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by mycall 1y ago
What is the opposite of Antifa? Have you heard that word a lot lately? What does Trump support?
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by mycall 1y ago
> A few months ago when there was a lot of emergency services activity in my area and I didn't know why, I was reminded that no-one in my region is contributing a feed to Broadcastify. Maybe instead of emergency services activity, i
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by mycall 1y ago
> you probably don't want to actually expose the DOM, you want to expose the framework functions. Aren't the framework functions closely related to the DOM properties and functions?
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by mycall 1y ago
There are lots of ways in SQL to provide nested/heirarchical data, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. * Adjacency List Model * Path Enumeration Model, also known as the Materialized Path * Closure Table Model (or Bridge Tabl
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by mycall 1y ago
Chained CTEs that reference previous expressions can cause the query plan to explode sometimes. My only work around for that situation is to switch to using temp tables with indexes, replacing some (or all) of the table expressions until t
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by mycall 1y ago
Except people don't want to wear shades indoors, or if their eyes are find, glasses either. That is its Achilles heel.
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by mycall 1y ago
> discreet UsB cable behind my ear If someone could create a fashionable, transparent usbc cable, perhaps replacing copper with indium tin oxide, it might change people's minds about wired.
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by mycall 1y ago
Some people prefer wired because of external battery, bandwidth, signal stability and integration/interop (e.g. usbc hubs). There are always tradeoffs in designs.
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by mycall 1y ago
Ah good points, thanks for the clarification.
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by mycall 1y ago
Turn that around and think of the AI itself as the exploiter. In the world of agent driven daily tasks, AI will indeed want to look at your historical chats to find a way to "strongly suggest" you do task 1..[n] for whatever mast
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by mycall 1y ago
Two main factors are holding back the "killer app" for AI. Fix hallucinations and make agents more deterministic. Once these are in place, people will love AI when it can make them money somehow.
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by mycall 1y ago
> Any contents blocked by the current robots.txt is removed retroactively from the entire 2013-2024 range of the training dataset Why not check historical versions of the robots.txt (e.g. archive.org) and contain the retroactive cutoff t
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by mycall 1y ago
Doesn't work, it just makes corruption more probable.
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by mycall 1y ago
2016 is around the time when troll farms and nation states really kicked into high gear their disinformation and FUD campaigns with the express goal of deconstructing unity and common value systems. It seemed to have worked quite well.
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MinionS Protocol – Cost-Efficient Local-Remote LLM Collaboration(github.com)
1 points by mycall 1y ago|1 comments
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by mycall 1y ago
This is the repo related to Docker's article on Hybrid AI [0]. > This example demonstrates the MinionS protocol, a groundbreaking approach for cost-efficient collaboration between small on-device models and large cloud models. Based
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by mycall 1y ago
Backpacks are pretty popular these days, so I can imagine an online computer with all day battery running things.. especially with VR glasses for on the go (joysticks are out of the way for GPD win 5 or onexplayer g1)
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by mycall 1y ago
Being disadvantage and not able to own multiple phones for different purposes is a problem.
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by mycall 1y ago
When the computers are at 100% charge, the usbc watt meter between device and charging brick is power draw.
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by mycall 1y ago
For my use case, I plug in a external SSD drive, setup an MP3 playlist, close the lid then put the computer into my backpack for low wattage listening. The M3 MBA uses about 50% more power than the P4 under this use case (usbc watt meter s
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by mycall 1y ago
> And they're far from pocketable. If only fashion could redefine what pocketable means. It is very hard to beat a modern smartphone as a wearable device, but it can't be the end of evolution for wearable compute.
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by mycall 1y ago
When limited to 5 watts, the Ryzen HX 370 works pretty darn well. In some low-power user cases, my GPD Pocket 4 is more power efficient than my M3 MBA.
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by mycall 1y ago
OCuLink is superior for external GPUs and is basically the standard with PCIe 4.0 bandwidth. It works well given a good enough eGPU and power supply.
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by mycall 1y ago
Like a tiny home on the correct train car rated construction rolling platform
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by mycall 1y ago
I wonder if Conway's law is at all responsible for that, in the similarity it is based on; regional trained data which has concept biases which it sends back in response.
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by mycall 1y ago
Also, over time when all of these enhanced photos are posted online and used for future model training, Pixel 13 Enhance might do even worse.
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by mycall 1y ago
You are not a target customer for smartphones.
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by mycall 1y ago
I can't wait until V2X and sensor fusion comes to autonomous vehicles, greatly improving the detailed 3D mapping of LiDAR, the object classification capabilities of cameras, and the all-weather reliability of radar and radio pings.
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by mycall 1y ago
You are missing the point where synthetic data, deterministic tooling (written by AI) and new discoveries by each model generation feeds into the next model. This iteration is the key to going beyond human intelligence.
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by mycall 1y ago
What about being at the campsite's ranger office when it opens and being first in line to get a no show or canceled site? I used to do that, but it might not work anymore since Recreation.gov came online.

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