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by poly2it 1y ago
Very impressive speed. With a context window of 40K however, usability is limited.
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by poly2it 1y ago
How does this make a profit? Whisper should be $0.006 to $0.010 per minute, but you rate less than $0.001? Do you 10x the audio?
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by poly2it 1y ago
> Perfumes are as bad for people's health as second hand smoke [...]. Source?
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by poly2it 1y ago
Where can such clone houses be found? Market research with a search engine is impossible these days.
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by poly2it 1y ago
??? For the equivalent of $500 in credit you could self host the entire thing!
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by poly2it 1y ago
Why was this downvoted?
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by poly2it 1y ago
It might be easier to collaborate with an established producer of a specific vehicle and create a partially custom vehicle from the same "car platform".
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by poly2it 1y ago
Is this site built in some futuristic new framework? Why does it not allow scrolling at an adaptable speed on mobile?
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by poly2it 1y ago
They are also building a vehicle which doesn't have to adapt for a human, shifting the domain. Definitely not just complexity which is AND-able.
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by poly2it 1y ago
I know people who use KDE and like it, and I'm sure it's great technically, but I don't understand why KDE chooses to be stuck with a design language which looked dated years ago, while GNOME continues to develop their style.
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by poly2it 1y ago
In Swedish, shopping has been loaned to mean window shopping. Buying groceries is commonly called att handla .
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by poly2it 1y ago
How much are you missing out on if you just ban *.su connections on your device?
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Claude Code(github.com)
3 points by poly2it 1y ago|0 comments
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Atopile – Design circuit boards with code(atopile.io)
105 points by poly2it 1y ago|30 comments
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by poly2it 1y ago
Tor over DAITA? Especially with multihop over multiple non-cooperating legislators.
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by poly2it 1y ago
When did you grow up?
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by poly2it 1y ago
Isn't that the exact argument behind the Serenity project? I legitimately feel there is a grave issue with the internet if one wallet controls all of the actual development of our browsers. Control over virtually all media consumptio
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by poly2it 1y ago
A bit of a rant on the topic of digital supervision and age verification: Speaking personally, parent supervision was detrimental to my development as a child. I recently reached the liberation of legal adulthood. While my parents are often
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by poly2it 1y ago
Not just the first paragraph, the whole response reads like LLM output.
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by poly2it 1y ago
Were protestants the oppressors of the native Americans? Many partook, for example the French.
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by poly2it 1y ago
On the flip side, this is not as controversial (or even at all in western media) when done by the Ukraine military (not specifically nuclear scientists). This is not a justification, but I think some characteristics of conflict are less int
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by poly2it 1y ago
Humans also use scaffolding to make better decisions. Imagine trying to run a profitable business over a longer period solely relying on memorised values.
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by poly2it 1y ago
They are all really sloppy. I don't really see the use case for this sort of output outside of research.
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by poly2it 1y ago
Very interesting visualisations! I'm surprised but at the same time not surprised at the apparent overlap between pilots and programmers. Do you have a favourite/least favourite plane to fly, or are they all the same?
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by poly2it 1y ago
This is an interesting middle ground. As ncruces pointed out in a sibling comment, the sign bit in a pointer cannot be set without contradicting the ptrdiff_t type. That makes this seem like a reasonable approach to storing sizes.
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by poly2it 1y ago
I don't think you can make such a broad statement and be correct in all cases. Negative pointer arithmetic is not by itself a reason to use signed types, except if you are: 1. Certain your added value is negative. 2. Checking for under
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by poly2it 1y ago
I've of course read his argument before, and I think it might be more applicable to C++. I exclusively program in C, and in that regard, the relevant aspects as far as I can tell wouldn't be clearly in favour of a signed type. I a
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by poly2it 1y ago
Yes, but there are definitely cases where this doesn't apply, for example when deriving an offset from a user pointer. As such this is not a universal solution.
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by poly2it 1y ago
Dear God I hope nobody is committing unreviewed LLM output in C codebases.
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by poly2it 1y ago
I still don't understand how these arguments make sense for new code. Naturally, sizes should be unsigned because they represent values which cannot be unsigned. If you do pointer/size arithmetic, the only solution to avoid overfl

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