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by yetihehe 6mo ago
Hackaday.com comes to mind. That's a blog with those tinkering things. Hackaday.io is a big base where people store their schematics and worklog, present their inventions and tinkering as they happen.
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by yetihehe 6mo ago
> so it trivially knows the qualities that define Grok How does it know? Where did he get that knowledge from? Did they train Grok, check it's qualities and included them in next training set? Was his source code and summarization o
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by yetihehe 6mo ago
> Some people really do feel emotions of others before being able to rationalize it. Yeah, they are called empaths. That's empathy. Rationalizing is another process, which can be done faster with high emotional/social intellige
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by yetihehe 6mo ago
People with high empathy tend to feel other's feelings more (sometimes to their own detriment). Emotional intelligence helps with reading other people.
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by yetihehe 6mo ago
We need to make a new, better, non-fragmented version of Linux. /s
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by yetihehe 6mo ago
> Node stuff atleast "works" As someone just starting with complicated node based project, that "works" for Python ML and Node is very close together and very far from 'just works'.
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by yetihehe 6mo ago
> I also get an inkling that the core of life is in the learning and growing. Wait until you learn, that not everyone likes learning and growing. I like to learn too, but apparently I'm not normal. > And I'm still driving lo
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by yetihehe 6mo ago
> But when all of the Epstein thing happened, I genuinely thought that US media That US media controlled by wealthy elite, who almost all were using Epstein or similar services? That media?
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
Something like "wiggle stereoscopy"[1], but for 3d scenes instead of 2d images. Wiggle tesseroscopy? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiggle_stereoscopy
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
I think Trump being elected is a result of anti-thought, feudalism-seeking part of society coming to power, not a cause. Enough people were fed up with thinking elites stealing from them, so they elected thought-averse elites to steal from
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
When that one mine runs out of salt? It will be closed. We as a humanity will not run out of salt, some places have the opposite problem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Kali "According to the Werra Potash Min
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
> It will consume them and suffocate slowly. Can we accelerate it perhaps? You know, spending ALL our resources on making the snake more fat is not a good idea. Its only good idea when you have so much resources that you can easily suffo
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
It may be only a minor version bump, but this looks like it removes A LOT of headaches and small cuts, so I would say it's a big usability improvement.
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
> The system needs to be torn down. I hope it’s not Palantir doing it, but I’ll accept it. The system needs to be replaced with a better one. If you just tear it down, a new one will emerge, but we don't yet know if it will be bette
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
> The problem is of course that is far too often not how they are used. The underlying problem with today's world is that people only want to solve their problem at the cost of everyone else. Everything else (like bot's, ai) is
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
> give the advantages of the bot and be somewhat honest about it. The advantage of a bot is for owner of a bot, not for those forced to use that bot. So, owners are incentivized to lie about bot usage.
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
I explain this with our national pessimism and constant complaints about everything. We also compare ourselves to rest of Europe, where wages are still better and many things are cheaper.
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
Almost all Poles are very surprised about the second country on that graph. Edit: well, after some thinking and remembering all the banners for laser cutting and cnc machining in nearby areas (touristic region at that), there might be some
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
I think in reality they don't want to make it better...
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
I know them since fr08 . But AFAIK kkapture was started and maintained mostly by ryg. And the demo you linked is my favorite from them.
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by yetihehe 7mo ago
About 20 years ago there was a similar problem with demoscene creations. It was hard to capture demos in realtime in all their glory. So one guy created a tool[1] that waited for a frame render and presented proper time to demo so that fram
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
Aislop's fables - Aesop's fables. That's pretty easy to see. What does Aislopica fables refer to?
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
Quoting last paragraph of article: > It works every time. > I find this simultaneously the most useful and the most disturbing thing I’ve ever learned about human beings. Useful because - if you can see the playbook - you can choose n
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
From other articles I've read: the commanders have their own bodyguards and soldiers get their weapons only when actually sent to front. Also, there are castes of soldiers. Those who are cannon-fodder are sometimes even brought in hand
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
> I hardly ever find myself behaving unpredictably or out-of-control - I remember sometimes feeling that way as a child, but now? As an adult? It almost never happens. Good for you. I almost parted with a very good friend just because I
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
> I'm actually surprised that the NRA types haven't risen up against tyranny. That would be a real problem. It's their team that is doing tyranny, so they don't have a reason to rise up against it.
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
> just mask the sensitive data with a single color which is impossible to reverse (for rasterized images, this is not a good idea for PDFs Also not a good idea for masking already compressed images of text, like jpg, because some of the
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
Progress is a little slower this days in hardware, but it's there. Last year I finally assembled a new PC after surviving almosta a decade on my old laptop. The hardware spec jump made me remember old days. 8x more memory, 10x faster
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
I had to drive in -30C once, the engine could not get up to final temperature after 2 hours of highway driving because I had to run cabin heater at full blast on windshield and side windows so they didn't cover with fog inside. But tha
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
You're right, sorry.

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