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The Teams conferencing solution probably needs it.
It’s pretty spiffy when it works - it detects whether you’re in the same room as the conferencing device and suggests pre-muting your audio.
The teams conferencing solution probably needs it. It’s pretty spiffy when it works - it detects whether you’re in the same room as the conferencing device and potentially suggests muting
It’s one of the hot new-ish harnesses. Believe it’s like openclaw or Claude code without all of the defaults
Presumably nothing. Do note the publisher—Alibaba presumably would rather their own tools and models instead of licensing.
They do open source a fair bit of internal tooling, so it’s always interesting to see their approach
Wonder if the SimuLink hold can ever be broken. I hear that’s a big part of why MatLab has the hold it does on engineering industries
That is something hospitals do when the computer systems go down haha
This is a pretty annoying problem right now. The closest that I’ve seen is https://microsoft.github.io/presidio/
Unfortunately, it requires a decent amount of customization to do anything AFAICT
Codex via codex-cli used to be pretty about knowing whether it was in powershell. Think they might have changed the system prompt or something because it’s usually generating powershell on the first attempt.
Sometimes it tries to use shell stuff (especially for redirection), but that’s way less common rn.
How so?
Since the cve data is from Trivy/Grype, that should be osv.dev
Supposedly using react allows CC to have structured output so it can understand what’s on the screen.
Think it’s likely for some OF is the sidegig and for others escorting is the sidegig.
Both would build brand, but I’d imagine making it big on OF streamer has a much higher cap than making it big as an escort.
From the bit that I just read, it seems like polymarket/kalshi types are still legal?
Big question is which feature subset you want to replicate.
Kubernetes means everything to everyone. At its core, I think it’s being able to read/write distributed state (which doesn’t need to be etcd) and being able for all the components (especially container hosts) to follow said state. But the ecosystem has expanded significantly beyond that.
Like WiFi tethering?
Was there any research into prior art? Recently did some research into this space and it seems like there are already a bunch of off the shelf open source projects for address this
Got any examples in mind?
Think speed could be a potential benefit. Why go through source -> llvm ir -> binary with linking and all the other stuff? Think I’m bearish on the concept, but who knows?
One parallel could be using ml for simulations to not write or compute all the rules
When did gmail migrate to react?
For whatever reason, zed compilation on windows with msvc is extremely slow compared to the Linux counterpart.
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/145864 was opened because of the the discrepancy
On iOS, Brave’s built-in blocker seems to work for me. Not safari, but I believe it’s using their WebKit engine.
What sort of issues did you run into with a graph based approach?
Anyone else have cache poisoning issues with Varnish recently?
Don’t think you can do your own modes:
https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/blob/38e5c8fb66ac19f58... allows custom keybinds to actions
Modes look to be hardcoded (at the moment) https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/blob/main/crates/vim/s...
Believe this is the goal of pushing towards secure compute like Google’s SafetyNet or Windows 11 with tpm.
Feels like there are some more thematic underpinnings as well like security at the cost of user freedom or at the cost of tinker-ability.
It could be amortized by the amount of people they expect to be delinquent. CC interest have super nasty rates.
At a previous company, legend had it that swear words in code were banned because of an incident. A vendor was called in to debug a platform error which led to a code review. In the code reviewed, there were many expletives cussing out the vendor for undocumented behavior in their platform.
Agreed. Same with intel’s NPUs. I’ve been testing with my intel core evo 155x. The npu only runs int8 as well. At least, Intel has put in a decent amount of effort into the ecosystem
There are a couple ways to interface — DirectML by MS and Intel’s native api (they provide OpenVINO model conversion to convert normal Python ml models) I’ve tried ONNXRuntime conversions for both backends to little success. Additionally the OpenVINO model conversion seems to break the model if the model small enough.
OpenVINO model server seems pretty polished and has openapi compatible endpoints.
Not quite true. Worked at epic previously. Due to the culmination of a 10 year migration from VB to electron, the os level input buffer was discarded mid 2023 since electron doesn’t handle those the same way. The primary reason for this is that VB was pretty much synchronous. However, web technologies don’t act the same way because keeping your keyboard inout while navigating to a different site would be weird.
We added an input handler to queue inputs so that sequences of shortcuts and keypresses could be used.
Additionally, the internal framework we had allowed for shortcuts and we tried to replicate as much as could shortcut wise (as well as functionality wise). Almost everything should have a shortcut or a way to navigate to it via just keyboard — they had put in a lot of effort to ensure accessibility so that they could get the va contract that went to cerner(pre-oracle acquisition)
Where did the steal method come from? Haven’t done much locking, but I haven’t ever seen lock stealing before