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by skhameneh 1y ago
I can, I don't have a specific example I've used to give you in this moment. And trying to share an exact example would read like a double negative. The general rule of thumb is only put what you want in context. If you put instru
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Negative assertions can lead to unwanted weights in the context. I've found positive assertions to be more predictable.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Can you add cross support for Fediverse? I really haven't been keeping up but I think with ActivityPub you can support Bluesky, Mastodon, and Threads. A lot of the general support and progress went from GNU Social > Mastodon >
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by skhameneh 1y ago
The status page now reflects an issue, at time of writing it had been resolved for almost an hour and there was no indication of an issue.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Apparently the issue was resolved, but there's no indication there was an outage in the last 24 hours when looking at status... https://www.githubstatus.com/ Not a fan of this presentation of communication.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I was talking to an old colleague/friend about distillation, trying to understand how to steer distillation with regards to removing irrelevant regions of a larger model when training a smaller model. He shared this paper with me, call
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by skhameneh 1y ago
This is what things like "water cooler chat" looks like for remote-first. This is the fundamental difference between what a healthy remote-first company starts to look like versus the soulless version historically in-person compan
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by skhameneh 1y ago
This can be used for automated detection and flagging. I’m under the impression this isn’t for end users, it’s for enforcement within context of intellectual property. I’m curious to see what the value proposition is as it’s unclear who wou
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by skhameneh 1y ago
How far along are developments with natural leather alternatives based on fungi like mycelium or mushrooms? My understanding is they are not quite there yet, but coming along and looking promising.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I'm stating that a lack of codebase hygiene introduces context rot and substantially reduces the efficacy of working with an LLM. Too wide of surface area in one context also causes efficiency issues. Lack of definition in context and
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by skhameneh 1y ago
The later remarks are very strong assumptions underestimating the power AI tools offer. AI tools are great at unblocking and helping their users explore beyond their own understanding. The tokens in are limited to the users' comprehens
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by skhameneh 1y ago
When I see articles like this, I'm conflicted with a number of thoughts. There's a strong factor of engagement baiting and engaging with it spreads the messaging. GrapheneOS is a great project that allows people to have some cont
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I found it clear after reading the page, the “Demo Categories & Shim Details” gives three different options. In short, canvas is not required, using the DOM is allowed.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Maybe try https://icestudio.io/
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I see a number of recommendations for Logitech mice, FWIW I got a MX Master 3S because I once had a MX Revolution that I loved. Well, I hated it and returned it. The polling speed was awful, Bluetooth connectivity laggy, no built in setti
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by skhameneh 1y ago
> Forums worked (and still do) They worked and they often worked quite well. Unfortunately, many of those “working” forums I frequented are now inactive. It’s tough to visit some and see it’s been many years since the last post on some
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by skhameneh 1y ago
> choosing Oakley for this, feels on-brand I get the sentiment, but I really enjoyed the Oakley Flak series, the fit was superb. BUT, I hated the feeling that it was perceived as a statement rather than utility. I bought them originally
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I suppose you could relate it to those in some ways, but it’s very small (in scope and size). https://crates.io/crates/pixels
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Might something like a Toastmasters group help with this? (I can’t say with certainty, because I’ve never actually partaken in one)
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by skhameneh 1y ago
For graphics, I was eager to play with rust and the pixels crate was recommended to me - which has been great! It abstracts away a lot but doesn’t get in the way when you want to dive in deeper. But it’s also all in Rust, so that’s one ca
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Maybe try out PlatformIO and check out the Sparkfun QWIIC ecosystem (it’s I2C based, but made to be very approachable) which is also supported by many Adafruit offerings. You can get pretty far with some cheap hobby servos. Then as you ge
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I can’t share any recommendations, but know that it’s roughly an equally difficult experience from the opposing side. Also, if you provide feedback to candidates whom aren’t faking expertise, major kudos and respect to you. Feedback loops
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by skhameneh 1y ago
> I've noticed people who actually build stuff agree with me. That's because it's such a tremendous addition of value to our lives. Armchair speculators seem to see only the negative side. I'm glad LLMs have "3x&
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Anecdotally, LLMs as a whole haven't made my life noticeably any better. I see some great use cases and some impressive demos, but they are just that. I look at how many things that LLMs have noticeably made worse and by my own impre
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I use BirdNET, which is also from Cornell. Supposedly BirdNET has a larger data set.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
> WAP/WML was a near total flop Not quite, WAP evolved into WAP 2.0 and WML was replaced with xHTML. For a long period of time WAP 2.0 was the only standard while mobile development evolved. Even as HTML support grew in the mobile
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It’s fully capacitive with a magnetic resonance actuator, there didn’t seem to be any force inputs nor simulated force with touch radius. The touch input is very responsive.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Audi somewhat did this with the display in the Q8 E-Tron. I don’t recall if the display is OLED, but it has excellent haptics.
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by skhameneh 1y ago
Isn’t HLG using floating point(s)? Also DCI-P3 should fit in here somewhere, as it seems to be the most standardized color space for HDR. I would share more insight, if I had it. I thought I understood color profiles well, but I have enco
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by skhameneh 1y ago
I’m under the impression this is caused by the use of “HDR mode”(s) and poor adaptive brightness implementations on devices. Displays such as the iPad Pro w/ OLED are phenomenal and don’t seem to implement an overactive adaptive brigh

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