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by omneity 3y ago
Hot take. Europe cannot compete without working closer with african countries. Same time zone, geographic proximity, many existing commercial relations, economic complementarity, logistics etc. This will allow this hypothetical Eurafrican b
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by omneity 3y ago
Of course, my critique is less "This project shouldn't exist", but rather "It seems to me there are several biases that affect the performance of this project in the context it was presented in". This is a great pro
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by omneity 3y ago
I was super excited at this, but digging through the release [0] one can see the following [1]. While using Bible translations is indeed better than nothing, I don't think the stylistic choices in the Bible are representative of how pe
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by omneity 3y ago
I must have missed the link to the website. The preview demo is pretty neat! > Units are going to be difficult, villagers are something like 10 pixels across Could it possibly help to upscale units, apply reskinning, and then downscale t
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by omneity 3y ago
The demo is very impressive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g34I8JRRzDE
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Project Ring Is a Hand-Worn AI System That Perceives the World(hackster.io)
3 points by omneity 3y ago|1 comments
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by omneity 3y ago
Big AoE fan here. The idea is brilliant and I love the execution. I wish the author did not put every screenshot in a gif, I'd have preferred to be able to look at the results in a less stressful way. 2 seconds to switch to another scr
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by omneity 3y ago
I recently discovered Google does have a way to speak to a human and have your B2B issues heard and responded to promptly. https://cloud.google.com/support You can subscribe to the support without using GCP itself.
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by omneity 3y ago
I am looking at it from a broad market perspective. Say you produce X, cutting on costs by generating most of it through AI, and your competitor just shipped Y that performs significantly faster (because developers are more involved, for ex
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by omneity 3y ago
To me this looks like a great opportunity window for devs who care about this stuff. In the future we will have opportunities to ship 10-1000x faster code than the baseline competition, just by understanding the tech stack, the codebase and
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by omneity 3y ago
If you're in Berlin, you can visit this one [0]. Has some rare historical gems including an original arcade cabinet for space invaders, as well as some experimental stuff like the famed PainStation. [1] [0]: https://www.comp
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by omneity 3y ago
> If they sell "Kubernetes but tuned by AI" and it shows how it saves $ and improves TPC, I'll believe it added value. This will definitely happen. I've seen a few projects pop up on HN already that implement ChatGPT-
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by omneity 3y ago
> I think this is a valid PoV IFF you believe the AI adds value. On the premise it's true, then ignoring it is a huge move. The thing is, thats a big IFF. What if it turns out, the net outcome is net-negative, in reputation, in qual
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Google I/O and the State of Big Tech AI in 2023(twitter.com)
2 points by omneity 3y ago|4 comments
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by omneity 3y ago
Do you think LLMs and coding assistants (current or near future iterations) might change this?
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Google I/O and the State of Big Tech AI in 2023(twitter.com)
1 points by omneity 3y ago|0 comments
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by omneity 3y ago
Might Asimov’s laws of robotics suddenly become relevant? It’s surprising to me how AI seen in sci-fi that looked completely out of touch with how computers work has started to seep into our reality.
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by omneity 3y ago
It might be that you didn’t encounter this as a problem before. In its earlier days, changing a single character in a typescript codebase implied a trip to the kitchen. Now TS compilation is decently fast but intellisense became the bottlen
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by omneity 3y ago
The runtime includes the engine (interpreter for example) and an environment, which could also include a standard library, bindings to the outside world and more. For example, in the case of node, it's a runtime built around the v8 eng
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by omneity 3y ago
That would actually be an educated guess or a guesstimate. A guess is as good as any.
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by omneity 3y ago
This is so awesome. Two tangential thoughts looking at this: - I wish there was a design system / stylesheet to build Star Trek styled interfaces. This one[0] is great but doesn't seem to be a full design system. - This sounds lik
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by omneity 3y ago
I’ve had the chance to chat with the author of Egison a while back. A brilliant character.
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by omneity 3y ago
those are either family or brand names. I don’t see it used as a common word in any of the results.
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by omneity 3y ago
How does this compare to a Beelink or a Minisforum NUC with similar specs? How about a framework board since both share the board form factor?
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by omneity 3y ago
This reminds me of a story about sticky tapes emitting x-rays when pulled. I submitted the link here, it’s interesting in its own right: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35744187
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X-Rays made with scotch tape (2008)(technologyreview.com)
3 points by omneity 3y ago|2 comments
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by omneity 4y ago
Seen this way it seems DM theories are a failure of applying Occam's Razor on a scientifically complex topic. Whereby our current tools and theories cannot explain some observed discrepancies, we aim for a more complicated explanation
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New EU measures against money laundering and terrorist financing(europarl.europa.eu)
4 points by omneity 4y ago|0 comments
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by omneity 4y ago
This sounds like the origin story of Bioshock. 50 years later, long after the underwater infrastructure is abandoned, large swaths of the deep-sea mining facility are taken over by a closed community looking for a fresh start.
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by omneity 4y ago
Cheers mate, another time!

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