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by lxe 1y ago
It's not just a submission —— it's a testament to the rich tapestry of prompting.
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by lxe 1y ago
Sir, this isn't Instagram
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by lxe 1y ago
This was the first paper I read almost to completion. What a fascinating read. It's cool to see the hypotheses be refuted through experimentation. TL;DR: twizpipe and fouch don't help with pain, while "fuck" does.
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by lxe 1y ago
Theoretically, yes! With 192kbps sample rantes you can probably render up to 96khz, but the limitation is the speaker and amp components all the way from your DAC to the main amp to the speaker.
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by lxe 1y ago
They are using the 18-20Khz range though ( https://halcy.de/blog/images/2025_06_27_fsk.png )
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by lxe 1y ago
18-20khz is not really ultrasound. Many people can still hear this range, and it's very unpleasant when played (at least to me). For comparison, medical imaging ultrasound is 2-20 MHz (that's MEGA hertz) I think,
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by lxe 1y ago
This took me on a DECTalk rabbithole. - Here's a web version (with backend): https://webspeak.terminal.ink/ - Steam thread: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=91936... - &
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by lxe 1y ago
Is fuel contamination still the leading theory behind the recent Air India crash too?
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by lxe 1y ago
The Bartosz Ciechanowski's blog post referenced here is arguably the best thing you can currently find on the Internet https://ciechanow.ski/mechanical-watch/
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by lxe 1y ago
Before I dive into the source code... how do you pass the page content, and the locations of interactive components to the LLM? And how do you dispatch events to interact with the page? I just want to verify if it's ARIA tree like the
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by lxe 1y ago
The rationalist movement is an idealist demagogue movement in which the majority of thinkers don't really posses the domain knowledge or practical experience in the subjects they thinktank about. They do address this head on, however,
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by lxe 1y ago
I'm actually running portainer for my homelab setup hosting things like octoprint and omada controller etc.
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by lxe 1y ago
Ooh this made me discover uncloud. Sounds like exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something like dokku but beefier for a sideproject server setup.
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by lxe 1y ago
This is what UI programming should be like. I don't know why we've deviated from developing tools like these in favor of brain-breaking labor work of writing React applications.
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by lxe 1y ago
Thanks for all you do!
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by lxe 1y ago
Gemini is a good and fast model, but I think the style of code it writes is... amateur / inexperienced. It doesn't make a lot of mistakes typical of an LLM, but rather chooses approaches that are typical of someone who just learne
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by lxe 1y ago
Didn't realize they had a photo ID now. I've been using it for sound id all the time. The photo id function correctly and quickly identified the house finch hatchlings in my backyard spider plant nest when ChatGPT or Claude could
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by lxe 1y ago
Samurai Jack could easily be a a part of Death Love Robots because of its unique style and content.
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by lxe 1y ago
There's a new one every day it seems. Follow https://x.com/reach_vb from huggingface.
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by lxe 1y ago
So there are 2 kinds of big tech monorepos. One is the kind described in the article here: "THE" monorepo of the (mostly) entire codebase, requiring custom VCS, custom CI, and a team of 200 engineering supporting this whole thing.
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by lxe 1y ago
I do miss IconFactory, Everaldo's Crystal Clear Icons, Tango, Longhorn, and other trends from the beginning of 21st century.
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by lxe 1y ago
Looks like both opus and sonnet are already in Cursor.
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by lxe 1y ago
Openrouter but for humans. Neat. What is "Janus" btw... never heard of it.
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by lxe 1y ago
I've been doing AI art since 2022 and I'm still both disappointed and not quite surprised that this still is a pervasive view of what it takes to create anything high quality using AI. If you take any high quality AI content and a
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by lxe 1y ago
Yes
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It certainly can be.
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by lxe 1y ago
Then what does the "non-critical" css do?
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by lxe 1y ago
Unless you're sure that your the "non-critical" css doesn't cause layout shifts (aka, it doesn't overload any "critical" styles), you're gonna see layout shifts even on fast connections if you load so
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by lxe 1y ago
This is a footgun. You'll get a very consistent flash of unstyled content. It's not just an aesthetics issue -- when layout shifts in the middle of a page load, as your "non-critical" styles are applied, and user is inte
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by lxe 1y ago
Ah, I have intuitively confused it with a1111. oobabooga is alive and well :)

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