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by nomel 6mo ago
> when required by law Suggests there's a longer term storage, available for hackers.
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by nomel 6mo ago
This is why I only use chat clients that allow me to modify both my previous messages AND the AI's previous messages. If the AI gets something wrong, and you correct it, you're now in a latent space with an AI that gets things wro
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by nomel 6mo ago
What standard exactly, for a stethoscope? I know nothing of this, but it looks like stethoscopes are Class 1 medical devices with 501(k) exemption, and fall under the "Good manufacturing practices" guidelines of Quality System Reg
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by nomel 6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47952722
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by nomel 6mo ago
Or, maybe you have "white coat syndrome" [1]. This is closely related to "pretty lady syndrome". [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_coat_hypertension
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by nomel 6mo ago
> has to meet regulatory standards Genuinely curious, what standards exactly, for a stethoscope?
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by nomel 6mo ago
Related, here's a nice collection of measurements: https://www.displaymate.com/mobile.html The last few generations of most everything have been rated "Visually Indistinguishable From Perfect", so it seems th
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by nomel 6mo ago
> and host our own local LLMs for company usage. What local alternative could replace your Anthropic use? I have found none. I don't think many have, which is why most of us pay Anthropic, rather than using one of the numerous, far
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by nomel 6mo ago
I was hoping a TTS would be included! I would love to use a 1930 accent/speech pattern for my home automation voice.
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by nomel 6mo ago
One of the scams is to use AI to clone your voice, then call a relative to ask for money [1]. I used to answer and mess with the callers, but no longer do. [1] https://www.mcafee.com/ai/news/ai-voice-scam/
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by nomel 6mo ago
I don't know if it's just because I was young and bright eyed, but it seems like the "passionate nerd" is somewhat absent in modern tech orgs. Seems like, starting around 6 years ago, none of the new hires seem to give a
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by nomel 6mo ago
Whenever I need to use something like this it's because the device isn't mine, which makes this so much better than an app. Would be cool if there was a text message option, and a bit of server so the second scan wouldn't be
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by nomel 6mo ago
Ambient light color would play a bigger part, with modern displays being fairly good.
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by nomel 6mo ago
> Where would you type DELETE to confirm? Call me crazy, but that's why you wouldn't expose it as an API. Have the API mark it for deletion, where it's effectively taken offline, but then require that they go through a w
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by nomel 6mo ago
I had a salesman come to our place saying that a neighbor had spiders, so their whole backyard was treated! I laughed and shut the door.
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by nomel 6mo ago
I have a couple of colleagues that run all communication through an LLM. It really helps their writing, but it does nothing to help their understanding . It also makes me hate communicating with them because they'll (somewhat obviou
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by nomel 6mo ago
Look at Meta's profits by year.
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by nomel 6mo ago
> It's not limited though Inference is not free, so all providers have a financial limit, and all providers have limited GPU/memory, so there's a physical material limit . I suggest looking at the profits of these compani
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by nomel 6mo ago
> that devs get really reliant and even addicted on coding agents An alternative perspective is, devs highly value coding agents, and are willing to pay more because they're so useful . In other words, the market value of this l
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by nomel 6mo ago
I re-read their comment. You are correct.
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by nomel 6mo ago
> but you say you don't have the problem I think it's very clear stated that they HAD the problem, but were able to work through it, resulting them in not HAVING the problem. So, it's more like they broke their leg, i
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by nomel 6mo ago
The market never went that way with fission (except France?). What would be the difference with fusion?
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by nomel 6mo ago
Need a model trained on closeup/macro shots of everything, to use for upscaling, then run that, as a kernel, over the whole image.
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by nomel 6mo ago
> my motivation to consume the content of the page drops. I suspect this is a feature backed by an innate brain process related to down-weighting the storage potential of information from untrustworthy people, as a type of resistance to
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by nomel 6mo ago
Yes, as any old person will tell you, everyone is rude and disrespectful these days (by comparison).
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by nomel 6mo ago
8 minutes to complete, using only a screw driver and credit card, once every three or four years, is definitely "annoying". But, I'd still say it's also "pretty easy" (I never said "easy"). My referen
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by nomel 6mo ago
To get around this, I have it log the relevant inputs, so it can be reproduced. The whole concept of allowing a flaky unit test to exist is wild and dangerous to me. It makes a culture of ignoring real failures in what, should be, determini
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by nomel 6mo ago
Try using it unplugged.
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by nomel 6mo ago
I think most (all?) would already comply. What laptop do you see as not having a user replacable battery? Even MacBook can be swapped out pretty easily [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgTon2jqI-A
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by nomel 6mo ago
Tight memory constraint. I was putting configuration somewhere it shouldn't have been, but it meant we didn't need to buy an extra chip. Yes, purely software.

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