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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   well we might start streaming 8K content ! Or maybe this could be used for 16K VR videos
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   I have a hard time understanding what Vite does, so Vite+...
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   Thank you for the explanation !
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   Great ! The strategy to make your complementary product easy to create All else being equal, demand for a product increases when the prices of its complements decrease. by JOEL SPOLSKY, Strategy Letter V https://www.jo
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   Thanks. I thought basis also had specific encoders depending on the typical average / nature of the data input, like this OpenZL project
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   Is this similar to Basis ? https://github.com/BinomialLLC/basis_universal
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   That’s a great idea and Im wondering if Telegram can follow this path too, since they’re so advanced in mobile UX / UI, constantly updating their app and have some kind of crypto payments support.
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   Does anyone think small players (like an independent developer) will be accepted ? Sounds like it will only for the big whales
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   by ttoinou 1y ago

   Do you think GenAI LLM would be so efficient at coding if there were no names and comments in the training data ? I doubt it. And where LLMs shine the most is for web development where there is a ton of training data and HTML / CSS is
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    That's pretty much how everyone is doing it, no ? It's a (Think a new improved model, Code the model, Study Results and compare with what we thought about the model) cycle. What's the alternative ?
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    What's the simulate and validate steps ?
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    if AI can translate our English descriptions into working code, do we still need programming languages at all? I think some people equate “source code” with “compiled code” or “AST” (abstract syntax tree). The former contain so ma
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Couldn't it rather know the HTML source and JS state ? Like if it was plugged into Chrome DevTools. It might be more straightforward and better inputs for AI to interact with
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    All of this and more. A lot of what I'm doing with the browser could be automated. I don't understand why this isn't a solved problem already, I tried a few options but none could control the browser properly. For example, I
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    For something as important as this you might as well get multiple different alerts. Including custom made alert, right now you can already create one for when the domain will expire since you should know about it
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Our current GPUs can last a decade or more, no ?
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Do you need a measure or a quantification to do anything in life ? I don't wait for others benchmarks or others computing ROI factors to actually start using a technology and see it improves my workflow how and why? How : we&#x2
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Every financial bubble has moments where, looking back, one thinks: How did any sentient person miss the signs? Well maybe a lot of people agree already with what the author is saying : the economics might crash, but the technology
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Autokroma.com | C / ffmpeg / codecs / GPU / AI dev workflows | Full-time | HYBRID REMOTE-ONSITE | Porto / North of Portugal We do audio video software : video editing plugins, web panels, GPU visual effects, encode
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    - Nuclear weapons - not inevitable. Uranium separation is so hard that somebody had to spend billions to get it to work at all. It wasn't clear that fission could be made to work. The mainstream explanation is that the threat
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    It's always a tradeoff, it's not about the broken clock. And the most probable alternative to Trump wasn't especially good either
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    You can be a smart politician and do stupid things. You can be dumb and vote for a smart politician. You can be a stupid politician and do not-that-bad-compared-to-the-smart-politician things. You can be smart and vote for a stupid politici
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Love this tiling ! So beautiful I made a few pinwheel tilings visualisation on shadertoy https://www.shadertoy.com/results?query=tag%3Dpinwheel including a few original use of pinwheel to simulate a "snake" walkin
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Maybe you don’t understand what happened and you should study this more instead of believing you’re smarter than those electors
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Yes the model where the S curves comes out is extremely simplified. Looking at covid curves we could have well said it was parabolic, but that’s much less worrisome
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Yes exponential is only an approximation of the first part of S curves. And this author claims that he understands the exponential better than others…
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    Im only criticising the use of the term asceticism here… of course I know the experience and sound is different
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    "asceticism" with a lot of stuff to buy though I always wondered if we could replicate the physicality of vinyl / CDs, games ROM etc. through memory cards (like SD Cards) in an enclosure with a label on it with a player made
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    I've been using today and it seems like it's using 1 euro of credit per hour, is this normal ? Seems a bit expensive. I'm not running the trial of Gemini anymore. Would be nice to detect when there's no mouse movements &
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    by ttoinou 1y ago

    This depends. Sometimes bad software can win. You're probably not a business person