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skhameneh
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As much as it'll be "interesting" to see how models behave in real world examples (presumably similarly to how the demos went), I'm not convinced this is a premade recording like what seems to be implied. I'm imagin
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Also given what you've said about privacy, that probably eliminates Bambu and possibly the Centuri Carbon (not sure). The SV08 can be ran offline, but it does try to phone home (3rd party) whenever it's online. Prusa might be yo
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If you don't care about business practices and general privacy concerns, Bambu. If you want a large printer that's decent for tinkering, Sovol SV08. If you want relatively good support and to support a company that has a history o
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True, that is an option I forgot about. I generally don't see it any better than a standard 16:9 OLED given the price and limited (in comparison to 32:9) width though. > the pixel density isn't great. I got one of the 49"
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1y ago
And not in OLED, only in VA panels, unfortunately. I can't justify going high end on a monitor without it being OLED.
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Reframe this to accommodate for the prevalence and general expectations of where cameras exist. Many people walk around with a mobile device out, essentially carrying a device with (increasingly) close to a 360 camera view. Cameras are ubi
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Not quite "smart glasses", but if you want "glasses that are just a display", the Lenovo Legion Glasses are pretty good and they look like normal aviators at first glance. I have a pair and I've been experimenting a
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Netron – neural network visualizer and inspector
(github.com)
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I'll take another look but from what I perceived all attempts to start a thread included tool calling in the payload. I couldn't seem to get any message through without tool calling instructions in the payload. What you're d
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1y ago
Complete nonsense. https://zed.dev/blog/videogame https://zed.dev/blog/we-have-to-start-over
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Good to know, thanks!
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I like Zed in concept. I like Zed in the architectural and foundational aspects. I want more tools like Zed to exist. But, I find Zed challenging to adopt due to random nuances. First, settings management is a mixed bag and sometimes I
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> On the other hand, maybe I can convince people in my org to get better at software engineering by telling them its for the AI to work better. Really good engineering practices are fundamental to get the most out of AI tooling. Convolu
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> This is the thing about AI tools. They are by design going to honour your prompt, which often results in your AI tool agreeing with you, even if you’re wrong. LLMs augment the input with their trained data. LLMs don't inherently
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When you're at a certain scale it makes sense. That scale is when creating an OS gives you a clear advantage over licensing or working with an open source OS. Every other scale below that it's for knowledge, growth, research, or f
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> But my real fear is about the skill acquisition, or simply the thinking. We are human, we don't want to have to go through the learning stage before we start doing, and we won't if we don't have to. It's difficult,
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I've described an iterative process where one never needs to touch code or documents directly. Leaving out specs and documentation leads to more slop and hallucinations, especially with smaller models.
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Have a documentation system in place and have the LLM plan the high level before having the LLM write any code. You can always just wing it, but if you do so and there isn't adequate existing context you're going to struggle with
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> Figuring out what code to write is a bigger deal. LLMs can help with part of this. Figuring out what's wrong with written code, and figuring out how to change and fix the code, is also a big deal. LLMs can help with a smaller part
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Vibe coding is not telling an agent what to do and checking back. It's an active engagement and best results are achieved when everything is planned and laid out in advance — which can also be done via vibe coding. No, written code is
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There are many I've worked with that idolize Martin Fowler and have treated his words as gospel. That is not me and I've found it to be a nuisance, sometimes leading me to be overly critical of the actual content. As for now, I&
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It's more throughput, but way less value and there's still no NVLink on the 6000. Something like ~4x the price, ~20% more performance, 3x the VRAM. There's two models that go by 6000, the RTX Pro 6000 (Blackwell) is the one
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RTX 5090 for running smaller models. Then the RTX Pro 6000 for running a little bit larger models (96gb VRAM, but only ~15-20% more perf than 5090). Some suggest Apple Silicon only for running larger models on a budget because of the unifie
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The batteries are sourced from manufactured EVs. This is a later stage of the battery lifecycle that began with manufacturing of an EV.
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In theory, that seems sound. In practice, there is very little information on efficiency details for vehicles like the CX-90 PHEV. At first glance, it seems other manufacturers are outperforming Mazda's PHEVs with standard hybrids.
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This seems very bizarre given Mazda is probably the least (of all "major" manufacturers) focused on EV and electric initiatives. Mazda only had one EV, the MX-30 EV. Less than 600 of the MX-30 EV were sold in the US during its p
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I frequently came across this, but it doesn't work for iPadOS so I never tried it, maybe it would work for you: https://mos.caldis.me/
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I can relate in so many ways. I purchased a MX Master 3S and while it has a lot of great design choices, overall there were too many flaws for me and I returned it. While I had the mouse, I kept looking for ways to "fix scrolling&quo
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My biggest concern is this could bring hybrid solutions to a halt. Solar panels make for perfect shading in some use cases, for multi-use land. There has been many approaches to selectively place solar panels to increase farming efficienc
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> Brooke Rollins said Monday that the agency will no longer allow “businesses to use your taxpayer dollars to fund solar projects on prime American farmland, and we will no longer allow solar panels manufactured by foreign adversaries to
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