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by mycall 3y ago
freeze-frame buffering
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by mycall 3y ago
Why leave an instance when you can just create a new identity and link them together on your identity chain?
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by mycall 3y ago
AI agents doing tasks for you will be huge and a new form of communications.
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by mycall 3y ago
> chat, write mails, watch videos, have a website, buy stuff, sell stuff Why can't every computer do this without servers? It sounds like a ridiculous idea but it can't be impossible to achieve. My 24 core laptop has more pow
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by mycall 3y ago
> AI models need users Not when AI agents start doing their own thing, synthesizing their own data to go beyond what humans have conversed. The main thing keeping this from happening is data corruption. I don't know how that will
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by mycall 3y ago
If only hot swap batteries existed for buses as it would solve a huge problem with range and charging fleets at yards.
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by mycall 3y ago
Humanity has wiped out 60% of animal populations since 1970, report finds [0] and it is expected to happen again in the next 50 years. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/oct/30/humanity...
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by mycall 3y ago
> Software only costs money. I assume this ignores hobbyist coders.
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by mycall 3y ago
There is something similar to the Global Assembly Cache for .NET Core. This allows WSUS to automatically upgrade the .NET runtime installed on the system. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/net-core-updates-comin...
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by mycall 3y ago
.NET Code Contracts has both compile time and runtime checks, although it always felt like a bolted on solution even though it is baked into the framework. I guess this is why it didn't carry forward into the .NET Core rewrite.
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by mycall 3y ago
An ole English LLM would be a delight but is there enough source material to revive dead languages?
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by mycall 3y ago
> Aren’t LLM’s just predicting the next token with zero contextual knowledge of the world they inhabit Only partly true, especially with Q* learning coming onto the scene as it is much more dynamic, able to self-learn.
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by mycall 3y ago
It isn't just humans that can do math. Ants to geolocation [0] by counting their steps in relation to the distance they walked from their nest. They do this with just a small amount of neurons. [0] https://blog.cambridgecoac
644.
by mycall 3y ago
Noob here. If you try to 128K into a 12GB card, would it fail or just be super slow?
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by mycall 3y ago
Are there any educational science program GPTs yet?
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by mycall 3y ago
> No company is going to give them OpenAI their data to make bots, regardless if they won't train on the data. Public transit agencies are dying to give OpenAI their schedules data to make bots.
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by mycall 3y ago
Jasper becoming a project management suite in an oversaturated PM market is an odd move.
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by mycall 3y ago
The problem with Zapier is all the individual accounts and contracts you need with dozens of companies in order to have them all communicating for a real business. SaaS fatigue is a real issue.
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by mycall 3y ago
[Look for|Make a] night job and merge your favorite parts in life?
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by mycall 3y ago
Token window size is being virtualized with the like of MemGPT, so its effect will diminish.
651.
by mycall 3y ago
Check out lostandfoundgames.com. If it doesn't exist, it should.
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by mycall 3y ago
Will Microsoft Edge support it?
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by mycall 3y ago
I wonder if the compressed Hilbert ordering inside the tiles make them hard to diff efficiently.
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by mycall 3y ago
I've been using TileServer GL for a while and it looks like there is support for pmtiles coming soon. https://github.com/maptiler/tileserver-gl/pull/1009
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by mycall 3y ago
It still is an amazing state machine.
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by mycall 3y ago
EEL ShorePower basically did the same thing for boats. Before they were screwed in connectors but now they have clamps which can fall out under any kind of storm (even at the dock), so you need some arm to hold it perpendicular to the hall
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by mycall 3y ago
or you could change how you manage your secrets and magic strings.
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by mycall 3y ago
> more than 100Tbps Might be much more than that once twisting light for lossless compression becomes mainstream.
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by mycall 3y ago
How is that implemented? Btree, hashtable?
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by mycall 3y ago
Did you consider re-testing 16bit vs 24bit?

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