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by novok 7mo ago
Do you get frustrated in using a low training data language like zig with AI models? I've noticed that models tend to be better with languages like TypeScript than Swift because of issues like that.
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by novok 7mo ago
I don't even think plastic guns are very viable as it is, they're pretty shitty guns and this is pretty much a nerd hobby currently.
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by novok 8mo ago
Devex tooling is so much better in web, you can ship much faster, and speed to market matters more than making a native app. Apple dev tooling and build speed sucks a ton in comparison, and don't get started with windows
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by novok 8mo ago
They are not using an index much, they are showing you actual spectral graphs. Ask an AI to understand how that is the actual info you'd want.
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by novok 8mo ago
You would need to see the spectra of the various LEDs available and create a mix along with phosphor mixes. The closest thing is something like a BLAIR-CG light engine from aputure where they have something like 9 different colors of LEDs
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by novok 8mo ago
CRI is a pretty bad rating system. They are showing the full spectrum graphs which is what you'd want anyway. Spectral Similarity Index (SSI) is the better number
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by novok 8mo ago
You can also look at all the papers it's citing too...
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by novok 8mo ago
You can't buy heat lamps? They are even more infrared and last longer. Also LED lighting can have infrared, have a significantly more smoother spectrum curve and still last +20k hours without burnout. The cheaper bulb spectra that th
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by novok 8mo ago
Eventually it will make everyone say that videos are fake because nobody trusts videos anymore. We will ironically be back to something like the 40s where security cameras didn't exist and photography was rare and relatively expensive
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by novok 8mo ago
IMO I think the better solution is to make a full feature smartphone an 18+ item, much like beer. If you are under 18 you only get a very limited 'call mom' phone with no video camera, chat limited to your family, maps to find yo
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by novok 9mo ago
I play a lot of dota 2 and never really notice anything that is obvious cheat wise. IMO league would probably be fine to do valve level anti cheat, it's even a less twitchy of a game than dota. FPSs can just say 'the console is t
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by novok 9mo ago
You have a workplace that insists you are working from your home while you travel. It has limits, like the amazon hardware keypress thingy with north korea showed recently, but unless your working at superbigtech or defense contractor it wo
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by novok 9mo ago
I'd pay $30 for the software alone that actually works.
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by novok 9mo ago
something something anti-fraud something something PM's promo packet something
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by novok 9mo ago
CI is one of those twilight zone things that by the time you need something like buildkite, you're making a lot of money, otherwise why would you have such a complicated CI setup? To do it right, you basically need to start spending bu
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by novok 9mo ago
In organizations, everyone's existence and position is politically supported by their internal peers around their level. Even google's & microsoft's current CEOs are supported by their group of co-executives and other ke
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by novok 9mo ago
The Antigravity case feels like a pure bug and them rushing to market. They had a bunch of other bugs showing that. That is not anti-consumer or making it difficult.
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by novok 9mo ago
AI is a new kind of bulk tool, you need to know how to use it well and context management is a huge part of it. For that 1-1 example, you would do a for loop with new context with subagents or a literal for loop for example to prevent the
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by novok 9mo ago
Pre-passkeys, was this lockout issue a true issue with apple and google accounts? Or have passkeys added a general lockout issue that didn't exist before? Also passkeys in their current implementation are not possible to back up or e
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by novok 9mo ago
There are a few like buildkite
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by novok 9mo ago
In my experience even with runs-on it is a bit painful with runner cancellations.
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by novok 10mo ago
In practice, that is tiring as hell, verbose, awkward, unintuitive, requiring types attached to a specific instance for characters to do numeric indexing anyway and a whole bunch of other unnecessary ceremony not required in other languages
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by novok 10mo ago
Now we need some hardware that is rackmount friendly, an OS that is not fidly as hell to manage in a data center or headless server and we are off to the races! And no, custom racks are not 'rackmount friendly'.
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by novok 10mo ago
I often get to a point where it's faster to tell a person to just look at the output of the ai agent than to write it out myself. "I googled that for you" can also be done from a position of ignorance too. This is just a new
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by novok 10mo ago
After having to deal with shell rc files causing chaos and unpredictability, I can appreciate your top level code fundamental not being random code but something that is parsable and not subject to the halting problem.
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by novok 10mo ago
You create a lot of other side effects that destroy a lot of valid activity and thus cause a large economic depressive effect, or you will start needing to provide a lot of other counterbalances that will be even worse or cost the governmen
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by novok 10mo ago
IMO you shouldn't put a large amount of quoted text, that is just annoying. You should link out at that point. I think if we ban people from citing sources, they will just stop citing sources and that is even worse. It's the ne
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by novok 10mo ago
Seeing how short all the buildings are in London, its housing shortage is obviously fairly self imposed in that city.
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by novok 10mo ago
maybe time to move the city of london's data centers too? meta doesn't have a huge data center in their corporate offices either.
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by novok 10mo ago
There are other regular checkup stuff that does end up there depending on how it's filed. Heart imaging, mammograms, colonoscopies, etc.

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