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   by larodi 1y ago

   weirdly it claims my FF140 does not support webgl on Intel Mac with OSX15.7 which clearly supports Metal, and also supports webgl as per chronos website https://get.webgl.org/
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Well I would imagine portions of it are on every mobile device, and also Netflix and alike surely use it to encode video.
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Curl perhaps yes, but it employs zlib and libssl to operate, right so?
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Is anyone else on the opinion that ffmpeg now ranks 4th as the most used lib after ssl, zlib, and sqlite... given video is like omnipresent in 2025?
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   by larodi 1y ago

   I must be a prompt wizard then.
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Other people allowed their work to be reused by exposing it in the wild. Or at release allowed it to be retold in commercial manner, which voids their licensing whatevers.
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   by larodi 1y ago

   > This is hardly a suitable analogy. Care to explain why? Because using people's recipes to cook food in an industrialized manner seems likewise strangling to all small restaurants.
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   by larodi 1y ago

   very easy - you just download the ablated version in LM Studio or Ollama, and off you go. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ablation_(artificial_intellige...
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   by larodi 1y ago

   Of course they do, and everyone does, and it's your like in this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1xrNaTO1bI and given price of proper therapy is skyrocketing.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    In a world where a daily dose of amphetamines is just right for millions of people, this somehow cant be that surprising...
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    by larodi 1y ago

    McDonalds exists and is more or less synthetic food. But we still cook at home, and also want food to be cooked by humans. Even if food gets to be 3D-printed, some people will cook. Likewise people still write, and draw paintings. So these
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Next is - have it all in camper, solar, satellite and all.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Thanks, this is interesting, how could I miss an important algorithm related to graphs, incredible.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Depends on which school, as this is not taught at all outside mathematics school. My claim is you can teach it to 5th graders, this is what I tell my university students and I mean it. Myself and others from the math schools knew this algor
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    by larodi 1y ago

    indeed. and I can confirm I learned this algorithm back in the day in 8th grade, as we were given home assignments and myself had to read through a book 'introduction to Graphs' which was designated for 2nd university year student
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    by larodi 1y ago

    > I think we forget how old the term algorithm is. given Al Kwarizimi lived ~12 century (if memory serves right) it is a fairly old term in this regard. when was it that modern people started using the word, I'd bet beginning of 20t
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Good point to better use it for haikus. Not sure if it that good at it though.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Dijkstra is still very difficult for many and not universally taught in 7th grade even though you can arguably explain what a shortest path in a graph is to 14 y.o.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    …invented many of them algorithms? like which?
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Precisely my point, and there is little if any evidence, there is anyone among the big players who puts peoples' rights before else by respecting licensing agreements before scrapping for training. Indeed, Reddit sold their data the ot
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    by larodi 1y ago

    We be running them in PIs off spare juice in no time, and they be billions given how chips and embedded spreads…
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    by larodi 1y ago

    1. This also helps ppl better understand the crave for chat/social and generally getting high on internet info. now with local models being like pocket archives of most all that you can think of, it is also possible to do very accelera
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    by larodi 1y ago

    What makes us think font information made it into the traning set atll, rather than something more along the line of "all chars that look like this one are to be interpreted as 'a'". doesnt need to provide font name for
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    by larodi 1y ago

    We need to wake up and understand that all the information already uploaded is more or less a free web material, once taken through the lens of ML-somethings. With all the second, and third-order effects such as the fact that this changes c
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Thank you, brother. Besides not all that goes in HN is strictly LLM, really dunno why the scare.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Good they do it. Facebook took TBs of data to train, nobody knows what Goog does to evade whatever they want. the service is actually very convenient no matter faang likes it or not.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Given intros (where these keygen chiptunes originate from) were the precursor for, and are also considered by many to be part thereof, the demoscene, are we to assume this is also a UNESCO cultural heritage as per these news headlines... h
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    by larodi 1y ago

    Of course, brother, that’s the point. And while oldies one by one get to pair their IDEs with RAG+LLM autocompletes, some brothers keep raging against people using higher level code assistance. Which is both ridiculous and also very agressi
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    by larodi 1y ago

    1. Do authors of the books know about this and participate alongside in order to improve the second edition based on what you guys commented. 4. Have I insulated you in any way by asking these questions? If so - please take excuse.
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    by larodi 1y ago

    It makes a lot of sense to wire COM and WASM in some smart way.