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by omneity 1y ago
The article initially appears to suggest that all AI in science (or at least the author’s field) is hype. But their gripe seems to be specific to an architecture named PINN that seems to be overhyped, as they mention in the end how they end
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by omneity 1y ago
Yeah it was right in front of me and I missed it. Thanks a bunch!
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by omneity 1y ago
This looks cool and has the opportunity to replace my old and trusted todo.txt, but I couldn’t find how to create or resolve bugs. The CLI has features related to syncing but nothing about this, or did I miss something?
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by omneity 1y ago
The section “Backed by leaders from Google, Microsoft, Meta..” is not clear. Do you have angel investors working at these companies, or what’s the relationship with your company?
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by omneity 1y ago
Is it the same Sakana from the cheating AI coder tribulations? There were some fundamental mistakes in that work that made me question the team. https://www.hackster.io/news/sakana-ai-claims-its-ai-cuda-en... https:&#
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by omneity 1y ago
It's not just you. It feels like there's a missing sentence or paragraph somewhere connecting the two. Maybe there's a compounding effect making the impact of turning the satellite off worse?
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by omneity 1y ago
For me it’s the double question marks that showed me how serious they are: > Q: What is the founding principle of Mills GUT-CP??
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by omneity 1y ago
You and I and many others, a true legend!
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by omneity 1y ago
Great work! It would be interesting to have a side by side comparison with a plant grown without monitoring.
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by omneity 1y ago
The “torque” of these plants is very low usually. You barely feel the pressure. Source: My finger, unscathed after an encounter with a Dionaea.
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by omneity 1y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience! I'm quite opinionated on this topic so buckle up :D We avoided the fork & patch route because it's both labor intensive for a limited return on investment, and a game of catching up. Updatin
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by omneity 1y ago
That's super cool, thank you for sharing! It's based on playwright though right? Can you verify if the approach you are using is also subject to the bug in TFA? My original point was not necessarily about bypassing anti-bot protec
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by omneity 1y ago
Thanks, that's so true! We learned this the hard way building Monitoro[0] and large data scraping pipelines in the past, so we had the opportunity to build up the required muscle. One thing to note, there are different "tiers&quot
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by omneity 1y ago
Thank you for the question! It depends on the scale you're operating at. 1. For individual use (or company use but each user is on their device) typically the traffic is drown out in regular user activity since we use the same browser
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by omneity 1y ago
This is reminding me a lot of shoes.rb (in a good way) Awesome work!
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by omneity 1y ago
"Real neurons" but whose neurons are they sourcing? And are all neurons born equal? Should we have a NeuronArena where people submit samples for eval? @dang, agreed that the product cannot be discussed on technical merits as of n
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by omneity 1y ago
Very interesting approach, congrats on your release! Have you noticed any practical performance overhead related to the usage of Proxy objects? Granted, that might not be the area of focus you have in mind for Aberdeen. I'm just asking
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by omneity 1y ago
Trade. Phoenicians set up trade posts and like their descendants - the Carthaginians, developed a large trading network over the mediterranean sea.
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by omneity 1y ago
> This seems difficult to square with your claim that Ocado "just copied AutoStore". I just looked at videos of the two technologies and it seems difficult to ignore the relationship. Perhaps this is a case of "technically
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by omneity 1y ago
Warehouses is definitely not where I expected robots with retractable blades to first appear. The demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWXco05eK28
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by omneity 1y ago
I don't systematically pick one or the other location for these guards, but wouldn't it make more sense to have it in one place, the function itself, both for DRY and to ensure it being checked, rather than on every call site? Suc
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by omneity 1y ago
> The strictness even allows us to remove the if check inside the function, since now TypeScript gives us the compile-time guarantee that obj will always have property key. This is a dangerous suggestion. While the author does acknowledg
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by omneity 1y ago
"And as a bonus we'll have the first pick on every little thing your citizens are thinking about."
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by omneity 1y ago
It's probably subjective to your own use, but for me Gemma3 is not particularly usable (i.e. not competitive or delivering a particular value for me to make use of it). Qwen 2.5 14B blows Gemma 27B out of the water for my use. Qwen 2.5
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by omneity 1y ago
Related: For those who want to build their own AI search for free and connect it to any model they want, I created a browser MCP that interfaces with major public search engines [0], a SERP MCP if you want, with support for multiple pages o
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by omneity 1y ago
> Need local stuff? Llama(maybe Gemma) You probably want to replace Llama with Qwen in there. And Gemma is not even close. > Mistral has been consistently last place, or at least last place among ChatGPT, Claude, Llama, and Gemini&#x2
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by omneity 1y ago
Haxe is not just an experiment. It is a mature language and ecosystem used in production. You will find it powering many games for example. I used it a long long time ago on one of my first freelance gigs (with a PHP target). It was already
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Well it can be a good learning experience for OP, that's reason enough. By the way, I use CyberChef occasionally and I love it, strongly recommended!
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Little did I know. Thanks!
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The idea is great but its personality needs some more sass. And maybe some contextual cues just so that it does the exact opposite of what would have been most helpful then :) I feel like a text editor + clippy would be an even more potent

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