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by throwaway675309 3y ago
"The Wall Street Journal reports that the bearer wishes to remain anonymous, but multiple resellers are already offering millions to buy it." Uh huh. Why am I reminded of the WATA Games and Heritage Auctions pump and dump scams fo
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
"The other idea I have toyed with, coming from professional ML experience - was to build my own generative model and use it to create my own art assets. Here I wonder how the copyright rules would work - would the assets I train on be
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
After they switched to a monthly/annual subscription fee with the release of construct 3, I pretty much threw in the towel and switched over to Gdevelop. https://github.com/4ian/GDevelop Open source, completely fr
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
There have been a lot of, at least to me, somewhat unsubstantiated criticisms that fully remote work is difficult for new graduates. I can only provide n=1 sample data, but back when I was working for a company that was fully remote, we bro
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Or take my path, find a job that balances work and life priorities, doesn't require you to stress out on grinding rote memorized leet code problems, and work on a side business in your less stressed free time so that you can start your
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Yeah.... are you forgetting about residency? Because that's basically the equivalent of having to do doctor level work at a drastically reduced compensation. If the computer science industry was more well regulated along the lines of t
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
I don't wanna get into a whole thing, but if you stop to think for maybe 10 seconds, you'd realize that the problems women face (physically, socially, economically ,etc) are incomparably worse than what men face. - How about the f
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Agreed, nextJS feels incredibly overloaded with lots of terms that seem to conflate. I tried to use the new app router, but it felt infuriatingly opaque to me, so I just went back to pages. Fortunately you can use the newest nextJS v13 and
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
1000% this. A previous participant Mike Reiss, former Simpsons producer, did a interview a few days ago where he all but compared himself to one of the astronauts on the Mercury missions. It was nearly borderline delusional. He even said he
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
"so that when the consumer less expensive model will be released a couple of years down the line there's already an app ecosystem ready." .... You think that developers are going to create a thriving ecosystem of apps when th
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
https://www.sightreadingfactory.com/ You may want to look to Sight reading factory. They do a pretty good job allowing you to dynamically generate unlimited sheet music according to your pianistic capability.
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
LORA based off alt.sex.stories There's a ton of adult story generative language models in kobold AI.
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Synesthesia added the ability to switch to a grand staff sheet music standard notation several years ago, unless you're talking about something else.
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Hard disagree. If anything you'll find that the most knowledgeable members get burned out answering the same questions over and over again, so they begin to simplify their answers until they just become copy pasta. You can still have
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
In my experience, most people on GitHub discussions seem to be more than happy to help out, and over time it also builds up a reservoir of information that anyone else can tap into. GitHub discussions search is relatively good. Whereas on d
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Not to be snarky, but you have $3500 of disposable income to blow on a pair of fancy VR goggles... but not enough money to afford a window AC unit?
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
I mean it's gonna take all of 10 seconds before third-party headband systems allow you to attach the battery to the back of the headset, so this feels like a non-issue to me. Both the Vive and oculus had lots of third-party support - I
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
You're implying the author and associated publisher have some kind of agenda against Israel, if that's the argument you're making, then you need to present a little bit more proof. I don't see anything in the article tha
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Perhaps, but I would argue that the door in order to be able to get access to these positions is more heavily barred when the interview process can include clinically quantifiable demonstrable competency in the form of architectural whitebo
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Anecdotal but I worked for a smallish company of about 40 people in total for several years , and we had a single person handling HR.
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Website seems clean although relatively bog standard. Dislike the not-so-subtle emotional play by stating your "advanced" age. Let the product stand on its own.
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
Very obviously not. Nobody substitutes random three letter strings for keywords in ordinary C code unless they intend on some trivial obfuscation. define O1O printf #define OlO putchar #define O10 exit #define Ol0 strlen
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
I like the idea of being able to use this with classic miniature based war games such as Warhammer where the cost of the physical figurines alone could easily reach the price of this headset. However I see two issues there, number one is pr
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
I spent years living in Taipei studying traditional Chinese before I moved to Moscow to study Russian. I actually found that they were linguistically distinct enough that it was easy to compartmentalize each language in my head without any
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
The numerical vector representing the embedding is only useful for finding documents that are similar to your search query. Those documents are then injected into your prompt and sent to some kind of LLM completion system such as GPT. So ye
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
I must be one of the only people in existence who absolutely hates the aesthetic look of AirPods, for lack of a better word, they're abnormally "long" looking when they're hanging from one's ears.
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
I'm in my 30s and I don't know which boards you frequented to see so much CP because that was not my experience at all. Most of the criticism around the alleged tons of CP seemed to come from people who had an ideological ax to gr
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
people can express themselves... Is it really an act of personal expression if you've narrowed the "vocabulary of creation" to the stable Diffusion equivalent of "hyper realistic, unreal engine, 8K, masterpiece, intric
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
The article mentions that the cats may be responsible for control of mice population, but apparently attacks on the New York rats are relatively rare being far larger and more aggressive.
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by throwaway675309 3y ago
That doesn't appear to be happening to chat GPT, the moderation endpoints seem to do a pretty good job even if they're unfortunately overzealous. Moderation combines summarization and sentiment analysis - two things that large lan

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