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by outofpaper 3y ago
Well at least it's not a pile of hardlinks like apple's time machine. Actually that might be an interesting option for an OS... constant versioning.
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by outofpaper 3y ago
Yes, I whole-heartedly agree. What we need is a proliferation of AI tools. Centralization of compute in the hands of a few corporations could be worse than monoculture farming. If we don't create, mix, and match our own models we'
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by outofpaper 3y ago
This made me instantly think of https://asciinema.org . There are so.e amazing resources on that site.
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by outofpaper 3y ago
This almost defeats the whole purpose of IPFS's automatic caching of resources. Using HTTP gateways is something anyone already can do in any browser and with a little work on the side of web devs can be done automatically. At the mom
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by outofpaper 3y ago
It's a missed opertunity to add a teeny bit of compute to it. This dock is essentially the same as what Lenovo released a couple years back only that was also a bluetooth speaker.
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by outofpaper 3y ago
Link to report please
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by outofpaper 4y ago
The copyright office already determined that AI artifacts are not covered by copyright protections. Any model created through unsupervised learning is this kind of artifact. At they same time they determined that creations that mix ai artif
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by outofpaper 4y ago
No you're not. I too enjoy working with text the completion LLMs have been able to do for some time. The issue with text completion is that most people don't want to be forced to think about possible document headers when they wan
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by outofpaper 4y ago
Often it can actually solve more complex problems but needs to have its "hand held". Essentially the model needs to be guided to/through problem solving techniques. We have to remember that LLM are literally inference engine
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by outofpaper 4y ago
Good beginning but what's control over money? Where do you want to draw your line in the sand?
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by outofpaper 4y ago
Their documentation needs to lead with this instead on only having it in the home page.
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by outofpaper 4y ago
You couldn't have said it clearer.
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by outofpaper 4y ago
Well ya, your old donkey was essentially a cozy self driving seat that refueled itself by mowing your grass. Not having the heated seats at the same time as having to adjust to all the changes can be hard, to matter how nice the car/fr
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by outofpaper 4y ago
Yes, it's like when people were saying blacksmiths would continue to exist. They do albeit at very reduced numbers. In their place we have mechanics. It will be the same in other industries.
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by outofpaper 4y ago
Does that have a cell modem? An m4/3 camera with wifi and cell data sounds amazing?
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Dpreview to be shut down in another round of Amazon layoffs(techcrunch.com)
25 points by outofpaper 4y ago|1 comments
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by outofpaper 4y ago
It's a real pity that Amazon isn't allowing the team to take the site and continue to manage it. Crazy that in these times it makes more sense to lay off and shut down a site like DPreview.
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by outofpaper 5y ago
An even closer option is https://marktext.app/ . Marktext is open source and available for every os. It's also built on Electron like Typora.
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by outofpaper 5y ago
> I was expecting them to launch an OnLive-like service rendered to a <canvas> over WebRTC by now… and worryingly this gives Apple a strong incentive to immediately halt any work on improving WebRTC in PWAs Like Stadia? ( https:&#x
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by outofpaper 5y ago
I thought the site was pretty cool. What's your take on using Blockstud.io over Snap or Scratch?
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by outofpaper 5y ago
If you are interested in Hypercard you should checkout the Internet Archive's collection of Hypercard Stacks: https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22hypercard_... They all run in browser thanks to pce-js.
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by outofpaper 8y ago
That's one way to stay secure... If you don't have a computer your computer can't be hacked :P
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by outofpaper 8y ago
Node Red is an other node based visual programming tool that is inspired by Yahoo pipes.