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811.
by numpad0 10mo ago
> I think such device could cost about 60 euros Making a thing made, shipped and delivered at 60 euros each on credit cards is HARD. 600 is easier. 60m consider it done. I wouldn't want to even make and sell, idk, a lens cap for a c
812.
by numpad0 10mo ago
I think the point is it's not zero shot if a sample is needed. A system that require one sample is usually considered one-shot, or few-shot if it needs few, etc etc.
813.
by numpad0 10mo ago
like that chemical weapon that was specifically designed to react with gas mask absorbent materials so to activate at the protected side so to circumvent filteration(long banned since the end of WWI).
814.
by numpad0 10mo ago
That's where planned obsolescence comes into play!
815.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Those are social games. They don't make sense for someone not in a player community for a specific title on Twitter/Discord or in physical classrooms/breakrooms.
816.
by numpad0 10mo ago
VTubers. Console games are more complicated in terms of streaming forgiveness.
817.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Akihabara was where runoffs and spillovers from cutting edge electronics accumulated until ~2010s. There used to be tons of failed experiments and EOL'd enterprise gears washing up. After that, supplies shifted to Taiwan and then to Sh
818.
by numpad0 10mo ago
I've asked Gemini about it the other day(I'm dumb and shameless). Apparently it means that the model branches into bunch of 3B sections in the middle and joins at both ends, totaling in parameters at 30B. This means computational
819.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Or something hit max program-erase cycle counts and are returning corrupt/old data. Flash ROMs tend to become "sticky" with previous states as you write more to them. I think it's possible that ROMs used for early SoC bo
820.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Hopefully this serves as a reminder to decision makers with Web backgrounds to NOT push random non-critical _firmware_ updates without clear merit, or random updates in general. Security is not fluids. It doesn't naturally evaporate. S
821.
by numpad0 10mo ago
And I would wonder if overpriced luxury items in general are detrimental to the economy. It feels to simple me that transacting items with subjective added values above costs shrinks economy a bit. To me it feels that overpriced items cause
822.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Nowhere in the world can you make a smartphone at $25 each, even with a bit of slave labor. Either the LTV of a phone is like few k dollars for them, or someone argues it is, or they want network effect, whatever. But $25 is too cheap of a
823.
by numpad0 10mo ago
It'll slowly hemorrhage your industry base, and your country will end up being a giant wasteland with guarded compounds here and there, eventually. You wouldn't want that.
824.
by numpad0 10mo ago
And that would be wrong. It's the other way around. It's CDs that has a distinct sound for some reason, not vinyl having "analog warmth".
825.
by numpad0 10mo ago
obligatory supplement: everyone used CRTs for monitors back then, albeit of different resolutions for PCs and for watching TVs. It's not like devs had to mentally simulate the effect.
826.
by numpad0 10mo ago
People used to say human eyes can't perceive >60fps. It's also just CDs, not digital formats in general. Grab an audiophile and ask their opinions about digital PDM/PCM formats, high bitrate AACs even, against true vinyls.
827.
by numpad0 10mo ago
They don't, because just about anything available is better than CDs. Vinyl craze is actually not about "warmth", just genuinely more data.
828.
by numpad0 10mo ago
I suspect Feynman actually haven't been to the world of the middle-to-bottom sections of the bell curve, where that thinking becomes toxic. It only works because there's collective illusion that minority theorizations can be more
829.
by numpad0 10mo ago
I don't understand why everyone involved didn't immediately realize especially the first two of those whys. Eating bugs at scale is such a surefire way to get everyone allergic to random stuffs. And it's not like it was never
830.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Blu-ray regions are different from DVD regions. US and Japan in Blu-ray regions belong to the same group.
831.
by numpad0 10mo ago
The problem with that kind of feature/benefit based thinking is that it won't correlate with code or computational footprints well. That's like justifying price of cars with seatback materials. That's not where the costs
832.
by numpad0 10mo ago
How did these came to existence? Most of these offerings look basically identical. Is it ran by the same guy behind, or is it like a get rich quick network business stuff?
833.
by numpad0 10mo ago
> Art shouldn't make you feel comfortable and safe. It should provoke you and in this sense AI art is doing the job better than traditional art at the moment here. jumpscares and weapons being used at others aren't art
834.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Em dashes aren't rare because of disuse. It's a Unicode character that can't be easily typed from a Western language keyboards -- real humans shouldn't be able to vocalize it. Hence it's considered an AI giveaway.
835.
by numpad0 10mo ago
I think capacitive touchscreens always did? It was never reliable enough or something. The panels generate scanned strength maps for the whole displays. Values for locations that aren't being touched aren't zeroes.
836.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Either ways it'll be the end of the USD as we know it. But then again such fantasy situations had been "predicted" numerous times and never once came to be a reality.
837.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Flip phones had predictive texts since forever. LLMs are just* supercharged predi[ ctive text algorithms are computer algorithms that are ]
838.
by numpad0 10mo ago
You can use sets of exotic mirrors and/or prisms to split incoming images into separate RGB beams into three independent monochrome sensors, through the same singular lens and all at once. That's what "3CCD" cameras and
839.
by numpad0 10mo ago
Oh it's a lot worse than that. Google Search is localized at scales of about Starlink cell size. You get completely diffrent results by just using a device that are known to live 10 miles from where you'd be. I know it because the
840.
by numpad0 10mo ago
It saddens me to think that the efforts so far hasn't been it. Maybe I should try my hand at "closing the loop" for image generation models. Could it destroy the society? The humanity had lived through bunch of such actual su

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