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by ugh123 1y ago
If built from source, likely yes. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/
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by ugh123 1y ago
Ok, whats your suggestion?
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by ugh123 1y ago
Do you have his email address? Send it to christina@hackclub.com
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by ugh123 1y ago
Have you thought about moving to Discord? I'm sure it won't be free for your org, but could be friendlier terms.
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by ugh123 1y ago
What's the sweat issue about? Does the display fog up?
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by ugh123 1y ago
English link: https://www.meta.com/blog/meta-ray-ban-display-ai-glasses-co...
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by ugh123 1y ago
Navigation might be easier. The battery and safety tech isn't there yet to make it practical.
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by ugh123 1y ago
This could be used on build machines I own where I occasionally need to interact with the desktop and/or browser on the machine and vnc or other desktop sharing is impractical or exposes security issues.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Insightful
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by ugh123 1y ago
The "unless" argument is where apple has done well: - mobile mp3 player sales are low unless disk and battery life are greatly improved - large display touch screen phone market is small unless someone solves the "app problem
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by ugh123 1y ago
Seems like the right outcome was had, by reviewing sources. I wish it went one step further and loaded those source pages and scroll/highlight the snippets where it pulled information from. That way we can easily double check at least
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by ugh123 1y ago
In a way, we need these "pioneers" who operate at scale to serve the dual goals of giving lessons learned to future developers of AI tech, and proving to us that the technology is just not ready to supplant this kind of work.
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by ugh123 1y ago
What about a kid who lives in an urban area without parks?
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by ugh123 1y ago
I think it serves a good test bed to test methods and models. We'll see if someday they can reduce it to 3... 2... 1 Pi5's that can match performance.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Well good thing we have our best guys in gov't to address this /s
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by ugh123 1y ago
It's possible they factor in training purely as an "R&D" cost and then can tax that development at a lower rate.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Sure, apologies. I mean ChatGPT UI
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by ugh123 1y ago
That might be the case, but inference times have only gone up since GPT-3 (GPT-5 is regularly 20+ seconds for me).
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by ugh123 1y ago
You forgot the /s
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by ugh123 1y ago
Hoping I don't need to click on something, or have something obstructing my view.
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by ugh123 1y ago
guy has never seen 'Waterworld'
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by ugh123 1y ago
I would love to be able to do this at the router level (to block on all my kid's devices). and/or block just youtube traffic (via app, websites, etc)
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by ugh123 1y ago
How would you want that feature to work? Delivered every minute? Evened delivery through the next hour?
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by ugh123 1y ago
How does something like this work for a fleet of edge services, load balancing in distinct areas, but all share a certificate. Does each nginx instance go through the same protocol/setup steps?
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by ugh123 1y ago
I also like this video showing a 3d printed oloid and other interesting shapes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRqwYsfiME8
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by ugh123 1y ago
>Signatories One guy.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Customers should also then compare what the sales guy is telling you to your own metrics, and see how far off they are.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Man, thats a confusing setup for what this is, of which "Workbench" is a reduced desktop environment on some (custom?) linux distribution. All of which runs on the Caligra "developer terminal" (viewable on the home page
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by ugh123 1y ago
Yes. The paper doesn't go into detail about the wider economic effects in the state in business growth, tax revenue, and less reliance on public assistance.
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by ugh123 1y ago
What if my local ai model and system crawls, indexes and trains itself on content that only I can see and work with?

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