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by yonatan8070 2mo ago
Would you say there is any way to definitively prove a text is AI generated? I believe it's impossible to prove that some text was generated by an LLM simply due to the limitations of the medium. At the end of the day, text is just a s
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by yonatan8070 2mo ago
> That means the app can open a system browser using a URL containing the data it wants to transmit. This can be mitigated by using an app like URLCheck [1], which you set as your default browser, and it shows and lets you edit the URL b
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
> Lightroom isn’t perfect. But it is fast I'm not a Lightroom user myself, but my mom is a photographer and uses Lightroom for all of her photos and at least on her PC, it became extremely slow and painful to use. And it's not
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Very cool that apple made it I wonder if any other laptops have IMUs that can be used to implement this on Linux/Windows
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Can you elaborate?
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
The 5-10k$ price is for their consumer-grade robots like the Go 2 or low-end humanoids. I won't be surprised if this monster costs 50,000$ or even more
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Their earlier robots (A1, Go 1) have a lot of lineage from Ben Kats' (from MIT) Mini Cheetah project, even down to the shape of the communication protocols used for motor control. I've not had the chance to closely inspect their n
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Took me too long to realize this has nothing to do with the Peripheral Component Interconnect or Direct Memory Access
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
I assume that they're talking about, for example, training the model to produce code with predictable yet difficult to find vulnerabilities. Imagine if every time <INSERT MODEL HERE> was asked to code up a web server, it made sur
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
I'm not an expert on this, but this sounds a lot like a larger-scale MoE (Mixture of Experts) type of architecture. As I understand it, in an MoE model, you essentially have hundreds of smaller sub-models ("experts") that are
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Yeah I also figured this would be somwthing based on LoRa or some other IoT wireless protocol for devices you can stick a battery onto and throw in the middle of nowhere
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Yup, it's pointing to https://github.com/search
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
But is that the fault of the LED? That sounds like the fault of whoever calibrated the LEDs' brightness and directionality. If the beams were the right brightness and pointed downwards, we wouldn't be having this issue.
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
> Microsoft needs to intervene here Yeah, they've never pushed ads or installed software without the user's consent.
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
You could probably implement a server that is purposefully slow enough so that the human frame shows up for however long you want. Just need to send the keepalive bytes one-by one.
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
I don't usually treat LLMs like humans, when I have a more complex question I do take care to use full sentences. Though sometimes I just need something quick so I'd throw ChatGPT a "python print flush= what does" I do t
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Vendor-locked customers _hate_ him!
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
I assume it depends mostly on what frequency and TX power the drone in question is using, as well as the RF environment you're operating in and the noise floor of the SDR
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by yonatan8070 3mo ago
Reading all the comments here about how awful new cars are really reinforces my choice to buy a 2016 Nissan Micra as my first (and currently only) car. It is capable of beeping, but only does it if I leave the handbrake up or start driving
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by yonatan8070 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure every book I've seen has a page that says you're not allowed to copy/scan/photograph it.
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by yonatan8070 4mo ago
One word: "Courage"
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by yonatan8070 4mo ago
Serially. You read something, get reminded you have car sickness, then look out of the window to try to cure it and not vomit
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by yonatan8070 4mo ago
This is also the case for the TP-Link Decos we were using, you can only configure and manage them from the app, no local web UI in sight* And it's not like a mobile app unlocked some new features that couldn't be implemented in a
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by yonatan8070 4mo ago
You'd be surprised, at work we recently had a contractor install a new office network (growing startup upgrading from the home grade units we had before), they recommended HP Aruba Instant On, and the guy did all the setup on his phone
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by yonatan8070 4mo ago
It's like these for other families too, you've got your STM32, then you can get the sub-models ranging from entry-level STM32C0 to the full Linux chips like the STM32MP2, with lots of options in the middle
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by yonatan8070 5mo ago
In Israel it's the de-facto standard way to communicate. If I'd even suggest to someone to switch to Signal, I'd get laughed out of the room.
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by yonatan8070 5mo ago
I wouldn't call it marketing fluff, it's a technical term that's often misunderstood.
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"Long-Term Support" doesn't mean what you think(pointieststick.com)
4 points by yonatan8070 5mo ago|2 comments
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by yonatan8070 5mo ago
Bluetooth tethering is a thing, and I believe is enabled by default on Android, maybe it's using that? For me on Android 16, the setting is in Network & internet > Hotspot & tethering > Bluetooth tethering
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by yonatan8070 5mo ago
I feel like the parent comment was sarcasm

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