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by larodi 4mo ago
Its a different planet entirely. At least since Jacquard's loom ran the first program. Perhaps even earlier - when the printing machine did the first print.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Well… tis difficult if one does not understand how grammars work, and therefore parsers. But we’ve seen people use stuff like ContextFreé’s Design Grammar, without even being IT guys, and still figure themselves around. The whole notion gra
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by larodi 4mo ago
Font claims to support Bulgarian Cyrillic but in fact supports the Russian one, which is different and very often overlooked as the same by font designers.
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by larodi 4mo ago
I would prefer GroundingDINo which is a sort of SAM and Dino combo which does open vocabulary.
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by larodi 4mo ago
One thing I don’t get I why the article is credited to ‘Contributing Author’. Meanwhile their very own Peter Skalski already does super job with host write ups and examples of all YOLO sorts and is well respected.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Read through his papers, and these are substantial accusations. Perhaps Hinton et al. should investigate, and either a) correct themselves by properly citing these Munich researchers; or b) proove they did not base their work (unlikely) on
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by larodi 4mo ago
Some if not most coverage will be off, indeed, but then the important stuff can get you lots of benefits. This makes sense even today for selectively patching the kernel. I’m sure many people been odd by the complexity of it while now it is
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by larodi 4mo ago
Well in reality if you want a custom OS perhaps scavenging parts is a thing to do indeed. I just speculated whether Linux can be further improved by automatic programming and still keep the handmade parts.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Wonder when is someone going to brave and fork the linux kernel and try to ffwd it with automatic programming.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Microsoft Classic has COM+. It can be automated. U can automate it via POSH or whatever u like. It is super solid piece of software. Bloated or not is a very wrong move to take automation away from ppl.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Precisely this. That somehow is okay to put your trust into man in the middle. To your comment how you do it - yes it is difficult to do it right, but not impossible.
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by larodi 4mo ago
The fact OpenRouter strips https to reroute screams danger already.
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by larodi 4mo ago
The curiosity is that these companies somehow got around crimes and are above law (1) and these crimes mean something in a limited jurisdiction, like copyright laws of USA/Canada are not world’s (2). So it’s all cyberpunk at this point
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by larodi 4mo ago
Definitely interesting in having lots of things running lora AND meshes. Thanks.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Sadly this is not a joke nor some doomsday thinking. Google recently repurposed thousands of phones for server needs. Why? Well guess why… to teach everyone tis coming.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Twas probably also prompted… to pile irony over...
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by larodi 4mo ago
Lora is a must
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by larodi 4mo ago
Im putting together a foraging map which correlates wood, heat, temp, and whatnot to tell me where various edible fungi fruit. It is mostly working so far, has bike trails and we tested it at least once. The most challenging part was gettin
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by larodi 4mo ago
It takes understanding rotation and momentum to do right. Also different to bet chops in different ways.
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by larodi 4mo ago
it screems vibecoding without the slightest idea what they doing.
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by larodi 4mo ago
The first two games to fall in love with - Karatéka and then Alley Cat.
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by larodi 4mo ago
this’ the other Max from China, where they be scavenging leftover panels. The Mad Max we know surely happens somewhere else, and perhaps near Texas given all the participating parties…
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by larodi 4mo ago
Doesn’t take intelligence to beat a human.
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by larodi 4mo ago
Yea why everyone forgets the process wars have long ago started and raging like never :))
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by larodi 4mo ago
I can well see and disambiguate what it is and is not what QGIs aims to be. Nothing is close to QGIS in terms of features, it deploys 1gig of open tech. The only trouble is the design of the app haven’t changed much in 20 years, while data
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by larodi 4mo ago
Depending on which vinyl you're talking about. I care very little about big names signed to big corpo - they can do whatever they want to their vinyl. There are plenty of indi/underground artists releasing both on vinyl and tampe,
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by larodi 4mo ago
Well, nice try, but sadly maintaining up to date GIS data takes much more than a UI. The only thing that gets close to such datalake is perhaps OSM and ESRI World Atlas... but nothing is close to huggingface or github as positioning. Beside
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by larodi 4mo ago
QGIS will either get an LLM-assistent rewrite, or the next QGIS is already in the making in Rust/Swift somewhere. It is incredible it still works in v4.
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by larodi 4mo ago
and how is this, having containers run hardware one owns, a bad or even shameful idea, given people do it and want to do it with their hardware all the time?
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by larodi 4mo ago
As someone noted here recently - use the frontier models as much as u can, while you can.

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