martinky24

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by martinky24 2y ago
Nope
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by martinky24 2y ago
I'm finding myself using Claude more and more, mostly because it's been more stable the past couple of weeks (for me, in comparison to ChatGPT), and gives similar quality results for my type of queries. I'd highly recommend t
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by martinky24 2y ago
It's pretty clear that in this usage, "it's a bad sign" means "for the company". Not "for society as a whole".
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Guys what is wrong with ACATS(bitsaboutmoney.com)
128 points by martinky24 2y ago|74 comments
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by martinky24 2y ago
Faster doesn't tell the whole story. For example, I'll take 80% as fast with 8 hours of battery life over 100% speed at 2 hours.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Why would one use BARE over the handful of more well known serialization libraries at this point? For example, what makes it stand out over protobuf? It's not jumping out to me.
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by martinky24 2y ago
"Why the hell is LoRa learning" was indeed my first thought...
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by martinky24 2y ago
Why does this read like it was written by IBM's marketing department?
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by martinky24 2y ago
Doesn’t the moon rotate
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by martinky24 2y ago
Can you expand on how sticking a $5 webcam on each starlink satellite would quell concerns? I’m in the astronomy community and I can’t quite figure it out. If you could expand on what you’re thinking and some of the science behind it, that’
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by martinky24 2y ago
It's quite clear that this blog post is in direct response to this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40299364 Nothing wrong with that, but good for folks to know the context.
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by martinky24 2y ago
The quoted "Immediate backlash" is from random Twitter users. "Embedding tweets" on a webpage is the laziest form of journalism...
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by martinky24 2y ago
Wouldn't partial reads fix the RAM problem? e.g. something like this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69888274 It might not be fast, but a quick 1-off solution that you let run for a while would probably do that job.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Leap seconds scare the shit out of me. Do they matter? Do they not? So many libraries don't support them -- understandably, they're very hard to support. I understand there was an effort to kill the leap second [1], we'll see
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by martinky24 2y ago
We're a few months away from these "on chain" companies exhausting their runway and these posts stopping. Can't wait.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Why's it gotta be AI based? Try out https://www.music-map.com
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by martinky24 2y ago
I don't love the idea either, but in what way is this worse than ads on Nickelodeon?
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by martinky24 2y ago
Is there a source for such topics that isn't an anonymous Twitter account?
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by martinky24 2y ago
> Spies often work for free Do you have a reputable source for that?
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by martinky24 2y ago
Considering the primary founders all come from online pornography backgrounds... It's not an accident.
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by martinky24 2y ago
So it's a cloud-hosted note taking app, but with a focus on QoL features for code instead of prose?
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by martinky24 2y ago
I don't think OP understands what "OnlyFans" implies. It's a sex work site. Which is awesome! Let people do what they want! But... there's not a lot of content on there that isn't sex work oriented. And that&#x
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by martinky24 2y ago
What's nice is that the US Chamber of Commerce is making it very clear that they are anti-employee. No need to try to figure that out -- they're screaming it loud and clear for everyone to see.
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by martinky24 2y ago
You claim that this bill "violates free speech". Can you expand on that? That's... quite the claim to just throw out there without any references.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Was it determined if the "leaked source code" for this thing was real? If so, it showed that the Rabbit R1 didn't have any AI powering it -- all rule-based heuristics (which is... fine, it's not uncommon for rule-based h
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by martinky24 3y ago
Python is an example of a language where, in general, the standard library probably isn't the best thing to read if you want to learn to write downstream Python applications/libraries. It can be terse, and not follow "modern&
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by martinky24 3y ago
What data do you mean...?
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by martinky24 3y ago
You are implying more men are left single, unable to afford a house, because they can't find a partner, because the pool of available women isn't available in them? Hmm...
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by martinky24 3y ago
This is wildly misinformed, and I'm curious of your "source". I presume it's nowhere near as reputable as stuff coming out of places such as the VA Tech Helmet Lab.
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by martinky24 3y ago
The experience at 95% coverage is closer to 50% coverage than it is to 100% coverage. 100% coverage is a completely different experience.

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