viraptor

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by viraptor 9mo ago
Because it was given up for a promise to talk about it later maybe.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It's bare minimum. It's "not-right". You don't normally call someone leftist for just saying "people should have access to healthcare without going bankrupt".
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by viraptor 9mo ago
I don't want to save the audio. I want to save the voice model so I can use it for many different texts, for consistency.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Even if all major provides close down, it doesn't remove what's already out there. Glm / minimax / deepseek / gpt-oss may not be at the same level as current frontier, but you can download them and they're stil
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by viraptor 9mo ago
I can't quite figure this out: Can you save a generated voice for reuse later? The mlx-audio I looked at seems to take the text itself in every interface and doesn't expose it as a separate object. (I can dive deeper, but wanted t
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by viraptor 9mo ago
They weirdly makes it a canny peak though :)
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by viraptor 9mo ago
> Sometimes I find myself seeking answers to random questions, like “how heat propagates through space”, and I often don’t want to google it or switch context to a separate AI chat tool. Kagi solves this by allowing a question mark at th
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Are there other services doing whitelabel video sites? (Apart from porn, I'm sure there is a few) I only know of Floatplane providing whitelabel for William Osman's sauceplus.com recently.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Are they doing anything not covered by alphafold? I thought that approach basically crushed all previous efforts.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It's quite silly how people talk about the "left" in the US. There's barely any left present in politics. Much less "far/extreme left" or anything close to that. Nobody is really fighting for UBI, national
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It's still a function of many other things: y, t, angle, ...
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Reminds me of many years ago when people were fascinated by the discussion about whether closures are objects or objects are closures. Yes... Yes they are.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
There are workarounds on github already... It's less "can't" and more "they don't like it"
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by viraptor 9mo ago
This is why Signal allows you to disable automatic previews and read-indicators. Because it does matter for privacy.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It's still on Valve though. They chose to delegate this and H1 basically becomes their voice here. I wish it was made more clear, but I don't think it's wrong.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
In other words, this website uses headings for sections, doesn't ramble, and has a single line of emphasis where you'd expect it. I wonder what style we'll have to adopt soon to avoid LLM witchhunt - live stream of consciousn
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by viraptor 9mo ago
INS (or its new parts) like before ICE was created in 2003? Otherwise the standard rules around hiring that apply across the country.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
I'm really confused by the sandbox part. The description kind of mentions it and the limited system syscall, but then just pivots to talking about the exit handlers. It may be just unclear writing, but now I'm suspicious of the wh
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It's in progress https://forgejo.org/faq/#what-about-forge-federation
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Not everyone wants to run their own infra. But at least Forgejo works on the distributed network of projects, so in the future it should be easy to migrate if needed.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
You're literally doing the "and yet you participate in society" bit...
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by viraptor 9mo ago
One day Facebook used open XMPP so you could chat across networks. It does not anymore. Why would we expect AP integration to survive? Also due to large amount of spam, many instances don't federate with Threads.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Actual lightweight isolated processes? The docs are pretty vague about what the windows containers are and they still indicate that both Hyper-V and a chosen kernel is used - so that smells like a VM. Also, available only in windows 10 pro
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by viraptor 9mo ago
I like the write-up of this idea. It's well presented. But I'd change one aspect: "We could leave author: 'dril' in the JSON but this is unnecessary too." - kind of. What the post lacks is the record of the ide
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by viraptor 9mo ago
That sounds like Claude tool search tool with the extra instruction of generating new ones.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It was a very long time ago, but during a programming competition one of the warm-up questions was something to do with a modified sudoku puzzle. The naive algorithmic solution was too slow, the fancy algorithm took quite a bit of effort...
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by viraptor 9mo ago
The theory is cool, but the ending is the practical part - there are system APIs to tell you which one the user prefers, so you can just make users happy and provide both options.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
They can't... not in an affordable way anyway. Those are integrated into other hardware they have. They don't buy the ram sticks others can use.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
> Bigger purchases give more, because the percentage lost to fees are lower. Tiny amount can not be bought, as it would not make sense considering the per transaction cost. This is a solved issue in basically any real life commerce. (Dep
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It's the opposite. .doc was never fully reverse engineered properly, but .docx is way easier to handle and was for quite a while.

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