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zubiaur
17d ago
I thought it was the same person. That is how close this project is. Inspiration may be too soft of a word.
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zubiaur
3mo ago
Wonder how it is like in other countries with shrinking populations. Say, Korea. Intuitively, it would make sense for housing prices to decrease when the demand decreases, supply being equal (It's not like housing deteriorates signific
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zubiaur
3mo ago
WiiM makes a few. With or without amp. It can be had for about ~40 refurbished from what I suspect to be their eBay store. Airplay 2. I have it hooked via optical to a soundbar.
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zubiaur
3mo ago
Mazda 5?
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zubiaur
3mo ago
A small transformer like BERT or variants is a better fit. It only takes a few examples, which can be generated synthetically using an LLM. Trains quickly and classifies speedily on modern hardware. Had a lot of fun doing stuff like this ye
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zubiaur
7mo ago
They have quite decent hybrids now. I’m surprised that they haven’t released a plug-in one, since their architecture seems perfect for it. Maybe battery supply constraints. They are also developing a v6 hybrid, which should replace the j se
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zubiaur
8mo ago
And there are incentives to miss-report. My team has gained a reputation of being some sort of firefighting crew. We are being called by PMs when projects are failing, usually engineering-data and engineering-adjacent stuff. (Mechanical
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zubiaur
8mo ago
Fascinating. Borges is not shy in mentioning his admirations, and what he was exposed to. I like that he leaves breadcrumbs, or whole loaves, pointing to what he likes. It's an interesting way to thread into literature. I envy a bit th
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zubiaur
8mo ago
Ficciones is full of mockings of intellectualism. I Particularly like the critique on the critical philosophical work of Menard's Quixote. Where Menard, the subject of the story, carefully writes parts of a novel that is word-for-word
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zubiaur
10mo ago
I've found myself reading a bit of the rePalm posts for the last few night. Funny thing is that I find myself to have read and re-read that stuff for hours now, a bit at a time, re-reading some of the most interesting bits, and doing c
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zubiaur
10mo ago
Their copilot stuff is such a mess. Over promising, dressed with marketing slop on top of an under-performing product. However; their azure offerings are somewhat decent. AI Search is getting quite decent, access to Open AI models served th
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zubiaur
10mo ago
Dmitry is a mad genius. He has been doing stuff like this for 20 years, he was fixing palm’s issues for years. All his hardware projects are phenomenal, and so is his writing.
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zubiaur
10mo ago
It has a rather poor max resolution. Higher resolution images get tiled up to a point. 512 x 512, I think is the max tile size, 2048 x 2048 the max canvas.
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zubiaur
10mo ago
For a short while we had them in the US, on the Dodge darts and some other Fiat applications. 1.4 + multiair + sometimes turbo. Great little engine that powered my first car, a 2005 Fiat Uno, made for the Argentinean market in Brazil: 1.4 (
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10mo ago
I would think so too. There is something else going though. It a system that relies partly on trust. A sort of moral asset with herd effects. It’s a system that can tolerate a certain amount of gaming, but when the threshold is surpassed, i
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10mo ago
Some people take find their life meaning through craft and work. When that craft is suddenly less scarce, less special, so does that craft-tied meaning. I wonder if these feelings are what scribes and amanuenses felt when the printing press
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zubiaur
10mo ago
Kids off school for thanksgiving?
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10mo ago
Had good luck with Gemini 2.5, SAM3 failed miserably with PIDs.
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zubiaur
1y ago
Perfect! A great game to play on the fisher price Pixter: https://x.com/dmitrygr/status/1980508960538099856 (Dmitry is something else)
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zubiaur
1y ago
They can't inject to the http response, but ad servers that work with the VPN or their data brokers can better identify the requester and serve better targeted ads.
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zubiaur
1y ago
Losing faith in the value of the dollar in the face of our crazy fiscal position? The one thing that baffles me is energy prices. We haven't seen this oil/gold ratio since the pandemic, when demand for oil plummeted.
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1y ago
They sell metadata. DNS queries, locations, apps using data, device info. Usually anonymized, but both unscrupulous and "better" providers do have access to your account and payment info.
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1y ago
Back when I was in oil and gas, we were thinking of using modified mirror less cameras without and IR filter for vegetation density calculations. There were a few vendors that sold the UAVs and modified cameras. Nowadays, there is a more ma
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1y ago
Deniability and having a response for different lines of criticism. It derails the critic who operates under the assumption of a consistent narrative and meaningful arguments. It gives the believer something to hold on under most scenarios.
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zubiaur
1y ago
Old too: But the people refused to listen to the voice of Samuel; they said, “No! but we are determined to have a king over us, so that we also may be like other nations, and that our king may govern us and go out before us and fight our ba
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1y ago
Some cities have seasons. Some cities lack bike infra. Some people don't like bikes.
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zubiaur
1y ago
The whole capped profit creates the distortions you illustrate. The effect has a name: the Averch–Johnson effect, named after the Harvey Averch and Leland Johnson paper: "Behavior of the Firm Under Regulatory Constraint" Fun stuff
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zubiaur
1y ago
I've used firefox for 15+ years, but it starting to bug me too much. Memory issues, forced restarts that block navigation (wth!), clutter all around, having to disable sponsored crap, and random incompatibilities are starting to take a
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1y ago
100% where we are having a lot of success is in processes that required somewhat repeatable fuzzy processing, which before could only be performed by people. Cool thing is that, since LLMs are comparatively cheap, I can afford to run the sa
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1y ago
Funnily enough, that is true also for giving instructions to kids. And also why kid's media is so frustrating. So many shows and books focus first on the maladjusted behavior, with the character learning not to the-bad-thing at the ver
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