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by vasco 7mo ago
I'm not sure what this is for, most people already use GHA without any control plane and deploy just fine.
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by vasco 7mo ago
When "me" is most classical music and this is a music platform I think the critique is not unwarranted. They could adapt it with special system prompts for classical.
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by vasco 7mo ago
I don't think there's a way that the 6th generation will be manned.
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by vasco 7mo ago
That's about 3 years of his boat's upkeep, regardless if it goes anywhere or not.
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by vasco 8mo ago
It's obviously not impossible, just need to take it apart.
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by vasco 8mo ago
That's 500x500, I'm sure you can get good results at 32x32 or 64x64 but then part of your color choice is also getting done by the downsampling algorithm. I wonder if you could get away with just using a downsampling algorithm int
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by vasco 8mo ago
Messer Completes Acquisition of Federal Helium System from BLM https://www.messer-us.com/press-releases/messer-completes-ac...
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by vasco 8mo ago
My point is the conclusion can't be made from the article.
519.
by vasco 8mo ago
Of course I'm not a rich Californian on a 300k salary
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by vasco 8mo ago
But AWS beat the laptop? And there's no cost to performance analysis? Yes AWS is overpriced but how do you make that conclusion from this specific article? Because network disks were slower than SSDs? AWS also has SSD instances with lo
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by vasco 8mo ago
You dont need to learn anything, it needs to learn from you. When it fails, don't correct it out of bounds, correct it in the same UI. At the end say "look at what I did and create a proposed memory with what you learned" and
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by vasco 8mo ago
If you're a random worker of a huge organization and it gets bought or co-opted, yes you should jog on. Go help someone else that hasn't been co-opted. This is why even though I'm generally a progressive I'm against unio
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by vasco 8mo ago
Boop beep bop on the internet nobody knows I'm a dog.
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by vasco 8mo ago
That is not what I said. You seem to assume people have no ability to change anything. I said people should focus on the things they can change. > Disagree. You can still get fucking angry at how they’re capable of fooling others because
525.
by vasco 8mo ago
Unfortunately you're so far from the point that I don't think it's worth explaining. But the wisdom I shared is not mine, it exists for thousands of years. People have known for a long time it's useless to spend too long
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by vasco 8mo ago
Of course you can, you're just way closer to being them. If you're in positions to take decisions that prevent others from doing it, do it without getting mad, actually improve things. If you're not, your getting mad will jus
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by vasco 8mo ago
> This strategy is highly effective but it's also difficult to tolerate as an ordinary advanced ape. Watching others play less noble games and obtain easier wins can be discouraging over time. A noble man that spends all his time je
528.
by vasco 8mo ago
That whole schpiel is why Minecraft isn't free. That people are willing to go through that. There's a lot of free games.
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by vasco 8mo ago
Regarding DRM I don't see how it'll survive "Camera in front of the screen" + "AI video upscaling" once the second part is good enough. Can't DRM between the screen and your eyes. Until they put DRM in Neu
530.
by vasco 8mo ago
You can use a picture of anyone's handwriting. There's high res pictures of medieval monks handwriting and so on that probably would be really cool as fonts.
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by vasco 8mo ago
It would be interesting if google or some agent with enough frequent crawls of most social media could make visualizations over the years of certain viral stories and how they propagate in waves across the internet over time and how those w
532.
by vasco 8mo ago
Glassdoor, as big as it is, allows for deleting bad reviews.
533.
by vasco 8mo ago
That only works for poor people because CEOs will sue immediately. Someone with a lot of money for legal insurance would have to run it.
534.
by vasco 8mo ago
So create a 'destroy my computer' test harness and run it whenever you test another wrapper. If it works you'll be fine. If it doesn't you buy a new computer.
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by vasco 8mo ago
The meaning is the same in "European". I'm Portuguese.
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by vasco 8mo ago
These words have meaning already, and what they said makes no sense due to that. A public company has many obligations a private company doesn't, and more limitations on what it can do.
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by vasco 8mo ago
They are a public company.
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by vasco 8mo ago
Yes, because they don't understand economics. It's a classic "sounds bad but is actually the fastest way to solve the problem" situation. So we kill people by delaying more resources in order to keep the optics nice.
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by vasco 8mo ago
For the same reason governments put price controls in place during catastrophes. Because they never studied enough or believe their voters never studied enough to understand basic economics. Likely the latter. Governments believing their pe
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by vasco 8mo ago
This is the one thing that truly scares me. I've decided I'm not going to verify my age anywhere or use facial recognition apps to login anywhere. And this is a much bigger fear for my job than AI. At the moment only some countrie

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