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by throwaway219450 3mo ago
It's not obvious from the marketing if this is applicable to non-biosciences. If it is, they couldn't come up with a single example from another domain like astrophysics? https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-
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by throwaway219450 3mo ago
Same advice as ever? We call it context engineering now, but prompt engineering still matters a lot. Most of the failures I run into are unspecified assumptions made by the model that derails the conversation, but usually updating the first
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by throwaway219450 3mo ago
Intel was supposed to build a fab in Magdeburg, which would have been great, but apparently the reason it was canned (2025) was they couldn't secure enough customers.
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
Well “humane” and fair aren’t necessarily the same, and some people hate loops. I like programming problems, spending a day at Google was fun, they put me up in a fancy hotel, and the interviewers were nice. Like it was clear a lot of time
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
I’ve always found King Arthur to be reliable? Their recipes are good and include metric, you can get the flour anywhere and they’re very proactive with support if you have questions about tweaking. Also good books. Good bread exists, it’s j
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
If you truly believe you’re “scaling” you do it the Google way and have a strict loop with a good rubric for the interview so applicants are comparable. The whole point of that system is thousands of people and hundreds of interviewers, an
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
And link rot. A lot of sites from back when are straight up gone, sadly. Maybe you get lucky on archive.org. Or in your pan case, affiliate farming where the bias or technical expertise is suspect. (Aside, for a lot of cooking I’ve gone bac
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
Florida is a declaration of experience for minors and nothing(?) for adults except a (computer) knowledge exam. If you turn 18, you can go and sit the knowledge exam and do a lap round the DMV. For kids, it's 50 hours of road experienc
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
The standard of driving in most places I've lived in the US is very low for a developed country. People blow through pedestrian crossings, get-there-itis, crawling through stops, don't use their turn signals, make illegal U-Turns,
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
> I am failing to see how the inherent probabilistic nature of the technology can be fully overcome. This is common in image generation pipelines because if you find an image you really like, you can store the seed and then reproduce it
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
By “high quality” you mean big sensor? 1” is possible - https://github.com/will127534/imx294-v4l2-driver and see OneInchEye based on the IMX283. While many camera sensors use MIPI/CSI, you need enough lanes to tra
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
Hardware outdated in 12 months is FUD. What that would mean in practice would be either affordable consumer GPUs with > 32GB of VRAM, which doesn't look like it's going to happen, or unified memory systems with much higher band
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
The article sounds like a company with toxic blame culture. If critical aerospace can be no-blame, software can too. Sure, try not to be useless, but if the company doesn’t have guardrails that’s not on them. If an intern deletes something:
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
It's in the same ballpark as reMarkable's Pro offerings or the Supernote Manta (each are $4-500). e-ink is expensive. I went with Supernnote for the repairability even if it cost a bit extra.
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
All the basic G6 cameras are in the $200 range and have edge compute? What's the comparison at $50-100?
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
I do like the onboard AI, and it works well for entity detection (like people). We haven't found the face detection to be very reliable in outdoor security applications. There doesn't seem to be a way to correct/combine class
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
Would it be suitable for basic body composition (as they claim in TFA)? DEXA is a big business and companies push a subscription model where they encourage you to get monthly scans. The results are really fun to look at and the dose is admi
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
The former. I would not expect any candidate - especially a new grad - to have actually used GasTown style setups unless they were coming from another company with money to burn on those sorts of multiple-agent scenarios. I barely run more
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
Specifically for wikis, is there a reason you wouldn't use Kiwix? For non "official" releases it's more complicated, but there are some services to generate the ZIM files. The desktop reader app is pretty good in my expe
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
Also, I would anticipate at least a 5 year lifespan for a current generation card. The 3090 is still respectable simply because it has 24GB of RAM which, for years, has been the limiting factor for ML at home. If you got a 6000, sure it’s g
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
Ironically, AI is really great at making legacy repos work. I have Claude do it all the time. It’ll fix up environments, bump versions, fix compiler issues and outdated code, give you a better user interface (or create one to begin with). I
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by throwaway219450 4mo ago
> By the way, why didn't this happen with 35mm movie projectors? They couldn't blend adjacent frames either, because they are just shining light through individual pictures on a sheet of celluloid, yet I don't remember see
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
In 2016 they introduced document scanning, and I've used that a lot to digitize old papers, lecture notes, all kinds of things. It works well and has a good UI for tweaking corner locations and other things.
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
Of course you can, I think the author has taste, is clearly interested in design and I enjoyed looking through the images to see what I recognized. I should say that it obviously looks good, for the same reasons that movie sets look good an
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
EB1-A and EB2 NIW are the usual categories. Both allow you to self petition without an offer of employment.
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
It reminds me a little of set dressing in movies. Every sophisticated character owns a chemex, but they use a french press to make coffee onscreen. Harks back to the days of Notting Hill when we had to believe that Hugh Grant ran a failing
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
The end result is the same though. If your application is rejected in the US, you could stay while you appeal, but if you're ultimately rejected then you have no choice but to re-apply through consular processing anyway once your statu
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
IANAL. If you adjust status in the US you can also apply for AP/EAD if your original visa/legal status expires. You can't do that if you opt for consular processing. Nothing new there, but under the new rules the former is no
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
Yes, it's just streaming a video to you. The main limit is your connection speed if you're not near a datacenter as you're limited by ping, so controls can be laggy. You can try it out for free though, which will give you an
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by throwaway219450 5mo ago
> Could too much thermal insulation cause the bed temperature to lower (to avoid overheating chamber temp) to the point the print no longer adheres? etc. That would depend how much "safety" is built into the control system. The

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