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Comment #47345474
Serifs are so back and I'm so excited.
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Comment #47243969
ChatGPT kicked off with 3.5, now this is the reverse. Would be fun to drag race these against each other, the harbinger of a revolution against now the fast path serve billions mod…
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Comment #47021096
YouTube's hostility is truly remarkable, by far the most egregious that the Subscriptions page in the TV app having a dedicated row for "recommendations" and "shorts" before you ca…
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Comment #46063288
Codex CLI switched from a typescript implementation to a Rust based one.
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Comment #46054304
My latest favorite is now that the Subscriptions panel adds a bonus "Recommended" row at the top, and then two rows down, a "Recommended Shorts"
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Comment #45910502
I really hope it's not going to take years to be sold in Australia, like the Steam Deck took.
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Comment #45111304
For those curious, I found this to be a very entertaining retelling of events from Nortel's persepective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6xwMIUPHss
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Comment #44807761
I was road testing tool calling in LM Studio a week ago against a few models marked with tool support, none worked, so I believe it may be a bug. Had much better luck with llama.cp…
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Comment #44351333
This is mainly for fun, really. Tsoding's main lesson is how simple systems can be and the desire and demand for complex build systems is silly.
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Comment #43248178
You see it in Windows 10, as well. Seeing the "working on it" when navigating folders, as if I'm using 5400 RPM hard disk drives.
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Comment #42939210
My problem also. Loved Ruby's object model, but it seems the metaprogramming gives too much freedom to run free and wild. I had a hard time understanding understanding how some gem…
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Comment #41187960
Ran into the same payment bug mentioned elsewhere, also would like to mention the tech support gives "Oops a problem occurred" when trying to submit. Looks schmick tho, and have be…
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Comment #38920306
Yeah, there's really great history and some amazing stories to be heard from the interviews.
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Comment #38356237
Twitter doesn't really work at all when logged out. Try logged in or using something like nitter.net
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Comment #38145427
I was happy paying for YouTube Premium, but they just doubled the price in my geo. So yeah, i'm considering not paying.
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Comment #37317422
Delving into a gem sometimes makes me lose faith in ever using dependencies again.
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Comment #37280263
They train you to do this when they volume boost the ads to blow your eardrums out.
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Comment #36595635
Count me as loving it, this is a great read.
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Comment #36595626
Wanted to chime in, been a long time reader, it's great work.
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Comment #35996918
Photoshop is general image manipulation, layers brushes, all the power. Lightoom is more for photography. Ingest workflow, applying small changes like colour adjustments and applyi…
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Comment #35942214
https://bellard.org/ts_server/ may be what you are after. You can run open-source models, but the software itself is closed-source and free for non-commercial use.
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Comment #35913100
I can't really draw a parallel to those games, probably the closest would be to fallout, the open world 3d ones specifically. BotW & now TOTK have a massive focus on it's world and…
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Comment #35912717
On its own, it's arguably probably worse. There are a few improvements, you start out with a larger inventory and you are showered with parts to use with fuse. I do not see what Ni…
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Comment #35912654
Probably even better, as the overworld will be completely new. Playing TOTK it's a drastic improvement over BotW.
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Comment #35282996
This is an older paper, but DeepMind alleges in their Chinchilla paper that far better performance can be extracted with fewer parameters; quote "We find that current large languag…