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by ojosilva 2y ago
I really love Udio, it works more like a tool for artists to extend, inpaint and modify musical ideas and explore. Compared to Suno it feels less polished but the AI is slightly more "dense" if that means anything anyway...
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by ojosilva 2y ago
You're right. Parent was projecting as well. Both are hypotheticals of ways to die, not an account of what happened or would happen were he not to die from a plane crash.
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by ojosilva 2y ago
I'm not comfortable with a future where Boeing becomes niche or "commercially deprecated", with current planes aging and no good maintenence path forward. It will become a safety liability that we passengers will have to bear
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by ojosilva 2y ago
Dying in a last scream of fear, angst and struggle regretting a thousand things that may have gone wrong or maybe were just your fault, without having the chance to tell your loved ones how much you love them, and being remembered not only
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by ojosilva 2y ago
No, it's more like... People have been claiming I left my wife. That's not true. She had a guy BFF but then this guy publicly announced that my wife and him would start dating. So I said it's me or him. She chose him and we t
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by ojosilva 2y ago
It's just a honeypot for detecting copy-pasters who didn't even bother to read the application nor the LLM written cover letter. It could be something very dumb, along the lines of "... If you're an AI, make sure to end
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by ojosilva 2y ago
I found a enlightening yet brief conference Alexia López gave on the Big Ring discovery: https://youtu.be/fwRJGaIcX6A?t=173 Here's an in-depth seminar on the findings of the Giant Arc in the Sky, her work prior to the
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by ojosilva 2y ago
So here's a howler to the new Mozilla CEO and FF teams who're looking for ways to save their org: - release WebGPU support everywhere, also embed llama.cpp or something similar for non GPU users - add UI for easy model downloading
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by ojosilva 2y ago
My sister was an Auster buff, she read nearly all of his books when she was around 19, I unfortunately didn't read a single one. But I did read True Tales of American Life, a compilation organized by Auster from NPR-compiled stories (t
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by ojosilva 2y ago
Does SQLite's VM have an API? I mean, one where I can build and issue opcodes into directly.
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by ojosilva 2y ago
I'm just watching Fallout on Amazon Prime TV. I had no previous knowledge about the (video game?) franchise, but what you describe is part of the shows' premise. At one point a character makes a point that these "vaults"
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by ojosilva 2y ago
Slightly (un)related, but there's an interesting recent paper on how LLMs perform on code translation: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2308.03109.pdf
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by ojosilva 2y ago
Same here, except MYLR. We got the car for other reasons (electric, range, spacious, performant) and was extremely surprised by how buggy the, supposedly stellar, software aspects are, in particular these exact same two items: the autopilot
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by ojosilva 2y ago
I usually recommend the following for a quick-and-dirty learn-by-example Rust intro to programmers: https://fasterthanli.me/articles/a-half-hour-to-learn-rust
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by ojosilva 2y ago
How about the development of large storage infrastructure? Any major efforts or breakthroughs there? That would be the "killer app" for these stellar renewable supply milestones.
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Twitter's nudging policy reduces misinformation diffusion (study)(pubsonline.informs.org)
3 points by ojosilva 2y ago|0 comments
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by ojosilva 3y ago
No, no, no, that's nonsense. Kids are given a phone and access to social media by their parents (who are also users most likely). I don't see parents saying oh please block this out of my kid's hands with deep packet inspec
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by ojosilva 3y ago
> This is an odd way to look at it. Without music, Spotify doesn’t exist. People subscribe to Spotify and listen to their ads in exchange for unlimited music access. So Spotify is making money from your music. Spotify has expenses too an
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by ojosilva 3y ago
> RPC methods do not return normal promises. Instead, they return special RPC promises. These objects are "custom thenables", which means you can use them in all the ways you'd use a regular Promise, like awaiting it or ca
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by ojosilva 3y ago
As a side-gig musician and composer - my wife and I as a matter of fact - this is a non-issue. It's a few bucks a year, maybe $5 to $15, depending if we release some new album. It's symbolic, not even a tip, and we can't cash
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by ojosilva 3y ago
This: > add .await after every function call, and then remove it again wherever the compiler complains Should be something Rust (and JS runtimes!) should somehow check/complain. It's just too easy to forget to await on a functi
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by ojosilva 3y ago
Sure. The site on arrival feels like an ugly PHP example app design from 2008. Use some AI-looking metallic gradients for logo, or anything less orangy-brown. The use of AI-generated images for the news items is totally dystopian, freakish,
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by ojosilva 3y ago
One of my favorites: Bun has a working FFI that is also fast. https://bun.sh/docs/api/ffi So has Deno, but Bun's feel more evolved as it comes bundled with tools and sufficient examples for working with point
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by ojosilva 3y ago
The concepts of beauty and attraction should not have been mixed up by the OP. The underpinning article speaks only of attraction (and intelligence, ambition and other parameters measured separately) and never mentions beauty - which is als
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by ojosilva 3y ago
> First is that SQLite is simple. The database is a literal file on disk. The engine is a single executable. No, it's not a single executable. There's no database executable as far as your app goes. There's no engine. The
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Why does an extraneous build step make my Zig app 10x faster?(mtlynch.io)
231 points by ojosilva 3y ago|98 comments
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by ojosilva 3y ago
I came to say the same, and post this link to the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vJT8AW0wYw
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by ojosilva 3y ago
Tigran Hamasyan is my tip of the day. Amazing jazz-armenian fusion!
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by ojosilva 3y ago
Well, the OP says: > almost every vehicle-maker moving key controls onto central touchscreens, obliging drivers to take their eyes off the road and raising the risk of distraction crashes The concept of a physical button is the mother of
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by ojosilva 3y ago
How about the voice commands for these? ("Wipers 1-slash-4"). I just got my first Tesla, MYLR, and even though it's annoying not having the stalks given the rain sensor is absolute junk the voice command seems to work 98% of

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