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by shevis 2y ago
Isn’t this basically the point they were making? > We’re wasting our youth on the fever dreams of old men.
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by shevis 2y ago
One of the most significant use cases that gets impacted is game dev. Web games benefit significantly from SAB (see the Godot engine for example) and mobile games make up a pretty sizable chunk of app store usage, particularly in app purcha
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by shevis 2y ago
> If the source is open to read, for me it's open source. That’s called “source available”. Open source colloquially implies open license.
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SplatFormer: Point Transformer for Robust 3D Gaussian Splatting(sergeyprokudin.github.io)
1 points by shevis 2y ago|0 comments
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by shevis 2y ago
The dress code is pretty outdated and doesn’t add anything of substance. Let the players be comfortable, we just want to see good chess!
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by shevis 2y ago
My friend, you have eaten the onion.
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by shevis 2y ago
In what world does disallowing blatantly anticompetitive behavior constitute a significant economic change?
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by shevis 2y ago
Tell me you didn’t read the article without telling me you didn’t read the article
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by shevis 2y ago
I actually stumbled across this paper while researching exactly that question! A reliable method for transforming gaussians into geometry seems like it could dramatically change the gamedev asset pipeline.
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Gaussian Splatting SLAM(rmurai.co.uk)
91 points by shevis 2y ago|20 comments
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by shevis 2y ago
No, they really aren’t and I’m not sure why I keep seeing this take. ML weights are binary and it’s painfully obvious. They are the end result of a compilation process in which the training data and model code are compiled into the resultin
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by shevis 2y ago
Google’s OCR service is reliably accurate and can handle large documents (up to 20MB) https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/ocr
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Positive Affirmations for Site Reliability Engineers [video](youtube.com)
52 points by shevis 3y ago|4 comments
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by shevis 3y ago
That’s a bold assumption given they don’t even take their current responsibilities seriously…
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What the Prisoner's Dilemma Reveals [video](youtube.com)
1 points by shevis 3y ago|0 comments
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by shevis 3y ago
Wow I underestimated how good it would be
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Weak session keys let snoops take a byte out of your Bluetooth traffic(theregister.com)
3 points by shevis 3y ago|0 comments
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by shevis 3y ago
> Is the neocortex not an outer layer? It seems like this is what they are refuting. It is not so much a new layer as it is an evolution of existing structure.
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by shevis 3y ago
Not sure what you’re talking about. They pretty clearly distinguished between base and total pay even for the highest earners… > For instance, the highest reported base salary was for a level 7 software engineer, earning $718,000 in base
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by shevis 3y ago
"I'm gonna rename a file after you" killed me
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by shevis 3y ago
What a time to be alive
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by shevis 3y ago
Did not disappoint http://www.octanecreative.com/ducttape/walltapings/
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by shevis 3y ago
https://unsupervision.com A collection of half-baked thoughts, stories, and anecdotes. Planning to share projects I’m working on there as well.
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by shevis 3y ago
I’m interested in buying one but have been a bit overwhelmed by the sheer number of brands that have seemingly appeared overnight. Can you recommend any specific companies?
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My Day Away from Reddit(unsupervision.com)
67 points by shevis 3y ago|72 comments
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by shevis 3y ago
> Loops are a complicated relic of archaic programming languages. In DreamBerd, there are no loops. Flex
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by shevis 3y ago
This feels a bit like watching chess engines play against each other. An interesting novelty that gets boring rather quickly due to the lack of a human element to empathize with.
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by shevis 4y ago
Key difference here is in tokenization encoders. The newer models make use of the `cl100k_base` encoding.
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by shevis 4y ago
Using leaked credentials to access a system that would not otherwise be accessible is absolutely an exploit. Similarly, convincing a security guard to let you in to an area of a building that you aren’t allowed into is also an exploit.
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by shevis 4y ago
After giving this some more thought I think you’re right. I would even broaden your definition to include using authorized access in ways that weren’t originally intended by the computer system’s designers. I was trying to distinguish betwe

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