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by rossant 11mo ago
Have you tried OpenAI Codex with GPT5.1? I'm using it for similar GPU rendering stuff and it appears to do an excellent job.
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by rossant 11mo ago
What prevents LLM designers from cheating and including a human handcrafted SVG into the model for this specific request (allowing for variations between calls)?
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by rossant 11mo ago
Is the idea that ffmpeg could change its license and wreak havoc?
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by rossant 11mo ago
Sure, though there’s a difference between extracting energy stored for millions of years and capturing the continuous flow of energy from the sun.
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by rossant 11mo ago
Sounds like something is going really bad. I'd be very curious to know what's happening.
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by rossant 11mo ago
I love your comment! That's the way to talk to a junior dev without the unnecessary smug.
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Tinder's AI can find better matches by scanning your camera roll(theverge.com)
2 points by rossant 11mo ago|2 comments
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by rossant 11mo ago
Same.
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by rossant 11mo ago
Thanks. The use cases for my library are pretty clear: anytime Matplotlib is way too slow or just crashes under the weight of too much data (and 3D).
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by rossant 11mo ago
Thanks!
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by rossant 11mo ago
> There are still highly demanded optimized programs or parts of such programs which won't disappear any time soon. Here is a small fraction of such software: > ... > Such software will always exist, it just moved to some nich
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by rossant 11mo ago
Yes. Too many people seem to forget the word "premature." This quote has been grossly misused to justify the most egregious cases of bloat and unoptimized software.
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by rossant 11mo ago
I think you can customize this. You can decide whether each URL changes the location history.
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by rossant 11mo ago
Maybe there's a new instruction we don't know about in modern CPUs, like RUBIK_SOLVE or something.
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by rossant 11mo ago
But is it more vulgar than the English version? Deep question.
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by rossant 1y ago
The LLM knows.
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by rossant 1y ago
Agreed. And wow, try to turn dark/light theme on and off (hint: speakers on).
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Text Depixelization(github.com)
32 points by rossant 1y ago|3 comments
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TIL Python does name mangling on private class methods starting with __(docs.python.org)
2 points by rossant 1y ago|0 comments
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by rossant 1y ago
Looks great! What visualization backend is used? Is it GPU accelerated?
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by rossant 1y ago
My mother too. She can't understand how she can access the internet anywhere in nature if there's no wifi.
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Django, Cloudflare, Cookiecutter: A Winning Stack for Solo Founders (2024)(indiehackers.com)
1 points by rossant 1y ago|0 comments
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Interneting Is Hard (2017)(internetingishard.netlify.app)
2 points by rossant 1y ago|0 comments
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by rossant 1y ago
This is so appalling.
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by rossant 1y ago
I visited New York in 1997 and was fascinated by the Twin Towers. Coming from a mid-sized city in France, they seemed unbelievably tall. We went there, but unfortunately, we weren’t allowed to visit because of some construction work. I was
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by rossant 1y ago
It's not perfectly spherical though.
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by rossant 1y ago
Among the 2^n configurations, how many are solvable?
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by rossant 1y ago
Déjà vu .
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Macron re-appoints Lecornu, who had resigned on Monday, as prime minister(lemonde.fr)
7 points by rossant 1y ago|1 comments
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by rossant 1y ago
That's huge. Roberson was scheduled to be executed in a week. Almost all hope was lost. He would have been the first person executed on the basis of shaken baby syndrome, which is said to be "junk science". Now, he might get

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