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by mlajtos 4y ago
It's called biphasic sleep for people that want to read up on it. > My guess, this sleep pattern is better for learning. That might be true. One of the techniques to induce lucid dreaming works similarly – sleep for 4-5 hours, wake
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Once a year for the last 30 years.
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We tend to start hallucinating when we don't have enough sleep. So generating training data is necessary, but way safer when our muscles are turned off.
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Huh, that is quite fascinating paper – we can learn to invert any image degradation and use it as generative model? Hm. Is there any research of using some U-net as the degradation function?
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by mlajtos 4y ago
By matching the font with the original screenshot, none of the names fit. "Don Melton" & "Dave Hyatt" are too short, "Ken Kocienda" is too long. "David Hyatt" is pretty close, could be him judging
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Not proud of this, but there is IBM X41 from 2005 in our family that is still running XP.
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by mlajtos 4y ago
The article is quite long, but I enjoyed every bit of it. Never made the connection to real-world sigils and APL before.
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Stop Writing Dead Programs
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Still works for me.
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Could new AI tools help with such endeavor?
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Appending (or prepending) a single space to the prompt is the easiest jailbreak I found. Source: https://mlajtos.mu/posts/chatgpt-jailbreak
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by mlajtos 4y ago
btw Croquet is still alive at https://www.croquet.io The bit-identical virtual machine is pretty nice idea. I hope to see some demos for WebXR soon.
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We developed 2D text in a 3D world. There isn't really a precedence for 3D text really. We will greatly enhance writing and reading with eye-tracking on the VR/AR headsets, but I don't think we will march into 3D world of tex
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Is there a reason, why this technique is not used in the browsers to animate currently non-animatable properties?
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Haha, I did this too. Had pretty good convo with Steve Jobs and Jony Ive about augmented reality, and its various use-cases. Steve is big on education, while Jony is betting on entertainment. They agree that it won't replace mobile pho
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Here is one that is missing: https://github.com/mlajtos/moniel
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Layoff Relief Program(deepnote.com)
1 points by mlajtos 4y ago|0 comments
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Crazy idea – whisper to use your computer. Might produce some quality ASMR in open plan office.
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Never read this before, interesting view. I am pretty happy that Unity doesn’t have Meta prefix and can be used to create unified multi-platform XR experiences.
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Second Life was just another window in your computer. VR (or AR, XR, etc.) is new hardware paradigm for displaying stuff. Edit: not really "new" – first AR/VR display was in 1968 by Ivan Sutherland, but current tech allows us
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by mlajtos 4y ago
> It looks slow and cumbersome. It misses all the advantages of using a computer. It's not a computer. It is a calculator for pen & paper. > How would for example code competition, context sensitive features, or refactoring w
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Touch Bar had one revision, so two versions. First with software Esc key, second has hardware Esc key.
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I am exploring pencil input for coding: https://mlajtos.mu/posts/new-kind-of-paper What do you mean by "monadic style"?
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> I could be wrong but I'm skeptical about this claim because video compression can't be done so simply just by creating a new algorithm and writing it in software. Especially the newer codecs such as h265, h266, and AV1 must b
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by mlajtos 4y ago
Happy Touch Bar enjoyer here, however it did not receive much love from 3rd party software developers and only single hardware iteration by Apple. MacBook Pro 13" 2022 still has Touch Bar, so it is still living, but more like a zombie.
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by mlajtos 4y ago
For uninitiated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rdyrtEf2Jk
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The compression rate seems like a magic. Surprised nobody talks about that point... Signed up for the beta. Really curious about it.
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Can programming be liberated from the keyboard-style input?
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I see FP [0] (and FL [1,2]) as continuations of the original APL vision – an algebra for programs. It is really nice to see this implementation of FP and I hope it will spark interest in the community. :) [0]: https://dl.acm.org&
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Programmable Ink – programming with pen and paper(youtube.com)
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