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by ks2048 1y ago
More importantly to the plan than killing people - is running away with billions in tax dollars.
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by ks2048 1y ago
Could a proxy service (like Charles) see if photos are leaving your device? It seems "scanning your photos" could mean doing something on device or sending your data elsewhere. The former seems like it would be a much bigger scand
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by ks2048 1y ago
If you set the access to “Limited Access”, then that’s what the App has. It’s not a decision for WhatsApp to make - it’s in iOS.
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by ks2048 1y ago
Exactly this exists. (It’s called PHPickerViewController). It does not require permissions because the image upload process is explicitly choosing an asset. Photo centric apps may choose more extensive APIs, but those require OS-level permi
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by ks2048 1y ago
> And where is the example of a successful govt run business? If you look at the list of largest companies by revenue [1], 4 of the top 6 are state-owned. (I'm not saying I support this move by Trump - and natural resources are prob
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by ks2048 1y ago
> CEO Jensen Huang has said robotics is the company’s largest growth opportunity outside of artificial intelligence Does "robotics outside of AI" imply they want to get into making actual robots (beyond the GPU "brains&quo
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by ks2048 1y ago
> So in the end, it's really rare that any endpoints ever have "/v2" in the name. This is an interesting empirical question - take the 100 most used HTTP APIs and see what they do for backward-incompatible changes and
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by ks2048 1y ago
If you only break one or two functions, it seems ok. But, some change in a core data type could break everything, so adding a prefix "/v2/" would probably be cleaner.
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by ks2048 1y ago
I see the page about "Data Sources", but would be interested in more info about how it was made. Do people use "auto-layout" algorithms for placement of labels? Or maybe it is just started with something basic and have t
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by ks2048 1y ago
It's worth noting that Unicode already defines a "General Category" for all code points that categorizes some of these types of "weird" characters. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_characte
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by ks2048 1y ago
I think an intuitive way is: Your starting point is on a circle at angle theta_1 and you want to draw an arc of length delta_theta (positive or negative). You could define the circle via center (x,y) or radius. Edit: it looks like the SVG d
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by ks2048 1y ago
When I see these stats, I think of all the ways "percentage of code" could be defined. I ask an AI 4 times to write a method for me. After it keeps failing, I just write it myself. AI wrote 80% of the code!
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by ks2048 1y ago
Grifter hint - he references a self-named entity "Loeb Scale" that isn't already well-established with term with his name. I seem to remember a anecdote that Peter Shor gave lectures on his quantum factorization algorithm and
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by ks2048 1y ago
Other responses were getting at the same ideas, but to put in concisely, an Emacs-based solution is: 1. keyboard driven 2. programmable 3. within an ecosystem they are already within (lightweight, cross-platform, etc).
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by ks2048 1y ago
Nice work. Have you looked at the MMS models from Meta and how do they compare? By publicly release, does that mean offering an API or have you considered huggingface model release? I understand why that might not be best for your business
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by ks2048 1y ago
Thank you for adding icons to the readme bullet points. With a “painter’s palette” icon in front of “Design System”, I know much care was taken to ensure this is a high quality repo.
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by ks2048 1y ago
When you look at a 2D surface, you directly observe all the values on that surface. For a loss-function, the value at each point must be computed. You can compute them all and "look at" the surface and just directly choose the low
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by ks2048 1y ago
> This is a solved problem: Rsync does it. Can you explain what the solution is? I don't mean the details of the rsync algorithm, but rather what it would like like from the users' perspective. What files are on your local file
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by ks2048 1y ago
I'm not sure binary diffs are the problem - e.g. for storing images or MP3s, binary diffs are usually worse than nothing.
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by ks2048 1y ago
Also, on smaller screens, in the coding page, the mostly empty header takes up half the screen.
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by ks2048 1y ago
I made it 8 seconds into the "function pointers in C" video and immediately stopped. It went too fast to read the code examples and diagrams. (second "slide" appears for 1 second.. and what is that array it is showing?)
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by ks2048 1y ago
If they want to support it out-of-the box, they'll still have to embed a model file (roughly 500 MB - 3GB, varying size and quality)
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by ks2048 1y ago
It says 8 million images. So, 13.2 images/second for one week. I'm wondering about more the data - did they use Google's API or work with Google to use the data?
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by ks2048 1y ago
According to one count, 32% of languages don't have articles (although only based on 620 languages. 198 / 620). https://wals.info/chapter/37
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by ks2048 1y ago
So, should the David Woodard article have a section about this?
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by ks2048 1y ago
So, "system card" now means what used to be a "paper", but without lots of the details?
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by ks2048 1y ago
I agree about Tao in general, but here, > AI technology is now rapidly approaching the point of transition from qualitative to quantitative achievement. I don't get it. The whole history of deep learning was driven by quantitative a
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by ks2048 1y ago
Interesting. I knew Spanish izquierda (left) came from Basque, but I didn't realize it was to avoid a taboo word like sinister.
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by ks2048 1y ago
In Wiktionary, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sinister#Latin it shows a few definitions of "sinister" in Latin that seem contradictory. "left", "perverse/bad", but "auspicious&qu
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by ks2048 1y ago
It seems EU governments should be preventing US companies from dominating their countries.

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