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   by larodi 1y ago

   Have you tried loading 500k features into QGIS? Well, try it and we talk again. Govs used QGIS as alternative to pricey ESRI subscriptions, but come to realize that it is struggling even as a viewer. Happily latest versions allow simplifica
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   by larodi 1y ago

   its good for teaching, otherwise it may be super clumsy with large layers and this is unsolvable in the near future. ref. ticket. even so, we must admit, is still the most comprehensive opensource something to compete with esri.
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   by larodi 1y ago

   and of course the king - PostGIS and also that qgis installs 1g+ of all these goodies tied together.
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   by larodi 1y ago

   and makes so much sense in the context of this recent blog from TM's researchers https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45200925
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Brother Ставри, tell me how exactly does JS run without an executable? Sorry you miss the fact JS’s executable was initially bundled with Netscape WHIcH was the executable. Your argument makes even less sense. Executable or not, the suitabi
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   by larodi 1y ago

   I keep following closely, but my point is really about the language adoption as such as a choice for web. But I’ll cut short with predictions here as more downvotes are always a difficult thing to swallow in the morning. .)
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   by larodi 1y ago

   The memory box part is the real hackers delight here. Thanks for taking the time to share this with us:)
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Joke is Python never made it a front end web language given how easy it was for JS to become a backend and how many of these Python frameworks actually copy off JS, even though Python is older and from a perspective - neater…
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Is it solar powered?
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Thanks for taking time to explain. Perhaps I should also take time to share our setup in some sort of blog or gist.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    But there’s no way to skip HDMI right? I mean I’m not familiar with ML, but think whether some wiring can be spared. Don’t these cameras expose wifi of some sort? IMHO even 800x600 is okay for most streaming needs. And particularly when sou
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Kagi was definitely also not accessible. Certain services (including Google) were accessible via CF VPN, perhaps other VPN offerings also.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    I'm interested in using all kinds of devices for streaming live video from live (think music) events via OBS with minimal effort. Current setup is with a device (just an old iPhone can do) which provides WiFi connectivity, then another
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Nice breakdown but renders awfully on Safari Mobile/iOS
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    by larodi 1y ago

    I’d expect Cisco to publish an article on thousands of Cisco devices with default passwords still there in the open. Definitely not credible to speak about ML stuff and of course - Ollama has never been production-ready in the sense iOS (Ci
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    by larodi 1y ago

    If I’m to get a secondhand camera to run MM which would your recommend? 200D or 600D?
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    by larodi 1y ago

    I didn't say one does not to discover the causal relationships, but once discovered, such relationships can be explored and followed and _inferred_ on in a very syllogistic manner. My comment was really about the proposal in the artic
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    by larodi 1y ago

    An LLM is a lossy compression before all else. Then after u can call it names.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Why not use PROLOG then, is the essence of cause and effect in programming. And also can expound syllogisms.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    …save for the CRT
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Of course it must be RAG of some sort, this is a super low-lying fruit to grab onto. But then it is perhaps not so easy, and it is not a silver bullet to kill off competition such as Perplexity, which, honestly, handles this whole summary-s
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    by larodi 1y ago

    there was a joke like 15 years ago in googlis non est, ergo non est which sums very well how people are super biased to believe the search results.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    This would’ve generated immense interest one year ago. What happened ?
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Not sure why the new lines would not print, it was a message copy-pasted from Sublime Text i think via FF on Macos15
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Curious indeed, no offense in my previous comments, Sir. Perhaps you are the same Milen who worked on Socialite? Not sure I find it in your resumee but the Джумеров name matches this article .) https://www.novinite.bg/index.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    My experience with Jetson Nano was that it had to have its Ubuntu debloatred first (with 3rd party script) before we could get their NN something library to run the image recognition, designated to run on this device. These seem to be highl
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    by larodi 1y ago

    My point being that it is a very neat way to now-and-then onboard some new users. Wonder if those submitting thew 'news' are in any way affiliated, or perhaps - from the team.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    This at least 10th post of Monodraw on hn https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8433417 - oct 09 2014 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9545252 - may 14 2015 https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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    by larodi 1y ago

    When one controls the OS and much of the delivery chain, it is not unthinkable to decide to through some billions of $$$ to create a chop optimized to serve exactly your needs. So this is precisely what Apple did, and we can argue it was lo
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Now and then I remember this Hyperion book by Dan Simmons where everyone had a cross-like gadget glued to their chests, controlled by a TechnoCore - a civilization of AIs, which enabled people to cast themselves through space portals. As th