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721.
by numpad0 9mo ago
I think the somewhat hallucinatory canned response is that they distribute data across drives for a massive throughput. Though idk if that even technically makes sense...
722.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Face scan is a total dice roll full of bias, whatever you do. With or without ML.
723.
by numpad0 9mo ago
... why is the hxxps:// URL in the article linkified? It's a URL scheme created to explicitly mark URL as unsafe.
724.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Hasn't here been few of those already eg [1][2]? 1: https://github.com/a-ghorbani/pocketpal-ai 2: https://github.com/shubham0204/SmolChat-Android
725.
by numpad0 9mo ago
This took me a while(I'm slow), but I think GP is saying: "I've seen enough of (expressions) thinking ideas is the key when engineering was; with everyone snorting LLMs, we'll see that replicating in software world"
726.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Frankly, this sounds like some people aren't so comfortable with the sheer cost of the machine than their absolute utility. CT and MRI scan machines are something that said to cost like $1m/yr/unit that's ~$500 uninsured
727.
by numpad0 9mo ago
The actually issue according to another comment [0] is this[1]: > Around iOS 17 (Sept. 2023) Apple updated their autocorrect to use a transformer model which should've been awesome and brought it closer to Gboard (Gboard is a privac
728.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Yeah - on the second point. AI-based Japanese TTS do that, issing arts of ords and/or inexanct with literacy import used. I don't know precisely why, but probably part labeling, part over-acting. Agreed on lessons being shallow. T
729.
by numpad0 9mo ago
I don't think SoraNews24/RocketNews24 isn't that interesting in itself, but I'd be interested to know how these are popular as a phenomenon - there have been tons of these small shop couchsurfing news blogs on Japanese W
730.
by numpad0 9mo ago
oh yeah. I've once bought a $10ish one on Amazon out of curiosity. There's the yellow composite plug, a 12V input, and a small bit of wire to be cut to rotate image 180 degrees, at the other end of a 30ft cable from the camera. Th
731.
by numpad0 9mo ago
that means customers will pay minimum 2x that much I think
732.
by numpad0 9mo ago
> At some point, they need to stop asking "can we add this feature?" and start asking "does this text editor need a network-aware rendering stack?" Everyone has to prove their worth by involving more people in ever em
733.
by numpad0 9mo ago
JPY2690k($17,594) 2025 Honda `N-ONE e:`[0], 12km(7.45 mi), unregistered, 4 passengers, 29.6kWh battery, WLTP 295km(183 mi) of range, pack liquid cooling, has one-pedal, airbags, basic LKAS, rear seat ISOFIX, etc etc[2] It's like, at le
734.
by numpad0 9mo ago
They needed a GUI toolkit for dash display, and didn't really like long engine init time of Unreal/Unity/Godot.
735.
by numpad0 9mo ago
But that can be easily faked in client UI. Something like, clicking an empty channel internally hosts a call, hosting/joining the call causes the client to post a hidden "@user is in #call" message, etc.
736.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Why can't anybody just add a button to host a fully P2P WebRTC call? Like everyone did back when Slack didn't have anything, but in one click?
737.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Funniest memory re: Rayleigh scattering: in anime show Aldnoah Zero , the uber-genius protagonist mansplains about it to a high profile girl, basically completely out of blue. An impostor of the girl later appears on an in-universe pirate
738.
by numpad0 9mo ago
That and GP are both plain untrue. The system literally hides useful and/or organic contents. There's also no signs of ads doing better than before. The current Twitter algorithm funnel users into divided bubbles of couple hundred
739.
by numpad0 9mo ago
> Copilot Chat Extension Version: 0.37.2026013101 > VS Code Version: 1.109.0-insider (Universal) - f3d99de Presumably there is such thing as the freemium pay-able "Copilot Chat Extension" for VS Code product. Interesting, I
740.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Wow. The user leaderboard is crazy. It's literally like, three guys getting 200 likes combined, down to two guys with 70 likes combined over the last quarter, then now a guy with 35 likes over the past month. My gut is telling me that
741.
by numpad0 9mo ago
What makes general OS difficult on a SoC is usually the lack of hardware virtual<->real RAM address translation accelerator, the MMU. I guess it's not that important if developers had no raw pointer access so that object can be a
742.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Practically ALL course introductory materials that regard robotics and AI that I've seen began with "you might imagine a talking bipedal humanoid when you hear the word `robot`, but perhaps the most commonplace robot that you have
743.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Real time as in at >1x speed? Probably? Real time as in per-word basis? Probably not?
744.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Changes who's technically the perp. Offer managed porn generation service -> service provider is responsible for generating porn, like, literally literally
745.
by numpad0 9mo ago
It's not like the world benefited from safe harbor laws that much. Why don't just amend them so that algorithms that run on server side and platforms that recommend things are not eligible.
746.
by numpad0 9mo ago
Grok do seem to have tons of useless guardrails. Reportedly you can't prompt it directly. But also reportedly they tend to go for almost nonsensically off-guardrail interpretation of prompts.
747.
by numpad0 9mo ago
I wouldn't know but the exploded view do look a little sus even from a printing hobbyist's perspective
748.
by numpad0 9mo ago
There are apparently rad-hard DDR4 chips these days so this is patently false. SpaceX used to talk a lot about substituting rad-hard components with triple redundant regular x86 years ago, that's true. I think I've also seen someo
749.
by numpad0 9mo ago
no, no, no, the key enabler to space datacenter is complete out-of-world computer 3D printers. You print entire 130nm, hell, even 130 micrometer GPUs and DDR2 VRAMs to go with, entirely on the Moon solely from Moon dusts, and shoot the co
750.
by numpad0 9mo ago
> Due to a miscommunication with the factory, the injection pins were moved inside the heatsink fins, causing the cylindrical extrusions below. Never done casting let alone worked with Chinese factory to ship hundreds of units but: this

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