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by kleiba 2y ago
Slightly OT, but perhaps someone can help me out: what's a tried & tested setup to integrate a locally running AI coding assistent into Emacs?
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by kleiba 2y ago
Not any more, in fact.
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This seems like a problem that should be relatively easy to solve with technology.
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> Even as a kid parents and teachers will suggest to kids to edit words expressing uncertainty out of their writing. They are coached to talk like that when public speaking, at job interviews, and even dating. That's the first tim
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by kleiba 2y ago
One thing seems apparent: the strategy of the West to try and isolate Russia in response of their attacks on Ukraine has failed.
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by kleiba 2y ago
> Quit Social Media You can follow the author at https://x.com/profcalnewport .
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by kleiba 2y ago
Interesting to read the last section of the last chapter (17.6 Reinforcement Learning and the Future of Artificial Intelligence) given that the book is from 2020 and ChatGPT (in which RL plays a key role) was published in 2022.
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by kleiba 2y ago
Who would be liable?
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by kleiba 2y ago
Back in the 90's, I worked in a shared office and my desk was right by the door. I had a random little clip-on webcam, and at some point I wrote a small program that - with the camera facing the door - would detect when someone came in
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I hope you mean North American, because this story is from Canada.
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True. Btw, does anyone have hands-on experience with such a truck like, say, an F150 lightning?
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Most of the example you cite were not outpaced by the competition in the same market - they missed the boat when their tech space got disrupted by a completely new and different alternative to their product.
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by kleiba 2y ago
I did, however, specifically use future tense in my post. I agree that we're not there yet but I don't think that we have plateaud. The rapid spurts in GenAI from nothing to what we've got today in such a short amount of time
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It seems quite obvious that Gen AI will be a major change in the creation of game assets. If not stand-alone then certainly in the form of AIded (get it?) tooling. In particular there's huge potential for the indie market. If you'
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Why is that?
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Chinese humanoid robot Star 1 sets new speed record(digit.in)
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That's correct. It's sufficient that you in theory could listen to the radio, and it is assumed that pretty much everyone could.
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https://archive.is/5Wu3G
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This would be a nightmare to implement from a legal standpoint in Europe.
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Overpromise and underdeliver. But this strategy still has its merit because it often is important in a competetive market just to be "first" somehow and capture a certain notion in people's mind. Just like Tesla in general no
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In Germany, you cannot even legally listen to the radio without such a license (GEZ). It's also slightly more expensive than the UK TV License, coming in just under Netflix' premium plan (while offering mostly shite in return).
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People with solid info sec knowledge: this is a good opportunity to offer your expertise pro-bono for a good cause!
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A few years back, I used to host somewhat regular IF parties at my house. I used to have a projector and even a canvas then, and would hook up my computer to it with some IF game in fullscreen mode. A couple of my nerd friends would come ov
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There's no reason a bug fix for a free software needs to be non-free.
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Hence "almost".
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But are books and blogs even in the same info sphere? It seems to me that they address quite different information needs. Also, I'm wondering to what degree social networks (tiktok etc.) have replaced blogs as a main source for informa
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by kleiba 2y ago
Ah, okay. Thanks for clarifying, I was getting confused. But guix is free software, too, no?!
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Ask HN: Does GenZ still read blogs?
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GNU Boot is not free software?
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by kleiba 2y ago
> The chance are high that a random German speaks English Not sure how random my selection process was, but that certainly wasn't my experience when I lived in Germany a few years ago. Maybe in big cities, yes. But even in the bur

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