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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Are there any shots of audio amplifiers?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> When looking at glass in real life, your left eye and your right eye see slightly different refraction patterns since they're looking at the surface from slightly different angles But if you close one eye, you can still make out t
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Dead link - https://ydkgo.netlify.com/
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Can it be fine tuned for a specific task?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> Americans should be happy that the US government is the biggest player. Would you prefer to have China or Russia or the Middle East be the biggest player? People talk about US as if it’s some kind of lala land! Every country, every per
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Does not work in older browsers, iOS 13.6 Strangely latest bootstrap works just fine.
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Slightly tangential question - what gui framework did you use to build the apps?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> then you can do some processing or just hand over all the chunks as context saying "here are some documents use them to answer this question" + your query to the llm This part is what I want to understand. How does the llm “f
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
This may not be directly related to llm but I am curious about two things - 1. How do llm/rag generate an answer given a list of documents and a question? I can do bm25 to get a list of documents, but post that what is logic/algor
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> The overall disk usage for trixie is 403,854,660 kB (403 GB) What does this mean? If all 69k+ packages are installed, it will take up this much space?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
I specifically mentioned Misra standards for writing safe C. And ensuring thread safety is not just a C Lang pitfall. I was not looking for language reference rather how current software written in C ensure memory safety. How do their devel
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
It seems to use c99, I would like to know from folks who have read this book, for learning newer features in C, what do you recommend? Also, does this book also teach some of the pitfalls of stdlib like gets or scanf? Basically I always rea
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
For day to day use, what are the benefits for gnu guix? From it’s website, what I could understand is it provides installation of different version of the same package, similar to rbenv or conda. Apart from this, is there anything else that
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
It’s funny people are lamenting in the comments that it’s a choice to experience the ultra bloat that has permeated the web and minimalism is not always desirable. Most are missing the point that this heavy use of js or new frameworks like
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
They need to first focus on their core offering and make it rock solid. Their vpn app takes hell lot of time to load and connect. Their ui itself is atrocious.
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
I am curious. Generally basic structures like map are not thread safe and care has to be taken while modifying it. This is pretty well documented in go spec. In your case in dropbox, what was essentially going on?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> To receive alerts, users must have Wi-Fi and/or cellular data connectivity, and both Android Earthquake Alerts and location settings enabled. Enabling location settings is a global configuration. Can’t this be configured just for
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> The idea behind an alloy is simple: instead of always calling the same model, sometimes call one and sometimes the other Longish article to what is nothing but ensemble models. Giving it a name like “alloy” does not make it novel.
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
This website doesn’t even load in older browsers. It is truly the end!
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Hi, this does not seem to work on older browsers. Concept seems interesting but I am afraid it excludes clients who are not on latest devices due to organisational constraints. Is there a plan to allow wide compatibility?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Is someone’s right to free speech more important than someone’s right to dignity?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
How do you maintain updates? One thing which of concern is rogue edits getting downloaded, have you figured out a mitigation?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> So, maybe add a few features to Zig and we'll have a Rust alternative for many use-cases? Always wondered why can’t there be a new compiler for C itself which addresses its shortcomings? Cyclone tried to do that and it was success
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> accepting payments is still too expensive, This completely depends on the mdr agreement between seller and network/bank. It is pretty standard to see 2-3%, anything more than that is purely markup added by the seller. Anything les
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> This is a huge win for component-based designs as it eliminates the need to shoehorn responsive styles into global media queries React has been popular but does that really mean to model cascading style sheets to now hold more logic wh
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Management makes the decision to hire. What is stopping American management to continue hiring American professionals instead of others or to look at it another way, what is stopping them to rise through the ranks and keep the employment nu
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
How do you flag low quality comments in HN?
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Maybe some point in time this was true, but not recently. There is a heavy focus on attaching labels to individuals, putting them in one camp or another. This kind of culture is hardly present or not as strong outside of US.
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
> but most would-be immigrants and past immigrants came here to escape famine, impoverishment, oppression, and the like Ofc, all of Europe and Asia is oppressed. Great thinking!
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by potato-peeler 1y ago
Earlier many subreddits used to get featured in r/all and r/popular. It was a good way to discover niche and engaging forums. But now it’s just low effort or a handful of subs, particularly American focused which make it to r&#x2F

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