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by oezi 11mo ago
Win+Print = takes screenshot and saves to Pictures/Screenshots/
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by oezi 11mo ago
I discovered Switcheroo two weeks ago and seeing it abandoned with over 30 forks with relevant commits made me want try to consolidate the forks and add my own flavor to it: First beta release at https://github.com/coezbek&#
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by oezi 11mo ago
Daily trading volume is roughly 200m units at roughly 200 USD per stock which equals 40bn in daily trades. So 5bn isn't nothing but over the course of a month it isn't particularly much.
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by oezi 11mo ago
Unfortunately I don't read anything in the paper about improvements to timing/timestamping. In particular unclean word boundaries are hard with wav2vev2. And their use of LLMs as part of the transcription process makes it likely t
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by oezi 11mo ago
I am currently working on a fork of Alt+Tab replacement Switcheroo to show all available windows in a tabular format. Current windows in the center. Apps with many windows on the left sorted by process name (e.g. Excel or PDF windows). Pinn
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by oezi 11mo ago
Unfortunately the article glosses too quickly over aspects which seem unique. For instance, I don't get what labeled breaks have to do with comp-time or why a labeled break was used in this situation over a normal function call: >&
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by oezi 11mo ago
> Because governments have let energy companies fail to invest in necessary infrastructure for decades. Well, regulating oligopolies isn't fun and it isn't popular with voters.
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by oezi 11mo ago
If we look at the growth curves it is clear that the actual real boom in solar will be happening between now and the next 10 (maybe 20 years) until the S-curve flattens. The pictures in the report show panels which are so tiny in comparison
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by oezi 11mo ago
The biggest concern I have is with cheap PC accessories, wireless routers and smarthome equipment. Also solar power inverters with their online tracking apps. In case of war, all of these would be remotely weaponized, IMHO.
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by oezi 11mo ago
I mean your analogy makes it very clear that usually if a server is temporarily running OOM you might use temporary means to mitigate. You might use mitigations while you are waiting for new memory to arrive. But what do you want to do if u
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by oezi 11mo ago
Housing is an inelastic supply which takes long to catch up to demand. Using price controls to combat market excess shouldn't be controversial. But price controls cannot work if underlying policy issues which prevent supply to increase
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by oezi 1y ago
Location: Berlin / Sydney Remote: Yes, up to 20h per week. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PyTorch/vLLM/TTS models, C++/OpenGL/Qt, Ruby+Rails Resume: Former Tech CTO but prefer individual contributor and/
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by oezi 1y ago
Why just a gateway? Why not a serverless way to host tools?
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by oezi 1y ago
So where can we host simple single file MCP tools with the ease of a lambda?
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by oezi 1y ago
I read your link and I don't see why you say originated. This is a French law. My understanding is that EDF wanted to take a stake in a German energy producer and to approve such a takeover the EU as the market authority required some
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by oezi 1y ago
Since when does Poland have a significant nuclear power generation program? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_Poland
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by oezi 1y ago
The linked article doesn't put these emissions in relation to anything. It is hard to imagine it to be a relevant amount of emissions, right?
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by oezi 1y ago
I skimmed your posts but they don't blame EU rules. Can you point to EU regulation which caused this? ARENH looks like a mechanism by which France wanted to entice competition in end customer sales (and distribution?) of electricity.
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by oezi 1y ago
Usually slug, headline and teaser are all considered important parts to optimize. My wife works for a big online news company and while news journalists write headline and teaser, they have editors in chief who edit those again and a separa
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by oezi 1y ago
I think speeding up trials and the judiciary in general would be a great benefit for many western democracies.
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by oezi 1y ago
We have to ask when is Chrome bringing this functionality? With Gemini
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by oezi 1y ago
Think about this way: They subsidized the hardware and hardware development too much and created a messy third-party ecosystem rather than focusing these 25 bn USD on developing an AI chat (OpenAI spent less in total).
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by oezi 1y ago
> generated from text via a text-to-speech Yes, frustratingly we don't have good speech-to-text (STT/ASR) to transcribe such differences. I recently finetuned a TTS* to be able to emit laughter and hunting for transcriptions wh
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by oezi 1y ago
Absolutely correct! My simple test is if it can tell American and British English Tomato and Potato apart. So far it can't.
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by oezi 1y ago
Didn't anybody add backspace to an LLM's output token set yet?
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by oezi 1y ago
In my country they don't recommend additional vaccinations if you already have been vaccinated or been infected (unless risk factor or age).
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by oezi 1y ago
Certainly possible: add ifTrue as a method to TrueClass and FalseClass. It just isn't very fast.
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by oezi 1y ago
You are right on return (use next in a block), but break uses block scope.
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by oezi 1y ago
I have been doing Ruby for so long that it feels very natural to apply a method in this way on the instance. false.not applies the not method on the false instance in the same way that car.start in every OO language calls the start method o
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by oezi 1y ago
From the outside the US has shifted to a oligarchy where money buys elections. Europe's democracies are certainly straining. Primarily from its news companies being minimized by Google and Facebook (and now TikTok) which have extracte

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