noman-land

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by noman-land 3mo ago
And then there was —
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by noman-land 3mo ago
FWIW, I agree.
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by noman-land 3mo ago
This seems like it would absolutely wreck the experience for people using screen readers.
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by noman-land 3mo ago
Nobody has mentioned Krita which is quite good.
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by noman-land 3mo ago
Best is to use local LLMs obviously. I haven't used it but nano-gpt accepts crypto payments. https://cake.nano-gpt.com
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by noman-land 3mo ago
This style gets an instant ignore from me.
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by noman-land 3mo ago
Philosophy, and more specifically, epistemology is one of the most important disciplines in the world and it would do a lot to help our societal discourse if people studied it from an early age. Most people never ask the questions of what k
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Your videos are extremely cool. Please keep going!
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by noman-land 4mo ago
We need a new citizen run internet whose physical infrastructure is distributed and owned by people not companies.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Someone is unlikely to relay a story where someone was asked not to do something and they didn't. There is no story there.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
32 hour work weeks or still 40?
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Curious what the price point will be.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
It is what it is.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Think of it this way: You are designing a complex and beautiful car and right before showing it to people you spraypaint it so it's not grey. It deserves better.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Does anyone know where your average citizen can buy this data?
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Please, please publish the entirety of this data. It is important historical record.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
He was pretty close to being NaN% correct.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Wait until you hear it spoken.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Load-bearing
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by noman-land 4mo ago
Why does your Python terminal report May 10th? Today is June 10th.
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by noman-land 4mo ago
How many years do you think we can coast on that foundation. 20?
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by noman-land 5mo ago
I would be interested in seeing a video of you DIYing a pair of these from scratch.
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by noman-land 5mo ago
This is fascinating. So you know that you've met someone before. You know things about them. But you don't recognize them? What does this mean? You don't remember their name? You don't know why or how you know them?
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by noman-land 5mo ago
The learning curve is really not that steep. You pretty quickly learn the landmarks for the 7 positions of the slide.
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by noman-land 5mo ago
Check out tauri.
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by noman-land 5mo ago
Mirrors allow two-way looking.
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by noman-land 5mo ago
The tool usage + skills got markedly better and so did the thinking cohesion. Add 1m context windows and it was a very noticeable shift. Opus 4.6 quality for local inference would be revolutionary.
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by noman-land 5mo ago
Would be very curious to hear more about these kamikaze discs.
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by noman-land 5mo ago
You can just say the words instead of implying their meaning and letting everyone fill in the gaps themselves.
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by noman-land 5mo ago
Well done. Unicode wins again. 𓂺

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