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by nmstoker 2y ago
I didn't do CS at university but several uni friends did and nearly all the first year CS students came close to being kicked off the course due to pervasive plagiarism in their submitted course work. That was almost 30 years ago at a
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Yes, this is an advantage of Pyodide, and thus PyScript too, they have a fair number of packages that work directly: https://pyodide.org/en/stable/usage/packages-in-pyodide.html
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by nmstoker 2y ago
The majority of that is the upfront one-off loading time for pyodide to get going along with required packages. Subsequent runs for things will be substantially faster.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Talking of smart people, check out Georgi Gerganov's keyboard audio tools: https://github.com/ggerganov/kbd-audio He's subsequently well known for llama.cpp.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
The accusation around the SNL sketch seems flawed owing to a clear misreading of what he was speaking of when he said "it" was genuinely funny.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
I'd love this in modern UIs, I've got several apps where return is submitting a multiline textbox with shift-return adding a line, but then a few more that flip it the opposite way around... It's tough to recall which is whic
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Looks like they left out all training code, presumably for commercial reasons (but it only just came out so it's conceivable they are just cleaning up that side of the code but I doubt it). Totally their call, given they've put th
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by nmstoker 2y ago
And the blog post here: https://mitxela.com/projects/lightcomm
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by nmstoker 2y ago
There do seem to be plenty of odd reactions and a strange inability to figure out how it works from even the most brief of observations plus some obvious principles. I suppose it wouldn't be wise to get onto the similarly odd beliefs a
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An AR Pinout Overlay(twitter.com)
2 points by nmstoker 2y ago|0 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Impressive! It isn't open source, right? (I had a brief browse around and didn't see any links to the source but may have missed it)
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by nmstoker 2y ago
They blattantly evade the key concern by responding that they had “suitable… agreements were in place with [those] who live-listened to elements of the calls”. What matters is the agreement of the caller. I never used their services, but wh
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Strangers 'Eavesdropped' on Confidential Helpline(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by nmstoker 2y ago|1 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Isn't the issue that even the scripts aren't up to scratch. A chatbot that had the nuances correctly distinguished would not be a concern but it's because the script is not well put together and most likely poorly applied wit
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by nmstoker 2y ago
I agree they probably don't have bad intentions. But other options still seen better than the one liner. Even just as a two liner leaves people a copy of what they ran if something goes awry.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Fair point. I should perhaps have said putting words in someone's mouth. Anyway far too much on this side point, I'll bow out here.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Indeed, but accusing someone of saying something based on unstated external knowledge/assumptions is the original problem here. They just needed to say words to the effect of "taken with point X what you say implies Y" and it
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by nmstoker 2y ago
What I know or don't know is irrelevant, because what matters is that your statement rests of bringing in external knowledge/assumptions, so it's clearly not what the commenter is saying (alone).
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by nmstoker 2y ago
With greater transparency it would be interesting to see if rational behaviour kicked in, reducing fines. Anecdotally with speed bumps in my area, I've seen that people increasingly aren't being rational recently: five plus years
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by nmstoker 2y ago
>> you seem to be saying that they are using two separate kernels, one for the bootloader and one for the final boot target This doesn't make sense. There's nothing in the post you responded to which could realistically be i
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Am reassured others see this sort of thing (even if it ends up being chance). About six months ago our MFA system, which uses codes between 1 and 100, persistently started to give me codes that were odd numbers in the top half of the range
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Liquid Layers(grantkot.com)
525 points by nmstoker 2y ago|52 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
I don't know the details in this case, but it seems plausible that someone still owns the IP and thus might be in a position to initiate legal proceedings.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Hadn't heard of the Wyoming Protocol before, but it's interesting, thanks for mentioning For others who also hadn't heard of it, here's an overview: https://github.com/rhasspy/rhasspy3/blob&#x2F
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Inside A Flexible PCB Factory (2023)(youtube.com)
1 points by nmstoker 2y ago|0 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Reassured that others also don't see the third flash. If you're going to work on subtle detail oriented things such as illusions, it seems like this ought to be noticed and resolved really quickly, which doesn't fill me with
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by nmstoker 2y ago
It was fine when I read the first five or so installments, then I got a random authentication request, which I couldn't see the cause of, but seems like it may have been triggered when I chucked an image. My guess is that during the ti
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by nmstoker 2y ago
So what would you do if translating from a language that puts the main verb at the end of a sentence, into a language that doesn't... Feels like there will be plenty of cases you can't just get around.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
The figures about safety are likely little comfort to expectant mothers when they go into an NHS hospital and see the sheer prevalence of avoidable mistakes, large and small. This isn't just a maternity ward issue, although the effects
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Not according to the article which says Hussain was released in January, 2024

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