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by 0x000xca0xfe 14d ago
Wow, that was a grim read. Way darker than the movie.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 17d ago
And what is the good old autocomplete feature? Do you attribute it authorship, too? Is a series of matrix multiplications on a token vector not a mechanical transformation? Where is the point where you start to anthropomorphize it?
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by 0x000xca0xfe 17d ago
In my last project I wrote most stuff by hand but also used various Anthropic models, Gemini something and GLM 5.2. By line count the #1 was probably the IDE autocomplete though mostly for boring field initializations and the likes. The &qu
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by 0x000xca0xfe 17d ago
It has strong "Sent from my iPhone" vibes. I use many tools to develop software and if my IDE would silently start adding "This commit was created with IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate" I'd find it intrusive and obnoxious, to
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by 0x000xca0xfe 28d ago
It is an indicator of low effort. If you didn't even spend a minute writing a couple sentences about your own project, how much effort did you put into actually building and testing it? Or are you just letting others do the hard parts:
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by 0x000xca0xfe 28d ago
CAMM2 is really just two DIMM sticks in one; you can even buy adapters where you plug in two SO-DIMM modules and get one CAMM2 (and there are also adapters for SO-DIMM to DIMM). Yes CAMM2 allows for faster and better signaling but it is ent
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by 0x000xca0xfe 29d ago
CAMM2 vs DIMM vs SODIMM is just packaging, the silicon chips are the same. As long as the silicon stays unaffordable the rest doesn't really matter.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 1mo ago
Just changing the SSH port is probably enough for small VPS. Port 22 is getting perma-DDOSed on public IPv4 addresses so use it at your own peril but at least for now most bots don't bother port scanning everyone.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 1mo ago
Same for heavy chain smokers, motorcyclists, obese people and drug users. They are helping our climate a lot by voluntarily shortening their life /s
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Then the solution could be just like the solution to tobacco addiction: tax social media companies HARD, tax all advertising on social media 10x, 20x, or ban advertising on/for social media outright, ban advertising of kids products, b
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
> acid rain is a much smaller problem than global warming. In fact it used to be a common occurence during the heavy industrial pollution in the 20th century. So much that after the pollution stopped, farmers had to start applying sulphu
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
A rogue employee with a USB stick.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Just yet another (not very well done) XP lookalike SPA... Since Microsoft has become a proponent for open source and models, a truly impressive demo would now be to use Kimi K3 to reverse the real XP binaries and turn them back into readabl
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
It could probably work for arab countries as they have immense solar potential and are already big in fertilizer production and shipping. They know their natural gas is not going to last forever.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Here in Germany we have up to three months of almost zero solar production in winter due to foggy conditions (measured from my own solar inverter). It is not feasible to store summer electricity until winter in batteries. Batteries have sel
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Image models that support text output like Image2, or general text models that can read images like Claude can vectorize raster images. But they aren't very good at it, doing it manually in Inkscape still produces better quality even w
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Sorry to say but it points more to a lack of conversational skills in you than people being less exciting than Claude. It's not always socially permissible but I often approach others with the mindset 1) Is this person far more knowled
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Could you share some pre LLM false positives? Would be interesting to see what is tripping the detection. Did a tiny fraction of authors write like LLMs, before LLMs?
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
One _directly_ feeds into the other. Next step: The UK police monitoring all glasses livestreams.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
They are already. I've got the Spacemit K3 and it is a bit below Sandy Bridge single-core speed - so nothing spectacular - but fast enough for everyday desktop use. And way faster than my old budget smartphone's SoC. Yes RISC-V ha
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Chinese companies are really into RISC-V and China both builds and uses a lot of smartphones, I'm very sure we won't have to wait 20 years for regular users installing apps on RISC-V hardware.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Non-renewable != CO2 intensive (that's how France is doing much better than Germany in CO2 per capita despite being similar in this graph)
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Memory safety problems are still possible in the new Rust Bun: At the time of writing, about 4% of Bun's Rust code sits inside an unsafe block (~13,000 unsafe keywords across ~27,000 lines / ~780,000 lines), and 78% of thos
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
I'm too young but I imagine assembly programmers were feeling the same when automatic code generation by compilers took over. Very weird.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
True, but there are quite lightweight cars and heavy motorcycles. Lower damage potential of small and light cars compared to SUVs does not seem to give them a free pass to skip the sprawling driver assistance regulations.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 2mo ago
Every year it feels more surprising how motorcycling is still allowed. No seatbelt, no ABS, no problem...
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by 0x000xca0xfe 3mo ago
I often cycle a road with lots of bats hunting and one evening two slammed into my face and upper body (and one only avoided by ducking quickly). It's pretty obvious that they are not perfect navigators.
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by 0x000xca0xfe 3mo ago
I have an old $70 test device with stock Android/Google that hasn't seen security updates in half a decade yet all banking apps, electric car charging, Google services, you name it, work absolutely fine. Meanwhile the daily driver
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Getting Creative with Perlin Noise Fields(sighack.com)
191 points by 0x000xca0xfe 3mo ago|27 comments
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by 0x000xca0xfe 3mo ago
> I watched the whole thing thinking it could've just asked me You can tell it just that. Happened to me too but after instructing it to leave the review to me Fable was useful for hours of frontend iterations without significant to

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