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by numpad0 4mo ago
Doesn't it feel like Falcon 9 is destined to be spun off so that adults can take care of it, and then X Corp is to be allowed to consolidate freely for a quick and easy disposal?
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Crazy take: this only appears to be the case because industry incumbents tend to start applying mechanisms of gambling addiction to products; providing gratifications right on the lower threshold of expectations promotes dependency. New ent
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by numpad0 4mo ago
So all the content servers under one big auth infra; you could post anything on relays and apps, doesn't matter because your account is banned and nobody has the key to fetch those invalid data from relays. I mean, that's how it w
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Maybe because it leads people to cease providing non-rated contents, contrary to the intent of regulations. This btw actually happen: "Sesame Scheme: Unintended Consequences of Allergen Food Labeling"( https://news.ycom
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by numpad0 4mo ago
numpad0 Twitch streamer and content creator >230 strength · Top 25%< Mistral 3.2 24B says 4/4 A Twitch streamer known for gaming content, particularly in the Minecraft and Among Us communities. Not that far off, I
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by numpad0 4mo ago
> 3. Tamamo-no-Mae > either a "Caster-class Servant" or the "Legendary fox spirit" KanColle moment
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by numpad0 4mo ago
But you have to have more data than used for pretraining for the added knowledge to take precedent over pretraining, no? If that would be the case, you practically contradict the knowledge in the base model. I mean ... LLMs are sort of an e
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by numpad0 4mo ago
I thought finetuning data can't contradict foundation models, and anything that are inconsistent with the standard LLM American-Chinese split personality would be rejected?
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by numpad0 4mo ago
> You and I can still trade with each other, no robots need be involved. And that's communist . I don't understand why nobody seem to see the irony or the miscategorization. This isn't to be critical of this comment, but
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Yeah, real claw machines straight up have tunable win probability controls(subject to local gambling laws). but this is fun!
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Doesn't really matter.
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Backlights, battery, anything. Modern high performance CPUs need an external debug adapter to set up the board before they can be powered on(old supercomputers did too). Blobs running on a less-modern CPU handles that. The less modern CPU i
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Slot machines has to have something always going on, overly dynamic Apple animations help with that. For regular UI animations, it helps normal users who struggle with sudden changes in screen contents, as well as helping to smooth out fram
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by numpad0 4mo ago
GGP's point is that broken in-between frames are everywhere, in films and animations, and this is a total nothingburger. GP's point is that those frames aren't broken, but they're intentional and calculated, and so they&
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by numpad0 4mo ago
... I wonder if we're seeing a downstream effect of Apple rejecting Flash on iPhone, triggering a slow collapse of Adobe empire. It seems that there are multiple concepts missing in conversations going on here.
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Yeah. LLMs, machine translations, CJK keyboards, they are all the same technology; faster cars to each others, not cars vs horse drawn carriages. It'll be surprising if they didn't directly apply any applicable learnings back to G
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by numpad0 4mo ago
Weren't Tesla ACIM drive unit motors before Model 3 also magnet-free? I thought they used passive isolated bundles of copper wires and their reluctance as magnets.
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by numpad0 4mo ago
It's all the same, except LLMs are less precise with names.
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by numpad0 4mo ago
... through snail mails?
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by numpad0 4mo ago
It's probably just old stocks and newly built surplus parts. People don't care too much about book values of unsold items in parts markets in China and/or third world Asian countries.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
It was one thing to use the line to call an ISP, which can be a company of its own, and another to use their Internet access on that call.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
Most motors have N-S axis of magnets aligned tangential to the axis of rotation. Axial flux motors have N-S poles parallel to rotation. This allows motors to be thinner and wider as well as anyhow more lighter and sometimes easier made. Whe
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by numpad0 5mo ago
I think the only device that don't have that option is Vive Flow VR yoga goggles(???), which I happen to have, and suspect that someone at Apple fell in love with its concept. It just feels too similar if described in PowerPoint slid
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by numpad0 5mo ago
Not really, most were wired with zero latency. Wireless adapters existed but didn't do local "reprojection" aka rudimentary warping to absorb pose differences between when the sensor data was captured and new frames is being
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by numpad0 5mo ago
There are nevertheless viewers of such contents on iOS. They pass reviews so long the reviewer testing account only shows SFW sections that nobody uses. The users navigate from such sites to the App Store, and never the other way around, so
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by numpad0 5mo ago
I've come across some article on that in the past - they seem to put a pair of synchronized APS-C cameras or one with a stereo lens ahead of a 3Dio. The entire thing can be mounted on a balanced crane, and the male actor slides under t
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by numpad0 5mo ago
I don't understand how businesses could trust cloud LLMs going forward with this ongoing "safety" paranoia. Building dependence on them doesn't feel like a sane strategic decision for users.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
Vive Flow is 189 grams btw
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by numpad0 5mo ago
That's some insane revisionism.

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