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john2x
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john2x
2y ago
A quick search suggests the Android user end needs to install 3rd party apps for it to work? Has that changed recently?
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I'm still waiting for iMessage to work with Android phones.
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2y ago
Just say it’s AI generated
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2y ago
Cropping the centre of a fisheye photo will look the same as a normal or telephoto lens if they are taken at the same distance (the crop will have less resolution of course)
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at 1k/mo I suspect people would get quite upset if the product doesn’t deliver all the time. and for something as vague as an LLM, it will fuck up enough at some point. $200/mo is enough to make decision makers feel powerful and r
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2y ago
Does it work with multiple inputs on touch screens?
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2y ago
Different sets for different wavelength ranges
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2y ago
Thanks to Valve and Steam, it is a viable option and apparently a pretty good one at that
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Yes, exactly. Which is why I still think LLMs are here to stay (in local-only form, none of these hosted solutions). We worked around capacitive touchscreen's limitations and quirks. But the hype and valuations around LLMs at the momen
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2y ago
LLMs are like the capacitive touchscreen that the iPhone introduced. A novel way to interface with computers. It’s being hyped like it’s the iPhone itself. But it’s really just one piece of it.
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2y ago
Needs to be a periodic table
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2y ago
dang
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2y ago
Maybe that’s one way to retain engineers who are effectively millionaires.
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2y ago
Horses don't revolt
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2y ago
It was Wings3D for me. It's like Vim bindings for 3D modeling software. It's written in Erlang too, which is completely unexpected.
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2y ago
Line go up. The only three words that matter nowadays.
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2y ago
once the model is trained, what happens to the hardware and infrastructure?
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The funny thing is that they eventually circled back to server-side rendering. It just has a cool TLA now.
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2y ago
It’s easy to find. It has a unique icon and everything. It even has a dedicated shortcut to move files to it. Why would you not use it?
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2y ago
Yeah the 3rd season really upped the stakes. Kinda makes sense if the target audience grew up alongside the series. But for newcomers, it’ll probably be quite jarring.
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2y ago
Have you seen Hilda on Netflix? It’s amazing.
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2y ago
It has a good text editor now, thanks to evil-mode
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2y ago
3D TV and Cinema
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2y ago
I hope that it's this. Artists are trend setters, and often define a generation's culture. Alienating them is (or should be) a huge mistake in my mind.
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2y ago
I bet it's Guix users doing this /s
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2y ago
Practically fool proof. A net positive for society.
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3y ago
> Then pay for your crap! Yeah, they may want to reword that.
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3y ago
Don't want that to end up in the training data huh
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3y ago
Just a couple million years of training!
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3y ago
Is that talk mentioned in the quote available online?
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