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by owenpalmer 3mo ago
Why would you jump from an ultrasound to chemotherapy? It's not meant to be a definitive diagnosis, it's just an early screening process...
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by owenpalmer 4mo ago
I'm not so worried about the data being useful, I'm worried about the machine actually working. I mean, with that much data, you may be able to understand under what timeframe a tumor is actually of concern. What's so bad abo
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by owenpalmer 4mo ago
I think getting more medical data could prevent a lot of health problems, and collecting it in a relaxed and frequent environment could be interesting. This announcement is honestly just... a bit weird. They're talking about wanting to
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by owenpalmer 4mo ago
Importantly, the researchers told it to do that specific task.
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by owenpalmer 4mo ago
A law that is not enforced is ultimately a suggestion
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by owenpalmer 4mo ago
> This is not just another incremental release. OpenCV 5 is a major step forward. Am I the only one that finds this sentence very cheesey?
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by owenpalmer 4mo ago
Why did you write it as "1969ties"?
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
Smoking has entered the chat
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
One of the most iconic voices. https://youtu.be/P3ump1Buszo?si=0DoXiDTqZOyTBUst
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
I tried to become a contributor to Canvas (it's open source), but I couldn't even get a development environment setup because of their storage space requirements. https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms&#x2F
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
A truly wonderful read
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
70 months, or 5.83 years
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
What other reasons?
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
Perhaps red is selfish, but blue is most certainly foolish.
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
Is it worse? Wouldn't the red people end up with more like-minded red people?
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
> It's naive to think that 100% of people will press the red button. Those who press the blue button are trying to save those who press the blue button. If they weren't trying to save each other, they wouldn't have to.
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
All textbooks are free if you know where to look
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by owenpalmer 5mo ago
Optimized? Perhaps. Optimal? Not even close.
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by owenpalmer 6mo ago
That does what?
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by owenpalmer 6mo ago
I can't seem to tell exactly what they built. They call it a runtime, but they're using NodeJS? Did they implement a transpiler in Rust? They also seem to be calling Rust from JS, but not through wasm... They seem to be doing some
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by owenpalmer 6mo ago
Alternatively, they could just make the web UI good.
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by owenpalmer 6mo ago
> It generates real wasm that runs directly on the machine. Well, it's not directly on the machine. You still need the wasm engine/runtime to run it
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by owenpalmer 6mo ago
They're like an OS by analogy, but all of them require an actual OS to interface with the hardware. I don't think making that term fluid is a good idea. If we did, how would I refer to... "an actual OS"?
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by owenpalmer 6mo ago
> Currently it runs as a desktop app on Linux, macOS, and Windows Does that mean it's not actually an OS?
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by owenpalmer 6mo ago
Wake up babe! New system prompt just dropped!
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Jonathan Blow on the AI bubble and the dot-com boom(youtube.com)
2 points by owenpalmer 6mo ago|0 comments
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by owenpalmer 7mo ago
So this is an issue with WASM/JS interop, not with Rust per se?
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by owenpalmer 7mo ago
It's not an OS, it's a distro
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by owenpalmer 7mo ago
It's a game changer for reading large codebases and debugging. Error messages were the "slop" of the pre-LLM era. This is where an LLM shines, filling in the gaps where software engineering was neglected. As for writing code,
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by owenpalmer 7mo ago
What in the world is YAML engineering?

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