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saidinesh5
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8mo ago
>I'm not saying legislation is a good solution but you seem to be making a poetic plea that benefits the abusers. Only if you believe everyone else has no agency of their own. I think most people outgrow these things once they have
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He also has a fun YouTube channel: https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTSCOv-lGtMax-oA4Pnq8OT... One of the first flight controllers he coded was in Arduino.. https://github.com/nickrehm/dRehmFlight&#
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8mo ago
Is it just me or are all the AI players somehow lining up their announcements to be on the same day? First the Gemini thing. Now this. (Or vice versa?) Is there any reason they're doing this?
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8mo ago
What do you mean other platforms? Also they can just expose c bindings to these rust libraries no?
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8mo ago
Do you have more details about this?
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8mo ago
I'm currently using Firefox + ublock origin on Android while typing this...
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8mo ago
That's the weird thing about WhatsApp though.. back when they bought WhatsApp it was still a paid service and a lot of people actually paid for it and it was on its way to get to a billion active users. After that acquisition, they mad
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Even WhatsApp.. that number was insane...
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8mo ago
And constructors and destructors to be able to use those vectors and hash maps properly without worrying about memory leaks. And const references. And lambdas.
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8mo ago
Linters etc... Validates the subset you're choosing to use for your project too.
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8mo ago
It depends on what you're building with the language too. For eg. In very embedded contexts where we were not using any big data structures like struct of strings, not doing any memory allocations etc... C might be easier to reason ab
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First Hands-On with the Most Advanced Music Tool I've Ever Used [video]
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8mo ago
He's one of the fun music production youtubers i follow and he's testing out a Generative AI powered DAW called ACE Studio. It's genuinely impressive.
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8mo ago
I think this is... Good? AAA Gaming, I feel, could use a lot of optimization these days. Hopefully a bad GPU market and the steam machine might force the developers to deal with that. I've been waiting for Spider-Man 2 to run well on m
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8mo ago
> But with "AI", not only is it not a product in itself, it's a feature to a product, but it has OpEx and CapEx costs that dominate the balance sheet based on their public disclosures. Worse, as a feature, it demonstrably
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9mo ago
Good point about the pin. I'm looking at buying https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B0D3LK3DYX/ for my living room "diy steam machine". I was waiting for the steam controller because it would le
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9mo ago
It's similar to normal DC brushed motors no? The brushes / contacts then wear out and need regular replacement.
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9mo ago
> Will Steam Frame support other streaming services? >SteamOS has a built-in browser, and we expect streaming services to work in a theatrical browser mode. Does this mean they're actually bringing a touch/controller friendl
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Wow. These screenshots hit me so hard with nostalgia... especially the buttons, move the bug examples. It took me a couple of days to download the flash mx release on my dial up connection. Crazy days...
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This is just sad but inevitable. To this date Macromedia Flash MX was one of the most beginner friendly , yet super powerful tools I've ever used. Probably what dragged me even more into computers back when i was a kid. Things from fla
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Out of curiosity, how would one even get the 250k monthly active users on a new app if they don't allow access to the API?
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9mo ago
Just look for ESP32 CYD - CYD stands for cheap yellow display. There are a lot of variants. https://github.com/witnessmenow/ESP32-Cheap-Yellow-Display?t... . I bought mine for about $12 and it's been quite fun tin
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9mo ago
As much as i hate the pointless Linux fragmentation, I think them going down the path of steam/heroic games launcher and releasing one appimage/.deb file and letting others take on the burden for their distros should do.
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9mo ago
Interesting. I'd have thought these giants would have better pricing because of the scale...
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9mo ago
Other companies deploying LLMs to automate their tasks? Other start ups / companies building AI products?
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Out of curiosity, what advantages do the small VPS hosts offer compared to the big 3 (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)? Customer Service? Pricing? Local Data Center?
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In one of the previous companies i worked at, we were automating a very valid use case of a bunch of people crawling though a set of urls daily/weekly and find the pdfs and summarise the changes from the previous week. I'm guessin
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Wow. That reflects my experience with another mid sized German company in a similar industry. Their original roadmap for their next gen products was not good and the product was getting delayed by a few months. They brought in a new manager
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9mo ago
After a decade or so at startup/smaller companies, I moved to a big company in 2024 for the first time. It amazes me how much low hanging fruit there is to grab to work on. At least things I felt would have had a truly positive impact
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9mo ago
Only because of the enormous efforts put in by debian package maintainers and it's infrastructure. If you're a an indie developer wanting your application to run on various debian based distros but the debian maintainers won'
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