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to try the demo you need to sign up. why? to sign up you need a password 8-16 chars. Why limit at 16? geez, I hate Chinese IT companies with a passion.
update: AFTER signing up, and only then, am I told: 'This service is not available in your region yet.'
even Anthropic messed up LLM in a Chrome extension, not sure I would want this in my browser.
might be just me, feels too much like an ad for Skyvern
ah, Eastern Europe is a homogeneous slop, good to know. The 25th is only celebrated as a national holiday in like 90% of Eastern European countries. Russia and Serbia celebrate it on January 7th instead, and even that is only due to their use of the old Julian calendar. But sure, normal day in a very narrow and obscure definition of Eastern Europe.
dark reader (add-on) fixes both the scrollbar and the general color scheme
Wired advertises this as "Ultra-Fast Translation"[^1]. A bit weird coming from a tech magazine. I hope it's just a "typo".
[^1]: https://www.wired.com/story/mistral-voxtral-real-time-ai-tra...
I loved the article, the translation is pretty good, too. Can you share a link to the full Chinese text with me, please? My wife is also from the Gobi desert and I think she would love to read the original version.
edit: I just found 我在404长大 [1] on douban, it seems the be the original version
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I tried to open the link in 2 browsers, both times the step "Establishing connection" resulted in "Dashboard Load Failed Reset operation timed out after 60 seconds"
perfectly acceptable behavior for a stage magician, maybe less for Gandalf
the source is talking about deaths per 100K population. Still an utterly ridiculous comparison.
The participating mice also wanted to be nice and lied to the scientists, as they kept them well fed.
yes, copy the code: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/munificent/b1bcd969063da3... paste in either: https://www.the-qrcode-generator.com/ or: https://goqr.me/
For all you people who have used Anki or other SRS for many years: how do you get over the problem of being bored by it? Or does that not happen to you?
Though I have not used Anki, I used a similar SRS for learning Chinese - the flashcards built in Pleco, but no matter how often I try to use it, I never last longer than 5-10 days, I just get bored by it. Also, no matter how I try to adjust the algo, I have the feeling that I am constantly over- or underwhelmed, no flow for me.
In the meanwhile I love learning, no matter if flashy (e.g. Duolingo) or traditional (from books) or something in between (a class), but I just never got the hang of SRS, though so many people recommend it.
On one hand I totally agree with hamatti, on the other hand: I just have a couple email addresses for this very purpose. These services can send me as much spam as they wish, I will never get to see it. All they get from me is a fake name and a fake email address.
1. I launched on Mac, it immediately put itself in the "Open at Login" items, almost deleted right away. I know that making this default is getting popular, I still always feel like uninstalling when that happens. Turn it off by default or at least ASK, don't make the assumption that users want this.
2. I am trying to install "JS Paint", it says "Installing" and the wheel has been turning for a minute, I have no idea what the progress is, what the download speed is, anything. Is this intended? I also cannot cancel the installation once running.
3. "JS Paint" installed eventually, I cannot launch it, nothing happens when I click "Open", other than the "Open" button animating on mouseover. Restarted EXT, still cannot open it.
(qsantos does not load for me)
Disagree, especially in case of open source apps (which several of these are). I found one which I forked because of the language it is in.
done. thanks! :)
to whoever took your advice: please also add those descriptions to the by-category views (e.g. all macOS terminal tools)
actually a thing, I use it whenever a website that I am most likely never going to visit again forces me to enter an email address, then I generate a temporary email address just to receive their email, whether it's a confirmation code, download link or whatever.
not on Mac either (tested in Firefox, Vivaldi and Safari)
informative title... how about: "Notebook with almost invisible guidelines"
develop a sense for ai text and images You can develop a sense for GPT-4, or DALL·E 3 fine, how about GPT-6 or DALL·E 5? I used to shake my head when I was a teenager and the older generation complained how fast technology is developing, when all they meant was typewriters being replaced by x86 machines, B&W television by color, landline phones by mobile. Yet, now I start to understand what they must have felt like. I can about keep up for now, but how about in 5 or 10 years from now? I don't feel so confident.
They made the model learn by watching TikTok videos. WYSIWYG.
Some Google-fu for you:
based on a table of contents? You can download the draft of Chapters 1-21 (500+ pages) from the linked site.
Who is the author ? Simon J. D. Prince is Honorary Professor of Computer Science at the University of Bath and author of Computer Vision: Models, Learning and Inference. A research scientist specializing in artificial intelligence and deep learning, he has led teams of research scientists in academia and industry at Anthropics Technologies Ltd, Borealis AI, and elsewhere.
Have they published anything else highly rated ? Author of >50 peer reviewed publications in top tier conferences (CVPR, ICCV, SIGGRAPH etc.) https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=fjm67xYAAAAJ&hl=en
Are there good reviews [...] The book has not been published, this is literally a free draft that you are looking at. The book is listed on Amazon as a pre-order for 85USD.
"2 more papers down the line"...
Yep, Martin Haug wrote his Master's thesis [1] about it.
[1] https://www.user.tu-berlin.de/mhaug/fast-typesetting-increme...
I found the talk about SwiftGodot amazing. Do we really need to be reminded in this context about what the speaker did 20+ years ago? Like, any relation to the talk or to Godot AT ALL?
I just wrote to the them about this. Devs of new stuff are often approachable with improvement ideas.