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1. 61.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   This is a joke, right? Many of these so called "antiviruses" are malware themselves.
2. 62.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   Is it truly the case? 2015 is not that far away, and from a personal account she was happy to be there and proud to have her image used in a research community. When you read your article, it seems the _journalist_ tried to extract a saying
3. 63.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   This should be the top comment. Not only by providing the correct SotA, but also noting that the graduate student, probably at an expensive University, was so "cheap" as not to buy the cheap tools for their research. Imagine physi
4. 64.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenna Edit: Maybe someone should edit the Wikipedia intro that overly insists on very modern issues on gender. Lena herself happily participated to several research conferences on image pr
5. 65.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   It depends of what you mean by browser environments (integration tests?), but vitest with happy-dom is working great for testing libraries and components.
6. 66.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   I don't use StackOverflow anymore since ChatGPT launched. It's kind of not fair because a large part of ChatGPT being able to answer code questions correctly comes from the SO corpus... but... well life's unjust.
7. 67.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   bun seems great and promising but I'm in the same boat. vite/esbuild with vitest is running perfectly, and already fast enough (and at last not struggling with webpack or rollup overall poor quality anymore...).
8. 68.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   HMMs are probabilistic models, yes.
9. 69.▲
   by throwme_123 3y ago

   > For finetuning godot_dodo_4x_60k_llama_13b, eight A100 80GB GPUs were used. $300k of hardware! Guess it answers my previous comment from Hetzner server https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35662925
10. 70.▲
    by throwme_123 3y ago

    I would love to have a dedicated server to run custom LLM models like llama, alpaca, but with dedicated context and memory (like knowning my codebase :). I'm not an ai expert yet but: 1. Is this processor suitable for that? 2. Is it fe
11. 71.▲
    by throwme_123 3y ago

    Would be super super useful over WhatsApp. Is it possible? There are some cases where only WhatsApp is available as free WiFi...
12. 72.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    She's lying again here... twice!
13. 73.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    The US is actually one the most corrupt countries on earth. What makes it worse: They always try to give lessons to the rest of the world, but meh. The result is here: Record homeless Americans, drug addicts in the streets, health crisis, e
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    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Thanks! I may be biased but I like Unix composability principles :) Unless you plan to forever update your credit card on AWS, it can be better to develop without cloud and use one or more url shorteners to share (socials do it anyway).
15. 75.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    How big are the patterns? Looks like the author implemented a server-side storage with tiny hash. Why not the data itself as base64? That would make it real serverless!
16. 76.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    > As a developer, do you want to write employment contracts? The answer is yes my friend. For solo projects. It's easy and I use the better tools for the job (pandoc). > Do you want to make sure the WiFi network is functioning co
17. 77.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    This feels relevant. https://blog.johndowning.ca/2013/12/getting-screwed-by-publi...
18. 78.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Part of the problem is they hired way too many non-programmers. Became like construction work with one guy working and 4 planning around.
19. 79.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Ok, it's 2/3 times cheaper but the reliability is clunky as it's hosted on a single device. With S3 I don't really care about what happens, do a snapshot myself, spend time restoring from snapshots etc. It's there.
20. 80.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Not your gun, not your bitcoin
21. 81.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    It's mostly about costs. I have 1 Tb of pictures. For example DigitalOcean: 1 Tb volume storage (without the instance) is $100/mo. S3: $13/mo (most would be infrequent access) + traffic would prob be free (100Gb/mo, I do
22. 82.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Great project, congrats for building it! > Also, there is no native support for sharding or cloud storage APIs like S3. Instead, PhotoPrism prefers a fast, local solid-state drive. Won't use it myself though, as such solution should
23. 83.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Clickbait article. Same was said about the Internet back then! Also reminds of people doing symbolic AI (decision trees and stuff) that kept criticizing NNs telling they don't work, will never be able to tell why they have this output
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    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Suggests two alternatives: 1. https://iced.rs (MIT) 2. https://slint-ui.com (GPL) For slint, there is an online editor: https://slint-ui.com/releases/0.3.4/editor/?load_demo=exampl...
25. 85.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Is this from International Genetic Technologies, Inc.?
26. 86.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    When I see such a poor website, I also expect the codebase to be clunky and cluttered. Better alternative: - https://pugsql.org/
27. 87.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Sorry, but to me FTX just exposed the flaws of EA and I don't think they can be fixed. PS: This is a personal opinion
28. 88.▲
    by throwme_123 4y ago

    Funny that the people writing about AI catastrophe are the ones who actually set blockchains a few years back!
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    Stable Diffusion macOS native app(github.com)

    383 points by throwme_123 4y ago|87 comments
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    by throwme_123 4y ago

    > nobody else would be allowed according to Hector Martin I'm not sure of the meaning here. Is it: a. ISA extensions can't be called by any program not written by Apple? (including Asahi) b. Nobody else but Apple has the right