rsp1984

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by rsp1984 2y ago
> Adchemy named each of AdGrok’s co-founders personally in the suit, meaning that if they lost, the founders would be personally liable. The amounts involved in the suit effectively meant that all three co-founders would have been financ
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Good point.
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by rsp1984 2y ago
the toggle on the website
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Yea, but conceptually it's a bit smelly to have f(x) get larger and larger the closer x is to 0 and then suddenly have it be 0 once x reaches 0.
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by rsp1984 2y ago
As long as lim(1/x)_x->0 = inf, 1/0 = 0 doesn't make a whole lot of sense, mathematically speaking. I might be wrong but I don't think it was addressed in the article either.
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Product looks solid but please stop it with that dark mode joke. I'm technical within all definitions you could possibly come up with but white-on-dark is just unbearable for my eyes.
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Wow, the fade-in animation is most excellent! Mind sharing how you created it?
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Not trying to sound like a dork, but 9 GB -- that's nothing. MacOS routinely eats 30-40 GB of HD space in Volumes/Preboot and "macOS Install Data" for god knows what. Plus even a bare bones XCode installation will cost a
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Cool, this must be fairly recent. I didn't realize they had integrated it. Will check it out, thanks!
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Look, I'm just not interested in something that gives me code on the CLI. This is no better or worse than using ChatGPT / Canvas or any other external tool. My project has well over half a million lines of code. I'm using an
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by rsp1984 2y ago
It was a well planned and executed publicity stunt: 1. Maximize attention on social media by being super obnoxious and arrogant ("dawg I ChatGPT’d the license") 2. 1 day later while the chatter is still going, write a mea culpa an
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Just a nitpick: please use lowercase 'm' for 'million'. When I read the title I thought it had something to do with the company 3M (not really known for making SaaS).
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by rsp1984 2y ago
With due respect, this has to be one of the most ignorant takes on robotics I have read in a while. Yes, you can always slap serialization and ZMQ on your framework. That doesn't make it an OS. And no, the usual robotics stack is not g
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Without taking away anything from the substance or achievement of this release, I find phrases like "openpilot is an operating system for robotics." always quite fishy. No, it's not an OS for robotics. You can't do act
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by rsp1984 2y ago
I launched gotit.pub [1] last year. It's very much the same thing. [1] https://gotit.pub
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by rsp1984 2y ago
OK, I get it now. Thanks for the explanation. I would just never in a lifetime call it a "filter". That's extremely poor naming. If they called it a choice of basis or influence function, it would've been so much clearer
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by rsp1984 2y ago
OK, so reading a bit further this boils down to clipping the polygon to the pixel and then using the shoelace formula for finding the area? Why call it "box filter" then?
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by rsp1984 2y ago
> This is equivalent to applying a box filter to the polygon, which is the simplest form of filtering. Am I the only one who has trouble understanding what is meant by this? What is the exact operation that's referred to here? I kno
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Counterargument: Atlassian offers a very similar product and is worth $50B. Of course they've got JIRA but everybody hates it. GitLab (or whoever ends up buying it) could acquire Linear.app for example and eat Atlassian's lunch.
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by rsp1984 2y ago
I'm not super deep into web development and since it doesn't have a demo or any other visual preview unfortunately I don't understand what this does or how it could be useful. Let alone how to "install" it for &quot
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by rsp1984 2y ago
you have no idea what you're talking about, do you?
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by rsp1984 2y ago
I get where you're coming from. FWIW, at many points I considered just paying for Webflow but their pricing is just nuts. I'm simply not going to pay ~ $1k per year for them to host my static site with a couple 1000 visitors per m
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by rsp1984 2y ago
This looks pretty awesome but, speaking only for myself here, the thing I actually want is just Webflow but without the BS and predatory pricing. A visual editor that produces plain old HTML, CSS, JS and that anyone in our company can use t
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Here'a feature request in case people from Anthropic are listening: I'd like to dump our product knowledge base (emails, tickets, support articles, etc..) into a Project and then create an embeddable chat-bot from it that can hand
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Leveraging thermodynamics to more efficiently compute second-order updates is certainly cool and worth exploring, however specifically in the context of deep learning I remain skeptical of its usefulness. We already have very efficient seco
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Thank you. I think it's a bit misleading then to call it a "terminal emulator". It's not really emulating one of those old boxes, is it? It's providing a text interface to a computer's functions. That's
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by rsp1984 2y ago
At the risk of missing something completely obvious: where's the "emulator" part in it? What is it emulating? It looks like a terminal (no emulator) to me. Not trolling, just trying to learn.
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by rsp1984 2y ago
If you don't want to work hard (10h+ per day) at a startup, then don't. Nobody's forcing you. Working at a startup and finding it's not for you? Just quit! You can just walk out the door. Nobody's forcing you to sta
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by rsp1984 2y ago
TBH that sounds like a nightmare to debug.
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by rsp1984 2y ago
Together with next-generation ML accelerators in the CPU, the high-performance GPU, and higher-bandwidth unified memory, the Neural Engine makes M4 an outrageously powerful chip for AI. In case it is not abundantly clear by now: Apple&#x2

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