rkharsan64

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by rkharsan64 16d ago
According to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49417480 , Anthropic hires writers who do not use LLMs, and reading their updates I also feel that they don't use LLMs for communication.
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by rkharsan64 3mo ago
I haven't used it, but YouTube Music has a samples section which is supposed to show you "shorts" of new (to you) songs.
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by rkharsan64 1y ago
This website is just AI slop, the real reporting is in the BBC page linked at the end. Photos and numbers seem to be stolen straight from it.
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by rkharsan64 1y ago
I see multiple banner ads promoting ChatGPT on my way to work. (India)
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by rkharsan64 1y ago
Are there any local models that use this new approach to generating images?
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
You can install things from Windows/Microsoft Store without an account.
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Advertisers are the cause of DNT's failure, not Microsoft.
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Does this change include any UX improvements? The article only mentions updated visuals and theming. From the discussions I've read, it's the UX of GIMP that holds it back.
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Most of the comments here echo what the article is criticising. I can see countless threads of back-and-forth defending single-entry bookkeeping. Sure, single-entry bookkeeping might be easier and more normalized, but sometimes it is a good
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
These and other related machines are super popular among people interested in handheld gaming. I agree that the AI label is just for hype, but GPD does make good machines.
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
> And if you step past something but then later realize it was important, time to start over. How can you do this using print debugging? For every print statement I add, I can add a breakpoint. Even more importantly, I can see the stack
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Google Search Fixer. It's a recommended extension for Firefox on Mobile.
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
FWIW, I run Node 12 painlessly on Apple Silicon using fnm, so you might be thinking of a few versions before that.
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
People here seem to be underestimating the advantages that Google gets just because of Chrome: - When you sign in to Google, you sign in browser-wide. Google now gets all of your browsing data, perfect for advertising. (If you ever doubt it
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
From my (super limited) experience, debuggers shine when: - You're using a dynamically typed language. Something like Rust can eliminate most bugs that come from incorrect data types. For me, a lot of bugs used to come from types that
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
On a general note, I would recommend any new (and experienced!) programmers to master the debugging tools of their ecosystem. I've seen countless experienced developers use printf-based debugging and waste hourse debugging something wh
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Somehow people seem to be missing the fact that this would've been an opt-in feature. > A way to bake that in without breaking old code would be to allow function definition to put an explicit stop to the argument list, ...
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
There's only 3 competitors in that particular benchmark, and the speedup compared to the 2nd is only 1.06x. Edit: Also, from the same table, it seems that only this library was ran after warming up, while others were not. https:/
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
That will only protect you against wall hacks. This is a strategy known as fog of war. The server will not send the positions of players far from you. However, you still need to send the positions of players near you, but still behind walls
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
If you're talking about Tailwind, this is nothing like that. This is a set of pre-built components, not unlike Bootstrap. You just use the components they offer, instead of having to manually code up a drop-down from scratch for each n
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Isn't it possible that o1 was also trained on this data (or something super similar) directly? The score seems disproportionately high.
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
It's a website where most articles don't have translations. This article seems like an exception, and I can't think of a simpler way to do this either. If you had separate paths for each language, most links would have an unn
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
There's several examples where Google's SEO has actively made things worse, even before you look at ads. And to be clear, I do agree that advertising has also done massive damage to the web. All the long, rambling stories you see
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
There's a big catch here: creating mods for Bedrock is difficult. And, Mojang is taking steps that make it difficult for modders to create stuff for Bedrock. [1] There's no match for the modding capabilities that Java edition give
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Every time I've left an organization, they have swiftly deleted the company email address/revoked my access to it. I assume every reasonable organization will have processes in place to do this. I don't see this as a vulnerab
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
There's nothing wrong with caring for your child. The cause of this situation is insufficient paternal leaves, not having and raising children. If you as an employer provide a leave of just 15 days for the father (I've seen really
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
Modern Thermonuclear bombs (also called Hydrogen bombs) work on fusion. The only reason why they use fission is to trigger a fusion reaction. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermonuclear_weapon
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
If you're using a JetBrains IDE, the AI based autocompletions are powered by super tiny LLMs, each trained on a single language. This allows them to run locally and still product decent results. For example, the C++ model is really goo
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
https://learnopengl.com/ is a super popular recommendation, but I found it a bit lacking when trying to understand how things work. I tried using a college book instead, Computer Graphics Programming in OpenGL with C++ and
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by rkharsan64 2y ago
I personally don't mind having it installed, just because it makes a huge difference. I remember playing CS:GO (and later, CS2) and it was super common to see cheaters in almost every other match. In contrast, I haven't seen a sin

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