th0ma5

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   by th0ma5 2y ago

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2. 392.▲
   by th0ma5 2y ago

   This feels like a nice preview at the bottom of the kinds of unsolvable issues these things will always have to some degree.
3. 393.▲
   by th0ma5 2y ago

   These examples are not much different than tutorial regurgitation imo. I would not pass this off as solving the problems that programmers have in practice, imo.
4. 394.▲
   by th0ma5 2y ago

   Queries were rewritten with BERT starting even before then so it's still the same generative model problem.
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   by th0ma5 2y ago

   Sort of the other way, many social networks had longer formats and Twitter eventually adopted it. On twitter it actually never quite made sense but on fedi stuff it works a lot better.
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   by th0ma5 2y ago

   I am so glad people are leaving Twitter even if they don't do anything else, and maybe especially lol
7. 397.▲
   by th0ma5 2y ago

   I would be fine in going to the office if they could make it so that I don't get sick. I got sick all the time even before COVID.
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   by th0ma5 2y ago

   Check out https://www.bespokesynth.com/ as well and it is completely open source
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   by th0ma5 2y ago

   There are some tools for larger renderings. I've had success with Graphics but have you tried Gephi https://gephi.org/
10. 400.▲
    by th0ma5 2y ago

    I think good, true, but rare information would also fit that definition so it'd be a shame if it discovered something that could save humanity but then discounted it as probably not accurate.
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    PaperWM https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM is very neat and I've been using it for a while
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    I don't think many organizations are not mature enough to not see situations where one department starts generating AI and the team on the other side doesn't know this and has to use AI to consume it, and there is no net gain in w
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    I heard someone describe the ASCII table as a state machine. Guess I could understand that as a state machine needed to parse it? This is surprisingly hard to search for but I was wondering if anyone knows what they were talking about.
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    There is a video of a guy shouting into a can which was changing the pressure of a piezo ... I think they picked it up in the shack but didn't mess with it much more. Completely passive I think.
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    I've barely done any contesting or public safety or really any rag chewing, but I got my Extra for digital RF synthesis experiments and digital modes just in case I want to do something in those extra bits of the bands. Lowfer people d
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    Is memory fragmentation still a thing? I'm sure it is as there are no free lunches as it were. But I agree Micro Python is amazing just have to think about memory usage a little more maybe on smaller devices that run a long time.
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    > We now have a technology that completely understands natural free flowing text and can extract meaning. Actually we don't. I know it certainly feels like LLMs do this but no one would dare stake their life on their output if they
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    I would caution to say that my understanding of DirecTV DRM is that GE & Hughes just outspent the hackers. Certainly there are efforts to lock down devices but so far the holes are still there. And more specifically to your point if the
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    If it is not 100% based in reality then no, it isn't.
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    AI is a nebulous, undefined term, and many people specifically criticize the use of the word intelligent.
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    Why are physics engines still so unrealistic?
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    The city within a city inside of a country inside of a country (London, London, England, UK)
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    As people move to other platforms it feels like the signal could change and people may have more control over their feed but less serendipity?
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    A lot of comments here missing the huge point that even if the fault is obvious to many, how many things were also obvious that were fixed, and how you just simply run out of attention trying to keep up with all the mistakes transformers ke
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    I really reread this all earnestly, and I guess all I see is tactics and no strategy discussion. I understand that to ... Change the color of an image you have to adjust that color, or that if there is a cast or shadow of an unwanted color
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    I know it's not just lookup tables. I'm waiting for you to talk about something other than that lol I think the real reason why everyone including all of your cohorts behave like this is because when you press people they realize
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    Lol back to "it's not just luts lamer" heh ... In the computer world in my experience people who just like to say people are wrong never go anywhere, but it sure does feel a requirement of the entertainment industry. Just to
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    What's the SOA in photogrammetry for the amateur with modest devices?
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    Tracking eyes and reducing shadows within a mask is ... Beyond what I would call grading. It all feels like some serious gatekeeping. Thanks for your reply heh but there sure is a lot of FUD out there in the mastering and grading world.
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    by th0ma5 2y ago

    This is all I ever hear though. It isn't (just) LUTs, a bunch of posturing, and then "but it is magic that I can't share or you wouldn't understand."