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    Comment #49128920

    Nothing new under the sun, the same thing has been happening since the "big data" keyword became popular in the 2010s.

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    Comment #49118329

    Yep, same with code, the models are always verbose by default. Conincidentally, the output is charge per token. Another one is a table of contents in something short.

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    Comment #49055364

    Why is the company called Flock? Because the oligarchy and their police/government/tech enforcers view citizens as sheep. It's so flagrant, a sci-fi author couldn't come up with so…

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    Comment #49030717

    Without any concrete description of the AI techniques used, one can't help but wonder if they have labeled something like nonlinear model-predictive control as "AI".

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    Comment #49027373

    This is a great comment. As someone who is familiar with R^3 geometry but not projection or clipping, I feel like I could almost implement it from your comment alone. Can you expla…

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    Comment #49010240

    It's really natural! - make a bunch of edits - decide I don't like all of them - copy the part I want to keep - undo a bunch - paste the good part This is copy, not cut, but it wou…

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    Comment #48983855

    I'm not a synth designer or analog IC engineer, but from my limited knowledge: Most polyphonic synths use individual chips for the main building blocks such as voltage-controlled o…

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    Comment #48981482

    Great point. I've taken so many grey-blob photos of forests. Any course on landscape photography will teach that landscapes should (usually) have a foreground, middle ground, and b…

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    Comment #48974804

    Probably some of both, but 11k is extremely reasonable for this. If I understand correctly, it has 3x complete subtractive synths per key (not just 3 oscillators into 1 filter) x 4…

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    Comment #48974246

    yep, developers from 10 or even 5 years ago would have considered it a hilarious joke

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    Comment #48964099

    imo this was the single worst problem with SO, people always searching for the XY problem in every question instead of taking it at face value

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    Comment #48929575

    github's original tagline was "Social Coding".

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    Comment #48849444

    UI does not register quick taps on iphone 15p duckduckgo browser

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    Comment #48842556

    Seaborn is already a nice high level semantic plotting interface. I suppose it doesn't target HTML output in a web app, but its main API is very declarative, one big function call …

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    Comment #48789566

    One can predict forces involved in landing for specific hardware using machine learning, e.g. https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.08027 .

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    Comment #48667134

    They both work great. The MUSIC in Facing Worlds is amazing! I wasn't old enough to fully appreciate good electronic music back then :)

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    Comment #48664456

    There was a spirited debate about Quake III Arena versus Unreal Tournament. Both were praised, but UT had more creativity in game modes (Assault, Domination) and weapons, better bo…

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    Comment #48595281

    ROS sucks, good move. Too complicated

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    Comment #48577004

    I have a conspiracy theory that these unnecessary projects to replace intersections with roundabouts in small/midsize towns are driven by kickbacks from the contractor to the city …

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    Comment #48576672

    There's only one GLM in my heart: the one that includes vec3.hpp

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    Comment #48563987

    Not relative to its available resources. For example, there's still no option to penalize intersections. I'm still getting absurd side-street routes and unprotected lefts/crossings…

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    Comment #48560619

    For me, it's hard to imagine him giving up the printed newspaper strip's connection to the physical world. Calvin and Hobbes is filled with references to the basic elements of phys…

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    Comment #48548012

    I wonder why we use something polynomial-based instead of something exponential-based like the decibel scale?