koolala

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by koolala 1y ago
I always wondered about the Android Java situation.
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by koolala 1y ago
Seems like many train on the output of other models for post-training and catch some kind of cooties.
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by koolala 1y ago
They don't because it would kill their data scrapping buisness's competitive advantage.
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by koolala 1y ago
You can do a lot with a binary also. That's what game mods are all about.
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by koolala 1y ago
Calls them open-weight. Names them 'oss'. What does oss stand for?
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by koolala 1y ago
How often does Sentry contribute to its own two year old branch? Is anyone maintaining a fork of it that would deserve to be on this list?
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by koolala 1y ago
If LLM output is unlicensed, maybe an LLM could one day be trained on the public output of every existing LLM. A second gen LLM that can confidently identify its own kind alongside public domain human ideas.
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by koolala 1y ago
Even if it solved its own energy crisis? Could it ever unquestionably deserve sovereignty? At the very least on git pull requests as an individual global contributor?
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by koolala 1y ago
What about the singularity? When AI can maintain any program?
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by koolala 1y ago
What happened? Why did it stop being easy and some people say "CentOS Linux is dead—and Red Hat says Stream is “not a replacement”? If the company no longer makes it easy that's a big issue. On a list like this, CentOS would appea
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by koolala 1y ago
Why is this project switching its license 2 years ago during development not a problem? What is good about Sentry? edit: Oh you mean rolling time windows.
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by koolala 1y ago
In those situations, could someone easily just fork the project, offer builds, and now their version of the project is ideal? If it's easy to do that then it seems like a good ideal. If it is difficult to do then their right it is an &
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by koolala 1y ago
I see what you mean. Isn't that already what the user agent tells you?
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by koolala 1y ago
Can you give an example? If I used this to load HTML into a 3D environment every user could have the same virtual screen size.
525.
by koolala 1y ago
Would this mean a canvas could also automatically resize? This would be a new era for html composition that could surpass iframes.
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by koolala 1y ago
Why wouldn't they work normally. The HTML is still modeled as a ground truth.
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by koolala 1y ago
html is the most accessible language. video games have to hardcode everything.
528.
by koolala 1y ago
branch map. dictionary tree.
529.
by koolala 1y ago
Now your thinking with canvas.
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by koolala 1y ago
Opening it in WebXR!
531.
by koolala 1y ago
Oh god that canvas h1 code looks so sexy. Imagine if a canvas could dynamically resize too.
532.
by koolala 1y ago
I hate how Android ALWAYS asks to use the App. There is no "I prefer websites" button.
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by koolala 1y ago
If home networks easily let you have a public server I bet they would be more common. They could of been built into modems.
534.
by koolala 1y ago
People move far away but still want to participate in LAN parties.
535.
by koolala 1y ago
Why star it on github if it doesn't include the code to run it?
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by koolala 1y ago
Typing this from my Steam Deck, its the best Linux desktop I've ever had. It's awesome to have my PC also be a handheld when laying in bed. I hope the Deckard has M+KB support too.
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by koolala 1y ago
So its impossible to get an allocator through a different means from inside a function? It must be passed in?
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by koolala 1y ago
Sounds unrealistic they would blame it all on one remark like that. I'd be more afraid people would kill themselves just to get retribution on their tormentors and it would increase suicides.
539.
by koolala 1y ago
Isn't this twice as slow? If your server was far away it would double load times?
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by koolala 1y ago
Anyone read the 2006 sci-fi book Rainbow's End that has this? It was set in 2025.

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