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by ukuina 1y ago
Have we already forgotten what AlexNet did to Computer Vision as a research domain?
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by ukuina 1y ago
Many legal departments cannot afford nuance when a newsworthy license change occurs. The kneejerk reaction is to switch away to mitigate any business risk.
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by ukuina 1y ago
> Well, it's a bold hypothesis that a household washing machine should sterilise clothes. That's on the manufacturers for adding "sanitize" cycles: https://cdn.avbportal.com/magento-media/GrandBlo
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by ukuina 1y ago
Doesn't this just push the runtime into index recomputation on the destination database?
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by ukuina 1y ago
https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25924283/epic-v-apple...
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by ukuina 1y ago
I can't remember which carrier initially compelled Google to do this, but it was done to save their networks rather than save cost for Google. It may have been Verizon when the HTC Thunderbolt launched. Now all the carriers are on-boar
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by ukuina 1y ago
Bravo!
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by ukuina 1y ago
Now there's a challenge!
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by ukuina 1y ago
> What would a junior developer be doing? Genuinely wondering what you would pay a junior developer to do today which couldn't do more cost effectively with AI? Learn. We pay them to learn.
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by ukuina 1y ago
Yeah, modern sci-fi has embraced sharp aerodynamics so extensively that saucers now seem laughably fake.
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by ukuina 1y ago
Does local DuckDB UI work without an internet connection?
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by ukuina 2y ago
How does this work for large monorepos? If the repo is several GB, will you clone the whole thing for every review?
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by ukuina 2y ago
There's no real comparison between Python/Node and Golang's cross-compilation.
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by ukuina 2y ago
Have you tried https://github.com/block/goose ?
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by ukuina 2y ago
pandoc-wasm?
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by ukuina 2y ago
https://archive.is/MujoE > OpenAI is getting ready to unveil a number of new AI models, sources familiar with the company’s plans tell The Verge. Among the new AI models will be a release of what I’m expecting will be br
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OpenAI gets ready to launch GPT-4.1(theverge.com)
3 points by ukuina 2y ago|1 comments
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by ukuina 2y ago
> Prompt engineering is [...] a form of spellweaving where you have to find the edges of all relevant forms of existence and non-existence, codify them into imperative language, add the right nuance to finesse the style and have the conf
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by ukuina 2y ago
> I'm almost certainly treading ground well explored by others This is a good thing. One requires smoothed pathways to run!
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by ukuina 2y ago
> The recent productivity has been so high, it has the effect of making my previous efforts seem sort of pedestrian Fantastic! Agentic task-offloading is already here; it is just unevenly distributed.
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by ukuina 2y ago
ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode?
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by ukuina 2y ago
This is the correct approach. Also see: https://ezyang.github.io/ai-blindspots/
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by ukuina 2y ago
Can uv install Python? Is it possible to curl the uv binary and then invoke such a packaged script with --no-cache to run everything, including the Python installation, from /tmp?
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by ukuina 2y ago
It is possible that life got in the way. Thymer did seem a great idea.
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by ukuina 2y ago
They are still the benchmark against which all LLM progress and pricing is compared. The general public will be using "ChatGPT" as a generic term for an AI chat interface for years.
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by ukuina 2y ago
This looks neat! Will the self-hosted binary function in air-gapped environments?
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by ukuina 2y ago
Horse Browser? https://gethorse.com
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by ukuina 2y ago
My site https://hackyournews.com does this! Been keeping it alive and free for 18 months.
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by ukuina 2y ago
> If your management tracks your commits/velocity, look for a better job. Don't most version-control systems support/automate this?
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by ukuina 2y ago
> He thinks he owns literal hex codes Pantone would like a word.

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