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by runjake 2y ago
I’ve wiped the local training for, and swapped YOLO model versions of number of times. It doesn’t make any difference. In truth it’s only mildly annoying and makes me appreciate my cat’s quirkiness more.
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by runjake 2y ago
Sorry, to answer your other question, this is via CodeProject.AI.
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by runjake 2y ago
“Hey, here’s 250 photos of my cat. This is a cat. It is not a dog. It is not a person.”
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by runjake 2y ago
Only tangentially related to this story, I've been trying for months to train the YOLO models to recognize my Prussian blue cat, with its assorted white spots, as a cat rather than a dog or a person. However, it refuses to cooperate. I
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by runjake 2y ago
For everything, both directly via the web interface and for coding via Copilot and Cursor. For Python scripts and stuff I’m still using either ChatGPT or a locally running LLM, because I’m cheap and lazy and haven’t glanced at Claude API pr
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by runjake 2y ago
I was merely answering the parent's comment, which they seem to have significantly edited after the fact. But no, there is no "all things included" security clearance. And you're right, POTUS does not normally have acces
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by runjake 2y ago
Musk has, and has had, top secret security clearance for years, due to his SpaceX work launching spy satellites for the US government.
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by runjake 2y ago
Claude 3.5 Sonnet
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by runjake 2y ago
What's your CPU? My math may be wrong, but the minimum Intel CPU supported is 8th gen, which started coming out about 8 years ago.
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by runjake 2y ago
People to follow to keep up on what Microsoft people are working on: Scott Hanselman ( https://bsky.app/profile/scott.hanselman.com ) Jen Gentleman ( https://bsky.app/profile/jenmsft.bsky.social ) Kay
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by runjake 2y ago
lobste.rs is still around and quite active. Not on the level of HN, of course.
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by runjake 2y ago
Looks like it. The imperfections are just glare from the lighting.
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by runjake 2y ago
I only took up to algebra and geometry in high school. My middle school kids already do trig and more advanced forms of algebra (differential equations, linear algebra, etc) that I never learned, so I make heavy use of Claude.ai to learn ab
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by runjake 2y ago
Coming to a reasonable consensus on what constitutes good and bad would be a start. We can’t even agree on that, in the US, at least.
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by runjake 2y ago
No, on the contrary, I like it. It’s a huge emerging technology that is changing the world. I suppose if it wasn’t wanted it wouldn’t be upvoted to the front page.
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by runjake 2y ago
Warning for those who visit the site at work, there is a lot of NSFW content.
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by runjake 2y ago
I can't fathom it, but if I had to start over today, I'd: - Pick something I want to build - Pick the tools -- whatever's at the top of the latest SlackOverflow survey, though I'm not sure SO matters anymore - Peruse the
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by runjake 2y ago
For those curious, this is called Focus and is pretty highly configurable after a little learning curve. You can use automations to switch modes by calendar, date/time, GPS location, connected Wi-Fi network, etc. No programming require
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by runjake 2y ago
Thanks for this. I've always considered PC an entirely different thing, but after perusing the comments here, and given our new president's attitude toward the people affected, I can see your point.
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by runjake 2y ago
Unless pg just now edited it out, you're making false quotes and misrepresenting his words. I cannot find the quote "social justice piggishness" or the word "gender" in his essay. Every single mention of the word &q
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by runjake 2y ago
In the real world, you aren't going to track them down to a couple inches accuracy. There's too much variance in physical materials and positioning, let alone the RF environment. With that caveat, to answer your question, you&#x27
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by runjake 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it would be more a quick "Add this app to the TikTok court order".
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by runjake 2y ago
As an American in the US, I get quite a bit of foreign and foreign language content under For You. This is the inverse to the situation you describe but it makes me doubtful that non-US don't see a lot of American content.
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by runjake 2y ago
Obsidian, but it'd be Apple Notes (for personal, anyway) if I could more easily export everything to Markdown natively, without using fly-by-night apps and scripts. I also can't stand the way Apple Notes capitalizes words in a cod
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by runjake 2y ago
Not OP, but it sucks in the moment, but brings fond memories later in life. I have a lot of these "sucked at the time/fond now" memories with regard to living in the woods and serving in the military. If you reach one of thes
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by runjake 2y ago
You'll have to be more specific if you want useful answers. Do you want a remote shell to a development environment? Then yes, there are a ton of iPad apps for that (Blink Shell, Termius, etc). There's also the Working Copy app fo
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by runjake 2y ago
I haven't been able to dial in a palatable dark mode palette with Dark Reader but this is perfect to me. Thanks!
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by runjake 2y ago
Safari, with an ad blocker, does block them on mobile, as well. I should have noted I was talking about the X mobile app.
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by runjake 2y ago
Thanks for engaging. Is it nonsense if it greatly affects government and workplace policies? Especially now at a time where the incoming POTUS has demonstrated a lack of respect for a wide swath of people. (Just to be clear, despite the abo
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by runjake 2y ago
Again, it goes beyond that. Respecting a person and demanding people adopt certain beliefs[1] are two separate things. And yes, these people exist and should obviously be treated with respect as people. that doesn't necessitate an alig

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