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   by rossant 1y ago

   What distance metrics do you use?
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   by rossant 1y ago

   Now explain that to the police. And to the court.
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   by rossant 1y ago

   The article could have been much shorter, but I agree. It's not just the web; bloated, slow, buggy, bad UX software is pervasive nowadays.
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   by rossant 1y ago

   Can't articulate how much sarcasm there is in this comment.
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   by rossant 1y ago

   Now tell me seriously that ChatGPT is not sentient. /s
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   Paxton's insistence on Robert Roberson's execution is indefensible(dallasnews.com)

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   by rossant 1y ago

   I came here to say this. Don't mess with my scrollbar. Ever.
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   by rossant 1y ago

   I wonder how this comes across to younger members of the hacker or scientific dev communities today. The tone, while perhaps aligned with older norms of bluntness, might now be seen as needlessly harsh or even toxic by some. It raises the q
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   by rossant 1y ago

   Typical AI-generated text vibe.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Nice. Got 30,527.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Didn't know that, thanks! (According to this source, it's more ~12% females https://www.capeutservir.com/prenoms/prenom.php?q=Claude )
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    by rossant 1y ago

    > Anthropic deliberately gave Claude a male name to buck the trend of female AI assistants (Siri, Alexa, etc). In France, the name Claude is given to males and females.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    I can't find the link to the code is it available?
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Funny how just looking at old Windows GUI styling instantly brings me back decades earlier, like listening to old music or looking at old photos.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Memories. Made my first website in 1998. In Notepad. I had fun with HTML but not many ideas about what I could create. So I learnt HTML by making, in HTML, an HTML tutorial website. I was 12.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    As a French person, it's the first time I see this word. My brain can't help but parse the title as "death news".
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Well, it's still slower than an actual suicide by an individual. But on a national scale, it's incredibly fast for sure; unprecedented, even.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    So depressing. Like watching a slow-motion suicide of an entire country.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Gives me the idea for a silly game: finding YouTube videos with words in their identifiers that are relevant to the content.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Perhaps a distinction should be made in the data between emergency and planned C-sections.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    How lucky of you. You had one chance out of 100000.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    French doctors and the government have expressed concern over the rising mortality rate in recent years. Some worry that a contributing factor may be the relatively low rate of C-sections. Difficult labor is a major risk factor for neonatal
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Wow. The loop is closed with GPUs then. Rendering to compute to rendering.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    I ran a quick benchmark comparing Matplotlib and Datoviz on a simple interactive 2D scatter plot. In short, Datoviz is 20 to 2000 times faster. Screenshot: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/datoviz/data/master&#x2F
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Strange that it works for me in various browsers while I'm logged out of GitHub. Might be a caching thing. Anyway, I reuploaded it elsewhere: https://imgur.com/Qc8r15I
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Works too
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Which link? Both seem to work for me at the moment.
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Datoviz is much lighter and younger than VTK. It compiles in seconds, making it much faster to build, and it's easier to install and distribute. It has far fewer features since it focuses solely on rendering common primitives. For exam
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    by rossant 1y ago

    After an email exchange with the lead author, I just rendered one of their demo datasets using my Datoviz GPU rendering library [1]. It looks nice and it's quite fast. I'm just rendering uniform triangles using standard 3D rasteri
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    by rossant 1y ago

    Very exciting! Neural rendering finally coming to standard rasterizer engines.