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by m00x 3y ago
So, typical Monday morning.
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by m00x 3y ago
This looks like self-supervised training to generate new videos, so it's unlikely to be annotated/labeled.
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by m00x 3y ago
It actually does. You can modify Rust to run without stdlib, reducing its size significantly. There are also tons of tricks to make this work really well so it's very close to C performance. https://esp-rs.github.io/boo
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by m00x 3y ago
I haven't kept up since the drama, it's possible they did after.
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by m00x 3y ago
We worked with dedicated support on this, but I don't think they had enough knowledge to dig deep into it and just gave up. There is a huge backlog of critical issues at most AWS services. It looks great from the outside in, but the
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by m00x 3y ago
Gonna add some information here since this isn't very descriptive. milvus-lite is a bit like sqlite where it runs in-process. Here are some scenarios you'd want to use it in: - You want to use Milvus directly without having it ins
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by m00x 3y ago
They have beef with ES since they took the software, made a bunch of cash on it, then never contributed back. ES called them out and it started a feud. I'd go on ES over Amazon-built software any day. I worked on RDS and I've used
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by m00x 3y ago
I meant a BASIC interpreter for the Altair, but HN won't let me edit post. There's no doubt that Gates is a capable programmer. Microsoft was successful for a reason. They were much faster, and better than other computers. They de
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by m00x 3y ago
> So, no matter where it is stored, it has to leave that store, get transformed and enriched and then run through an embeddings generator (ML inference). Same for pretty much all the data in your database. It comes from an app, that does
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by m00x 3y ago
This was a diplomat joking about the claims from Canada that had no evidence. Canada said "We have credible evidence about India involvement murder of a Canadian citizen". The diplomat meme'd with "We have heard credible
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by m00x 3y ago
I think you are massively underestimating the amount of work he put in, and his abilities outside of just this deal. He didn't just buy DOS, he made sure it kept up with the best OS on the market, including Apple's. He also recogn
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by m00x 3y ago
KiCAD is more complete and (imo) better overall. LibrePCB is more simple.
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by m00x 3y ago
You mean calcium reduces lead absorption? Edit: Ah, vitamin D helps calcium absorption, which then reduces lead absorption.
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by m00x 3y ago
It's not trying to break records, it just shows a neat aspect of compression. It's still 8 times better than baseline, which showcases that compression can learn representation.
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by m00x 3y ago
It goes along the same lines as the recent paper from Deepmind stating that DL (language modeling in their case) is compression. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2309.10668.pdf
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by m00x 3y ago
Linux graphics you mean? The compute ones are fine. It's not as much of an issue about supporting old versions, it's just that new versions of Linux breaks the drivers since they don't know what's in it.
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by m00x 3y ago
That's if they didn't use any resources from their employer. If that code touched their work laptop (which it did since he showed it), it's now company property. That code most likely belongs to Uber legally, but they proba
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by m00x 3y ago
I'm sure they could find damages amounting to a large enough amount that OP would regret.
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by m00x 3y ago
It doesn't always happen, but if the company can operate like this successfully, why wouldn't they? If you can pay less someone for the same result, it's an obvious win.
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by m00x 3y ago
Wages don't need to track inflation. It's been going the opposite way.
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by m00x 3y ago
Unreal isn't great for 2D games, and other small games that don't need all of its power. It's amazing and has unprecedented quality/perf, but being so powerful makes it hard for newbies to pick up. Godot on the other end
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by m00x 3y ago
You could also just copy one of the many, many repos that are out there that do just this. It's not a good example.
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by m00x 3y ago
I read the whole thing, but I know just as much as when I started. This is the least amount of substance I've seen in a while.
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by m00x 3y ago
Maybe I don't ride enough for it to be an issue, but my hearing is top notch for a 35 year old. I got tested and I'm at 20 y old levels of sensitivity.
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by m00x 3y ago
Cyclists typically don't wear full face helmets with wind deflectors.
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by m00x 3y ago
Never been an issue, and I'm susceptible to oxygen deprivation being a big guy with weak lungs. I get dizzy in crowds, but never while riding.
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by m00x 3y ago
I miswrote that. Water cleanliness matters, but it doesn't guarantee a lack of infection. Sorry for the confusion.
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by m00x 3y ago
> Ears come in all sizes and shapes, its possible you could make an earplug that worked great for you but not for some other people. But then it wouldn't be a legal issue since all earplug vendors would have the same issue, and it w
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by m00x 3y ago
It depends on the helmet and speed. When I got my Arai helmet, the speed where the wind noise is troubling went from 80kmh to 130kmh.
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by m00x 3y ago
It's luck, and maybe genetic thing. Water cleanliness doesn't guarantee anything, bacteria is everywhere. Some scuba divers with the same technique get infections often, some don't (with same techniques). I got an infection o

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