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by swores 1y ago
It's crazy how many people are completely confident in their "knowledge" of the margins these products have despite the companies providing them not announcing those details! (To be clear, I'm not criticising the person
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by swores 1y ago
I'm not sure that's a particularly good question for concluding something positive about the "thought for 0.7 seconds" - it's such a simple answer, ChatGPT 4o (with no thinking time) immediately answered correctly.
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by swores 1y ago
I'm probably being dense here, but could you please explain your first image link? Assuming you didn't accidentally link the wrong image, I'm struggling to see how even a not-very-good model would think that's a person,
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by swores 1y ago
Person you're replying to mentioned Frigate+ which is the paid subscription option offering the ability to upload images to their servers in order to further train the models to get better accuracy, so no longer 100% local. Maybe you&#
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by swores 1y ago
Thanks! (Have to admit your sibling comment confused the hell out of me.)
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by swores 1y ago
Is this correct? It doesn't seem so to me, either from the way it works or from what little of the code I've looked at... But I don't have time to do more than the quick glance I just did at a few of the files of each and nee
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by swores 1y ago
I don't know about the situation at all (non-American here), but hypothetically if a local (say State level or something) organisation, that was 100% funded by the federal government, chose to donate 10% of their revenue to PBS, then P
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by swores 1y ago
My yubikeys aren't biometric ones, so it's possible I'm wrong about what they support, but I'm pretty sure it's possible to have your SSH key on them and require both fingerprint and password to use it. https:&#x2F
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by swores 1y ago
Some wifi networks give you a limited number of minutes online during which you need to click a verification link they've emailed you in order to not get cut off.
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by swores 1y ago
That's what the article says they are doing.
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by swores 1y ago
That word can mean several different things. In their sentence "just" means "only", as in "only switched, not stopped", it doesn't mean it was simple which is presumably what you are replying assuming it m
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by swores 1y ago
I think you may have misunderstood what "socialists" means (or accidentally written it instead of a different word which wouldn't be so out of place in that sentence?).
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by swores 1y ago
I believe you intended to comment on this thread - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44687145 - not here. (If dang sees this he might be able to move yours over and delete mine?)
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by swores 1y ago
Not only were there Shazam apps on phones pre the first iPhone, but in the first place Shazam was a service you didn't even need a smartphone for! When I first started using it, they had a telephone number (in the UK, I'm not sure
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by swores 1y ago
Worth pointing out that you're talking purely from a US point of view, and different countries treat slander and libel differently. For example in the US, to sue for defamation you need to prove something is false, whereas in the UK th
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by swores 1y ago
Somewhat ironic that you start by acknowledging that it will be different depending what country you're in, and then write an anecdote on a website used by an international audience saying "around here" with no mention of wha
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by swores 1y ago
I can't promise to be able to help (nor can I promise that if I can help it'll work out better than returning to the African mountains!), but depending on your location & circumstances it's possible I could help you eithe
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by swores 1y ago
Oh wow, I didn't realise it has been that long! Thanks for sharing
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by swores 1y ago
How long ago did nm numbers stop being descriptions of size of chip and start being purely marketing names? About a decade?
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by swores 1y ago
If that's so then apologies, my bad - I didn't see any details in this NASA news so just assumed it was similar logic to Boom Aerospace, whose strategy I believe is to somehow make the boom noise aim away from the ground (partly d
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by swores 1y ago
It's possible to disagree with people without being an asshole about it. It's even encouraged in this site's guidelines :)
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by swores 1y ago
That aspect of being faster was already mentioned in the grandparent comment to yours. But it also said specifically that they also fly flatter, which is what the person you replied to was responding to.
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by swores 1y ago
They still make the booms - they're doing clever stuff to prevent the sound waves reaching people on the ground, they're not changing the laws of physics to magically silence it.
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by swores 1y ago
If Reddit serves 20 billion page views per month, at an average of 5MB per page (these numbers are at least in the vicinity of being right), then reducing the page size by 10% would by your maths be worth 238,000 burgers, or a 50% reduction
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by swores 1y ago
If you go as far as assuming the mile distance is wrong then the entire question is pointless, maybe they've already travelled more than two miles and they need to go backwards to average 30mph! At that point literally any number is ju
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by swores 1y ago
Considering the first mile would need to have been faster than 23mph for your 41mph to give an average of 30... your answer is either completely wrong, or is "if we pretend that the numbers are completely different to what they are the
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by swores 1y ago
I'm afraid your maths doesn't add up, so you've missed their point: it can't be done. To average 30mph over 2 miles, you need to complete those 2 miles in 4 minutes. But travelling the first mile at 15mph means that took
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by swores 1y ago
"You can vibe this" means getting an LLM to create it, not writing the code yourself. That's what people mean when they use the term "vibe coding" (or just "vibing" in their comment). Though vibe coding do
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by swores 1y ago
Impressively snide for such a bad point.
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by swores 1y ago
It would be strange if they used AI to create it, published on GitHub, and shared on HN, but didn't bother running it once...

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