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Not true, not being in a hurry hurt one of the operations. "Russians climbed onto a truck in an attempt to prevent the takeoff of FPV drones and the attack on the airbase". https://nitter.net/bayraktar_1love/status/192916791054458931...

Just as a quick demo, here is an example of YOLO-World combined with EfficientSAM: https://youtu.be/X7gKBGVz4vs?t=980

don’t autoplay sound please.

Yes, that’s confusing and probably hard to find a good balance. Someone speaking Greek or Czech may expect to find their language around E (Ελληνικά) or C (Čeština), but nope, on Wiki it’s all the way after Z.

Hey, thanks for that, Anon Kode, Anon Codex and other projects, very cool!

Check out Aider [0] or Anon Kode [1] (clone of Claude Code). New models are why I try to build all my tools and infra to be model-independent. On that note, I also prefer to be provider-independent, using OpenRouter [2] or T3 Chat [3] and the like.

[0] https://aider.chat/ [1] https://github.com/dnakov/anon-kode [2] https://openrouter.ai/ [3] https://t3.chat/

>What happens to therapy when we take the friction out of it? The same question could be applied to all our relationships. As AI companions become our default source of emotional support—not just as therapists, but also as friends and romantic partners—we risk growing increasingly intolerant of the challenges that come with human connection. After all, why wrestle with a friend’s limited availability when an AI is always there? Why navigate a partner’s criticism when an AI has been trained to offer perfect validation?

This tendency towards maximum comfort reminds me of many things, e.g., food delivery apps: they provide a near-seamless experience, at the loss of small encounters with humans that may be really important for a happy life.

Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43176043

My impression was that one of Russia's main aims in Ukraine were precisely these minerals, oil, and gas resources in the eastern part of Ukraine. Doesn't this make the US in many ways the same as Russia?

Also, I'm certain this will be spun into very effective pro-Russian propaganda.

The workaround that works very well for me: use DisplayLink. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38149233

I dont always necessarily need or want the latest info. I find Reddit to be a good aggregator/filter that also acts as one of the walls against disinfo, i.e. some of the content never gets posted, or gets immediately debunked.

/r/credibledefense is my go-to

In case you wanted to add a pre-processing step, I found this ImageMagick script useful: https://www.fmwconcepts.com/imagemagick/textcleaner/index.ph...

Not sure how difficult it is to run it in the browser, though.

Therefore, what is the main usecase of this model? Generating cheap 3D assets for videogames?

The Hácha story may be a bit more complicated that it may seem at first. Not sure whether you're a Czech speaker, if so, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBPXsaTgHGQ

Im curious, since it seems to be mostly about walking back the one-way-street of C++ to assembly, what’s stopping us from training a ML model to help with decompilation by figuring out patterns in the compilation process? (there has to be a reason, otherwise someone would have done it already)

I also noticed that the third sample with Chinese sounds slightly sped up in the first English segment, so there may be also an element of postprocessing the dub (speeding it up/slowing it down).

That looks very impressive unless the demo is cherrypicked, would be great if this could be implemented into a frontend like Fooocus https://github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus

Which is it? Andorra?

Long-term heavy Workflowy and later Dynalist user here. I am not upset that the developers started working on Obsidian instead, since I see Obsidian as the superior product, which has replaced both Workflowy and Dynalist for me.

Thanks. My question was aimed more towards both caring about security and using a stock MIUI ROM, which seem to contradict each other.

What ROM are you using on your Xiaomi?

Gemini Ultra is not out yet. With the same logic, you could compare an unreleased Mistral model with Gemini Ultra.

Yes. Related to the difference between “available” and “easily accessible” - a lot of information about e.g. politicians may be freely available, but it usually doesn’t make a difference unless a journalist makes it easily accessible.

Source?

You may want to rethink your comment.

> It is pretty hard to argue against that.

The European Union's Digital Markets Act finds that pretty easy.

Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38246668

Any plans to do this for Firefox?

Glad to help! It's really good, especially considering how dirt cheap the M1 Macbook can be these days. It's what I recommend to most people around me shopping for a laptop.

On the note of youtube channels, I can wholeheartedly recommend Prompt Engineering [1]. He has great videos and hands-on tutorials, not just about RAG, and also maintains the LocalGPT repo [2] with 17k stars.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/@engineerprompt/videos

[2] https://github.com/PromtEngineer/localGPT