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by schappim 4y ago
>> used to ship with a wide variety of open source software such as Samba or CUPS The CUPS software is still available in Ventura and it comes with version 2.3.4. This version is more up-to-date compared to the latest release of CUPS
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by schappim 4y ago
"quite some time", is an understatement. The Apache HTTP Server was included as part of Mac OS X starting with version 10.0 (Cheetah), which was released on March 24, 2001. Prior to that, users of Mac OS X would have to manually i
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Show HN: Use Apple's Vision APIs and OpenAI to Automate Nutrition Label Reading(schappi.com)
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by schappim 4y ago
We’ve used Meilisearch in production and it is the closest thing to self hosted Algolia you can get, which in itself is pretty amazing. Unfortunately the performance of indexing (constantly changing records) wasn’t great and Meilisearch wou
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by schappim 4y ago
I agree with other comments, this is an outstanding article and you should read it if you haven't already. Is it correct that if OpenAI alters the embeddings model, such as they did with Ada on 22 December, you need to generate all you
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by schappim 4y ago
Asking a LLM to explain it to me: This technology involves the use of artificially generated high energy electromagnetic fields that interact with the vacuum energy state. This interaction can be used to generate emergent physical pheno
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by schappim 4y ago
It depends on the kind of design. For UI design, you can't go past: https://www.refactoringui.com/
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by schappim 4y ago
ABC has a good writeup on this without the paywall / advertising: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-03/china-spy-balloon-see...
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by schappim 4y ago
Websites like microburbs [1] do this (and a whole lot more) for Australia. Surely there are websites and services in the US that do the same. [1] https://www.microburbs.com.au
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by schappim 4y ago
Introducing macOCR - a command line tool that revolutionizes how you capture text on your screen! With just one command, you can instantly convert any text on your screen into text on your clipboard, making it easy to use in any app or prog
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by schappim 4y ago
While it is true that signature-based antivirus can sometimes detect the payload of a zero-day-based delivery mechanism, it is not a reliable or comprehensive method for protecting against malware. Zero-day exploits and advanced malware can
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by schappim 4y ago
https://github.com/schappim/macOCR - macOCR is a command line app that enables you to turn any text on your screen into text on your clipboard. When you envoke the ocr command, a "screen capture" like cursor
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by schappim 4y ago
"Rewritten for spelling, grammar and readability:"
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Ask HN: How is Grammarly Addressing the Impact of GPT / Large Language Models?
5 points by schappim 4y ago|5 comments
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by schappim 4y ago
> eBay is now much more reliable They've really fallen that much? Yikes!
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by schappim 4y ago
> There was a dark age of plentiful zero-days Antivirus is not an effective way to protect against Zero-day exploits. Antivirus is effective against known threats, but zero-days are new threats that antivirus programs are not designed t
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by schappim 4y ago
You're right, and it also is apparently optimised for m1.
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by schappim 4y ago
I have it running on my M1 Mac. I picked up a few minis with frequent flyer points and have started to use them in places where I'd use a Rasberry Pi, and as a gateway for my RAID. I'm tickled by the idea of a modern version of St
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by schappim 4y ago
A few hours... It is constantly listening. In terms of what other assistance can't do, it can integrate w/ my desktop computer in a way that other assistance can't easily do. The M$ voices take things to another level. Apple
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by schappim 4y ago
I actually just did something similar with whisper.cpp, and hooked it up to GPT-3 Davinci-3 via the API, and then the answer piped via Microsoft's text to speech. The mic I'm using is a cheap USB omni-mic designed for conference c
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by schappim 4y ago
I wouldn't give Yelp too much praise. It's been alleged that Yelp engages in astroturfing and unfair business practices[0], and the documentary "Billion Dollar Bully"[1] even accuses them of "Mob-Like Behavior"
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by schappim 4y ago
The milestones (from the source code): //<10 seconds 'A single frame of a film': 100ms, 'It would take light to go around the Earth': 133ms, 'A blink of an eye': 400ms, 'The time i
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by schappim 4y ago
I think you would be surprised. The folks who will pay for a premium experience by using a 3rd party app are likely willing to do the same on another platform.
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by schappim 4y ago
>> The fact that all your code is scattered as strings everywhere without error checking or types makes it really hard to debug and work with long-term. I'm afraid this doesn't match my experience. All your code can be in a
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by schappim 4y ago
Australian Bank ANZ closes its FX website services after hours.
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by schappim 4y ago
Pretty insane. If you don’t want to use iPhones, I made macOCR a while back. It uses the same vision APIs, with a very simple CLI interface. See: https://github.com/schappim/macOCR
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by schappim 4y ago
I like this. It's like a modern version of webscript.io . The ability to provide form input / render HTML would be awesome.
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by schappim 4y ago
I've thought about doing this, but it's as you've pointed out cost prohibitive. However, you can install the Wolfram engine for free on a Raspberry Pi and make calls to Wolfram through the command line interface. This could b
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by schappim 4y ago
I've been fascinated by the concept of integrating Wolfram Alpha and ChatGPT for a while now. That's why I created my own WolframAlpha-inspired interface to GPT3 a few months ago. Unfortunately, the WolframAlpha API is too costly
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by schappim 4y ago
I can imagine the Algolia founders had a lot of questions from their investors...

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