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by natsucks 3mo ago
call me naive, but i really think the pursuit for the new, the better, the interesting, is boundless and humans will never stop. and so for those of us that dream and push and are plain curious will never run out of ways to be useful. and h
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by natsucks 3mo ago
i'd take a yoga class from a bot
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by natsucks 3mo ago
"Perhaps, says Evans. But he doesn’t think that the problem is baked into the algorithmic design of AI. More than technical integration, he argues, what may matter most is overhauling the reward structures that shape what scientists ch
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by natsucks 4mo ago
Do you think it was the AI itself that gave you the boost here or the discussion and brainstorming?
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by natsucks 4mo ago
I wish every product everywhere was evaluated based on merit, efficacy, etc alone...but...i bet most of us lean towards products in a grocery store with more appealing labels. The unfortunate reality is that customer psychology matters and
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by natsucks 4mo ago
Not hating, but there's no way resolution gets as good as MRI with ultrasound computed tomography ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasound_computer_tomography ). Doing something like searching for room-temperature
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by natsucks 4mo ago
i spent more than year with ergo split keyboards, home row mods, layers, etc. Mouse + speech-to-text + agents made it irrelevant.
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by natsucks 4mo ago
Sleke phone solved my dumbphone needs. I'm very satisified.
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by natsucks 4mo ago
you know what's efficient? controlling a computer with one hand rather than two.
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by natsucks 5mo ago
and why announce to the world your noble cause. why not just do it.
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by natsucks 5mo ago
When everyone is armed with Mythos-like hacking ability, it's hard for me to imagine people wouldn't make the tradeoff of security over price.
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by natsucks 5mo ago
Because the agentic world involves the generation of so much code that gets harder to review, I would think the compile-time guarantees of Rust would make it a better option.
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by natsucks 2y ago
Turning GrayScale mode on also helps.
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by natsucks 2y ago
Would appreciate a good answer to this question. I deal with large medical imaging data (DICOM) and i cannot tell whether it's worth it and/or feasible.
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by natsucks 2y ago
yep. a part of me wants to take advantage of all that org-mode in emacs has to offer. but it's just not critical enough for me to keep it up. maybe if i was a manager...
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by natsucks 2y ago
Really neat work. I have a friend who designs green spaces in urban environments and it makes me wonder what he could do with these kinds of tools/approaches.
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by natsucks 2y ago
cool!
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by natsucks 2y ago
I don't understand how this doesn't destroy a company. They willfully ingored a serious risk and it had major national security implications.
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by natsucks 2y ago
interesting! did you consider Go?
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by natsucks 2y ago
Dear SpaceX: you guys are awesome.
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by natsucks 2y ago
In your opinion is it important for ML engineers to know C?
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by natsucks 2y ago
Frankly this is why I have trouble taking all this C advocacy seriously. Do managers really want their engineers using C? I understand how it can be pleasurable in the way that listening to vinyl is pleasureable. But my undersanding is that
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by natsucks 2y ago
the OS is slow. the keyboad is laggy and lacking in spatial accuracy to the point where i have to slow myself and retype text messages constantly. don't get me wrong - i'm glad they made it. but i've preorded the Minimal phon
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by natsucks 2y ago
Question: is C gaining in popularity? If so, why exactly? Are their good reasons to be using C in product development rather than more modern languages?
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by natsucks 2y ago
I've been using the light phone 2 off and on for the past year. It's too painful to use.
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by natsucks 2y ago
Because it allows Android apps, might there be some screen sharing utility that would allow it to be used as a 2nd monitor?
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by natsucks 2y ago
terrible.
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by natsucks 2y ago
this is like saying "C++ won't die soon for legacy reasons"
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by natsucks 2y ago
Rust is cool now. Python is not cool anymore.
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by natsucks 3y ago
it's twice the size of mixtral and barely beats it.

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