ago
It's more likely that they felt the cost of challenging this was worth it from a cost/benefit standpoint.
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3y ago
Off topic: What’s the deal with the number characters and the $ clearly being different Unicode code points than the standard ascii characters here?
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I dont think that's it. My sites that are using letsencrypt certs are fine, ie https://image.non.io/3dd1e56e-d8c8-4d0d-9d01-a7367a6ea794.we...
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I'm getting a certificate error hitting this site: https://image.non.io/a2349bf1-faba-49e4-85f4-4ef2ddbd9aa4.we... Anyone else seeing this?
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It's one of our big barriers over at Figma. Creative tools in general hit this limit pretty quickly. For context, I was a very heavy user of Photoshop back in the day. Even a decade ago I remember hitting 20GB of active memory use for
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So I'm about to embark on a submission process for an iOS app that has a subscription currently, and I'm wondering if any app store pros can give advice, especially in light of this. The app is a reddit-like site where you subscri
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3y ago
Conceptually the reasons the author give for this (syntax highlighting and other features of vim outclass other terminal-based editors) make total sense. That said there's something absolutely defiling about this. It's like instal
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3y ago
Looks like they currently have around 4.51 GW of power generation in the state based off of this (someone please double check my math, but 3250GWh in Sept / 720 hours in Sept = 4.51GW): https://www.eia.gov/state/?s
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I very likely was incorrect about the chemical processes, so thank you for clarifying. This is remembering work for a decade ago, so I'm almost certainly wrong about some of the details.
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A really simple approach we took while I was working on a research team at Microsoft for predicting when AGI would land was simply estimating at what point can we run a full simulation of all of the chemical processes and synapses inside a
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3y ago
Link to a shot with the timestamp directly: https://youtu.be/YfHP9A07XYY?t=49 Agree with crooked-v here - the visibility is actually pretty great. That said, the research paper showed that it wasn't just a visibility i
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3y ago
These crazy prices are typically bought for the advertising of having paid those prices, they aren’t a reflection of cost of the goods. The 800k fish was the first fish auctioned in the new year, which gets a lot of news cycles given the im
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I wish I could approve specific template strings for notifications. I want things like "%s replied to your comment". I don't want things like, "%s is %d% off this week!".
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This is something quite close to me. Our family was fairly poor growing up (though later moved into upper-middle class), and when it came time for college it was a matter of "which college is offering me the most in scholarships?"
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3y ago
With prices of all streaming crawling upwards, and often multiple services being required to cover the catalog of what you want to watch, purchasing † has become a compelling option again. Realistically, if you're paying for Netflix,
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I too would be curious. That said, it's worth noting here that Masimo[0] is an actual company that produces pulse oximetry devices, not a patent troll. [0] https://www.masimo.com/
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cm isn’t a responsive or relative size, fyi. It’s fixed to 37.8px. It doesn’t change with the size / dpi of your monitor. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/Building_...
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3y ago
As others have mentioned, the pool is webp, avif, and jpeg-xl. If you’re building something today , webp likely has the best tradeoff of encoding speed, efficiency, and compatibility. For pure tiering, here’s how I’d rank them: *Efficiency
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I think a great example of this at a high level is Kanye West's "Famous" music video, which features fake nudes of 1. George W. Bush 2. Anna Wintour 3. Donald Trump 4. Rihanna 5. Chris Brown 6. Taylor Swift 7. Kanye West 8. K
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Based on where things are at, I feel like there's legitimately no way to stop this. That said, there will be attempts to stop this, and that is something I'm almost more scared about. What laws will be made attempting to stop wh
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