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by modeless 5mo ago
I recently found out about the Radxa Dragon Q6A. A Qualcomm chip with faster CPUs, a good GPU, a DSP and AI accelerator, and a hardware video encoder seems very compelling. It even supports Windows if you want that for some reason.
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by modeless 5mo ago
I think after you call transferControlToOffscreen() and transfer the OffscreenCanvas to the worker, then the worker can control the size of the canvas with the width and height properties of the OffscreenCanvas. I'm not sure how this i
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by modeless 5mo ago
Seems like Theseus is not using OffscreenCanvas yet. Should be a good fit for something that runs off the main thread. Graphics can be rendered from a background worker thread directly to the screen without the involvement of the browser ma
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by modeless 5mo ago
Two Slice is smaller than other tiny pixel fonts I've seen. Maybe the smallest legible font? Depends on your definition of legibility I guess.
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by modeless 5mo ago
A pure whitelist mode, especially for video apps. Netflix, Disney, etc don't provide this because they want to push their new shows on your kids. YouTube does provide a whitelist mode, which I appreciate. But it's hard to find, po
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by modeless 5mo ago
I think the worst damage on previous flights was often not related to the missing tiles.
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by modeless 5mo ago
Two successful test missions over 15 years using a dead end rocket and ship design for $50+ billion is not something to be proud of either. Starship's design is so far beyond where the rest of the world is that even if it takes another
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by modeless 5mo ago
Yes, reuse of the heat shield has been the biggest question mark of the whole program and this is by far the best result of any launch so far. This is the first time it looks plausible that you could consider reusing the heat shield.
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by modeless 5mo ago
> citing her husband's recent bone cancer diagnosis Really not looking forward to reading dozens of comments making up other reasons for this or just ranting about the current administration in general. Per HN guidelines this story
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by modeless 5mo ago
I don't have an explanation of the touch controls on the site, I guess I probably should as they aren't entirely standard although I hope they're intuitive. It's a two thumb control scheme for Cave Story: Left thumb drag
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by modeless 5mo ago
The wealth tax that we should have is a federal property tax, in the form of a land-value tax. A property tax is more enforceable and produces much better incentives than an income tax or capital gains tax or death tax or wealth taxes in ot
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by modeless 5mo ago
> the current state of ARM Linux is depressing. Every vendor bolts on their own custom mess: closed boot blobs, vendor-specific patches, "board support packages" that nobody outside the chip maker can really understand Fixing t
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by modeless 5mo ago
I wish there was an instant play button for some of the multiplayer games, the server browser interface is kind of obtuse. I did the Quake 3 port that they used as the base for their Q3A, and I have my own site that lets you instantly drop
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by modeless 5mo ago
Lots of laptops have M.2 ports. You can also get M.2 for Raspberry Pi. I don't know why I would buy this device. I guess it's cool that it's small, but the screen sucks.
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by modeless 5mo ago
Steve Jobs on cell phone companies: "We're not very good at going through orifices to get to the end users." [1] Today, Apple is the orifice. [1] https://youtu.be/IzH54FpWAP0&t=530
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by modeless 5mo ago
I have to imagine that Anthropic is giving him an equity grant worth $1B or more in their upcoming IPO. And having him will increase their market cap more than that, if for no other reason than that people trust him as a judge of who is win
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by modeless 5mo ago
Yeah people are going to make up a lot of reasons why Elon lost that have nothing to do with the actual and very simple reason.
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by modeless 5mo ago
World models will be how general purpose robots finally work. They are essentially learned simulators of the world. They will replace traditional robotics simulators which are not flexible enough to enable training of general robotics polic
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by modeless 5mo ago
Googlebook sounds like a first party hardware product but apparently it's just the new name for Androidified ChromeOS? They should have just called it "Android". And if there's ever first party hardware it should be Pixe
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by modeless 5mo ago
I'm going to need to see how that top bar works. If they've ruined the ChromeOS UI by not allowing maximized windows to use the top of the screen for tab bars then I will be very disappointed. On the other hand, if maximized windo
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by modeless 5mo ago
Thanks for py-spy, it's awesome!
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by modeless 5mo ago
This sounds a lot like py-spy. How does it compare?
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by modeless 5mo ago
This deserves to be at the top of HN, shame it seems like it's not going to make it. Some of the demos are hilarious. Clearly having the model appropriately choose when to speak is a major thing that has been missing from voice models
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by modeless 5mo ago
Considering the market cap of their competitors who kept going it seems foolish to have given up entirely.
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by modeless 5mo ago
Yes, it's about pausing. You pause the AI so it doesn't need to perceive the 200ms gap at all, unlike a human who will always perceive the interruption. Yes, then you run faster than real time to catch up. Yes, humans can listen t
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by modeless 5mo ago
> Humans will naturally prefer the auditory experience of an occasional dropped packet, vs backed up audio or audio that plays at an uneven rate Yes but the difference here is there is only one human in the conversation. The other side c
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by modeless 5mo ago
They stopped pursuing cutting edge fabrication processes many years ago. Always seemed like a short sighted business decision to me.
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by modeless 5mo ago
When I first heard about Mojo I somehow got the impression that they intended to make it compatible with existing Python code. But it seems like they are very far away from that for the foreseeable future. I guess you can call back and fort
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by modeless 5mo ago
Mind linking some?
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by modeless 5mo ago
Funny how people are suddenly on Elsevier's side. It's clear to me that AI training is transformative fair use under existing law. Maybe this will be the case to prove it.

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