mkl

21 ms·

481.
by mkl 1y ago
*expressive!
482.
by mkl 1y ago
2021 here: https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/fatal-car-a... Texas has a plurality of fatal car accidents (for USA), but California is not far behind, and in 2022 California has slightly more deaths. (Th
483.
by mkl 1y ago
Both those are ccTLDs.
484.
by mkl 1y ago
No, that works well IME. If it's worth something towards the final grade, even 1%, most students will do it. It can be hard to persuade some of my students not to spend multiple hours attempting to get 0.1% more of the course grade b
485.
by mkl 1y ago
"You" used to be the second person plural, as a counterpart to "thou".
486.
by mkl 1y ago
LLMs have knowledge cutoffs...
487.
by mkl 1y ago
This one is customisable. The firmware uses QMK, so you can remap it however you like. You'd need to make some key label stickers in Inkscape or something if you want the keys to show the characters.
488.
by mkl 1y ago
That animation is great. I found the person who made it: https://ceoas.oregonstate.edu/directory/svetlana-erofeeva That links to this website which has a similar animation for the current day: https://www.t
489.
by mkl 1y ago
"Uniformly distributed" doesn't just mean sampled from a uniform distribution. It also means evenly spaced, as is the case here. It reminds me of Poisson disk sampling. Here's an article about Poisson disk sampling t
490.
by mkl 1y ago
The article says his one is 10 feet (3m).
491.
by mkl 1y ago
> honestly these are so obvious that I assume you viewed the website on mobile The page is terrible UX on mobile too. After the random switch from dark mode to light mode I tapped what looked like a dark mode button and got a full scree
492.
by mkl 1y ago
There are definitely interactions. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39205020
493.
by mkl 1y ago
It's for interpreting images, not generating them.
494.
by mkl 1y ago
> what the lamp from the second image would look like on the desk from the first image The lamp is put on a different desk in a totally different room, with AI mush in the foreground. Props for not cherry-picking a first example, I gues
495.
by mkl 1y ago
I think you misread. With the API you're not using this standard chat system prompt, but whatever one you set: https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/prompt-...
496.
by mkl 1y ago
Every one of those pretty-looking screenshots should have a play button with a few seconds of audio. It's really strange to market a synthesiser with visuals instead of sound.
497.
by mkl 1y ago
The way he phrased it, it's existing code, though he doesn't say it's by AI. From the article: “I’d say maybe 20%, 30% of the code that is inside of our repos today and some of our projects are probably all written by softwa
498.
by mkl 1y ago
You have a very strange definition of "nearly impossible". > 1. It's quite easy to miss a tab and use only `|`. Any format is hard to edit manually if you don't follow the requirements of the format (which are very si
499.
by mkl 1y ago
How so? All you need is a text editor that preserves tabs.
500.
by mkl 1y ago
No: > 3. The first row defines the number of columns
501.
by mkl 1y ago
It's a badly worded subtitle, probably by an editor. From later in the article: "By measuring light of precisely the needed wavelength — peaking at precisely 21.106114053 centimeters".
502.
by mkl 1y ago
16.7 cents is the high quality cost, and medium is 4.2 cents: https://platform.openai.com/docs/pricing#:~:text=1M%20charac...
503.
by mkl 1y ago
I didn't find the hero video on https://runme.dev/ very helpful. I think it would be much easier to understand what Runme is for if you replaced the video with the "Make Markdowns Interactive" demos.
504.
by mkl 1y ago
Run things in WSL instead of Windows native? Python, git, Pelican, etc. should just work there, as it's just Linux. VSCode can open WSL folders directly. WSL git operating in Windows folders does work, but it's slow and occasi
505.
by mkl 2y ago
Autocompletion is much better for that IME. SEO is too good for anything not really well known, so I find I have to pay much more attention with search results.
506.
by mkl 2y ago
Make default search be a version of ChatGPT and put ads on it? Could work (I wouldn't use it though). The way a lot of people use their browser they might be fine with it if it puts navigation-type links up top (I have literally seen
507.
by mkl 2y ago
There are some screen types with variations on the geometry, like some sub-pixels shared between logical pixels. E.g. Samsung's diamond pixel https://global.samsungdisplay.com/29043/ , Apple watch https:/&#x
508.
by mkl 2y ago
Never really convinced me; I've done lots of graphics stuff, and I find thinking about pixels as squares works fine. Under magnification, LCD pixels are usually square blocks of rectangular RGB segments (OLED and phone screens can be
509.
by mkl 2y ago
Doh, worded that badly. I mean I don't want to be around cats or dogs.
510.
by mkl 2y ago
Many people are neither cat people nor dog people. I have no desire to be around either.

More ›