RationPhantoms

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by RationPhantoms 8d ago
Others should check out Fluid Voice as it seems privacy focused with a bit more enhancements like custom dictionary.
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by RationPhantoms 8d ago
It's probably magnitudes of token chatter and inter-agent coordination/consideration. Not that I'd want to read any of it but getting some hands around the statistics would be cool.
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by RationPhantoms 1mo ago
Please don't romanticize isolation. We have enough elderly folk existing in dire loneliness in assisted-living facilities and nursing homes who understand the true definition of it.
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by RationPhantoms 1mo ago
wrong link.
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by RationPhantoms 1mo ago
Sounds similar to something from the Ricky and Morty realm; the plumbus.
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by RationPhantoms 2mo ago
To your last point, the Minneapolis Fed just put out a call for a new actual-owner backed housing occupancy rate called HPOP which I think is a step in the right direction: https://www.minneapolisfed.org/article/2026&#x
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by RationPhantoms 2mo ago
Anecdata here but my 60-something year old mother acts like a sullen teenager around my kids/her grandchildren. She just scrolls endlessly on her phone until my father/her husband calls her out on it. It's maddening and sad.
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by RationPhantoms 3mo ago
Tailscale uses MagicDNS which allows one to auto-generate a semi-memorable private hostname as well. I'm in the networking industry so I'm not seeing anything truly groundbreaking or that isn't offered elsewhere.
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by RationPhantoms 3mo ago
Thank you for answering that question because I adore OrbStack and didn't find much difference.
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by RationPhantoms 4mo ago
I think computer/smartphone usage has been changing that latent space for quite some time. People have been talking about "character amnesia" since 2010.
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by RationPhantoms 4mo ago
My steamdeck broke about 15 years of strict PC Gaming habits for me. Games like Balatro and Megabonk have broken my previous definition of "fun" in a fantastic way.
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by RationPhantoms 4mo ago
Yep, on the money. It's not too dissimilar from the Figure demo that was done on X/Twitter recently. Everyone was pointing out what a lackluster demo that was and here I was thinking the total opposite, it worked for 8 hours with
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by RationPhantoms 4mo ago
I'm not a Netflix staff member but I work in the networking realm and can answer some of these questions (also gives me the chance to say something wrong where someone with the real answer can step in :) 1. Netflix does use AWS but it&
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by RationPhantoms 4mo ago
I will posit something that guides my own thinking about this; robotaxis will never drink and drive. I'll take whatever flavor of mistake they conjure over that. I can deal with stupidity, I cannot (and don't want to) deal with ma
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by RationPhantoms 4mo ago
You might have missed it but the OP's comment was dripping in literal sarcasm. Google's track record for product management is poor.
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by RationPhantoms 4mo ago
> I just don’t care for a cool quirky thing if an AI made it. While I understand the knee-jerk reaction, especially to writing, people make about AI, it's starting to have a counter-effect on me. A brush can destroy (sweep) or creat
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
Yep, couple Open WebUI for general chats and OpenCode for software-specific tasks and it feels close to Claude Desktop and Claude Code.
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
I don't think the majority of people have given it a passing thought to be fair. For folks that grew up with the advent of being the "designated family googler" (and rested the success of their careers on such), it is an incr
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
They just released their enterprise agentic platform today so my expectation is that might be the gravity well for the Fortune 500's to park their inference on.
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
Does your physical environment change that much that it requires cognitive load for you to decide on what cables to use? For myself, I bought two wireless charge "base" stations that handle my spouse's and my phone/watch
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
It honestly feels like a segue to just talking to the agents that won't really have much of a long time horizon. People who either prefer or are professionally required to maintain control over software aren't going to be working
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
Doesn't seem accurate considering GovDeals has auctions in NY, NJ and CT listed but your website has nothing.
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
I have not tried it but prior to them releasing that feature, I used an iOS terminal with SSH mosh capabilities + Tailscale + Tmux session mounted to see what the output of my home machine's Claude conversation was doing.
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by RationPhantoms 5mo ago
The signals are there but the usefulness/blast radius is being limited to "I'm not a software developer but I have this specific issue I need to write software to solve. I've done that and here is a Linkedin post explain
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by RationPhantoms 6mo ago
Still confused on why there is no social component of this? What is the best place to find examples of actual useful Apple Shortcuts?
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by RationPhantoms 6mo ago
I mean the answer to underground facilities is you just keep bombing the entrance which is exactly what they've done. Iran still has insane supply levels of ballistic missiles so the US/Israel are eradicating their tele-launcher f
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by RationPhantoms 6mo ago
Comcast has a very strict peering policy as well. They, like Deutsche Telekom, like to hold their proverbial customers hostage to make other networks pay to peer.
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by RationPhantoms 6mo ago
This doesn't work on any of the methods I've tried.
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by RationPhantoms 7mo ago
This is an absolute wealth of information about gravitational mechanics but quite a few of the diagrams were so alien to me that they became undecipherable.
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by RationPhantoms 7mo ago
Competition always is. I think there was a real fear that their core product was going to be replaced. They're already cannibalizing it internally so it was THE wake up call.

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