I don’t see nobody movie-n, maybe this is actually just a magazine?

It’s a very nice still. Hopefully the whole movie is pretty like this.

Oh no the poor uninvolved SA, this terrible thing happened to them out of nowhere. Just minding their own business when those big bad houthis attacked Mecca!

Lol I’ve got a esp32-p4 and I struggled to get the included example working. So. We’re basically the same.

It’s a very impressive chip but Tomb Raider, wow that’s fantastic

I’ve had a weird taste from using Nigari as well, gypsum is more neutral flavored and fairly easy to get your hands on.

Very cool! Did you try doing the thing with amylase enzyme to dissolve the starch that she’s been doing lately? I wanna get some to try out. I gotta get better at making normal (easy) soy tofu before I try all these hard delicate ones

If you try native edibles and stuff she hasn’t, you should documentgit and share some pictures of how much starch in the milk and how much water it absorbed and such.

Unfortunately, the field is pretty brutal about just assuming you are fully caught up to everything in the field, or that you will read the references for a given statement. You often don’t need to know all the math, but at least have a general idea of what some concepts are. I’ve been part of ‘journal clubs’ for the past 5 years where the only really goal is to stay abreast of the changes going on so that a new paper doesn’t send me down a rabbit hole of reading a referenced paper, which also has unknown terms, and read those references, etcetcetera.

I’m not in a great position to give useful advice due to that. it might be a good approach to find a youtuber who gives a 20-30 minute review/summary of a single paper that looks interesting, and of the video makes sense, then try to read the paper, and if you get stuck, see if the YouTuber has a video on the concept that got you stuck.

I work in AI/ML, and it’s such a hilariously broad and meaningless field I don’t even do remotely the same thing as my coworker in the same team hired on the same day. They work in agentic llm swarm research I work in CV/RL. Here’s three papers I had to read recently, and not fully understand but extract usable insight from (why did they do what they did and can I use that for myself)

Upsample anything

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LTGNN line transformer graph neural networks for robust line feature matching just kidding this one isn’t on arxiv

It takes me a couple hours to deeply read a paper, I’m not like, getting 100% from it till like the 4th read through and a couple pages of notes, or reading a couple background papers (such as the JBU paper for UpAnything). Try reading one or two and if it seems interesting then maybe that’s an area in AI ML that might be interesting to you.

Remember the people doing the most math are the people doing ai ML academically in a masters or PhD, us commercial users tend to do less math and more “this new model came out can we apply it to our problem”

If the drop down list on websites and forms just had these as options, that’d be pretty dope.

Isn’t most alcohol made from air? Since that’s where plants get their mass from, so potatos are made from mostly air.

Your keyboard probably still works if you unplug it and wash it (including some soaking to get whatever Pepsi residue inside the switches out), but it’ll take a few days to dry back out.

But for new keyboards, I just echo that you want hot swappable switches, desoldering switches sucks so hard. My keyboard is 12+ years old, so it probably isn’t sold anymore

It does seem like the open-weight models don’t have easily monetizable adjacent money streams like support and services, best they have is inference cost. But the whole point of the open weights is that anyone else can come and take that part from them. It’s a tough place to be in if the goal is only profitability. But since AI was declared a national security thing here in the US, the strategic value of ensuring we don’t end up dominating global AI is probably worth it. And a steal at the 500mil per year loss they claim.

I do wonder what sustainable future looks like for an open weights lab, once we’re past this wackiness. A very well tuned harness? That’s kind of its own product. On-prem seployment support?

Haha, I also ordered an x3 last week! Hopefully the specs aren’t everything I wanted

One thing that I wasn’t sure of, does one xbox studios’ co-developers (aka sub contractors) count as ‘vendor spend’ in the budget, or are those folded into the project/studio budget and the ‘vendor spend’ that Xbox called out only refers to subs not under a single studio

But which one is chocolate and which one is vanilla

Good stuff. I think there’s an some personal sites that are web devs trying neat things and that leads to larger sites like visualrambling.space and such, but most people’s personal sites aren’t doing anything crazy and following these rules will help (see also the smolweb movement). But worst of all are people on substack, which will load 12 MB of javascript on any random text+static pics page.

One thing that I’ve noticed is that hellstrips are usually compacted to all hell (in the southeast by me at least) since all the utilities guys compact the ground after burying something, so even natives might struggle if they need to be able to shove their roots more than an inch into the ground. I’m all for sprinkling seeds about, but see if you can look for some that are creepers rather than deep taprooters

I should plant some catnip around my house… more cats, less mosquitos? Win win

Now you can use that space to discreetly store some snacks! I bet you could fit several listerine strips or maybe even part of a pringle.

When you ordered the item did they estimate the delivery time as 5 to 7 days?