Romario77

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by Romario77 7d ago
first - it's not hard to make. Outside screen size doesn't have to be half of the open screen. second - main idea is about proportions, if you want to design apps that seamlessly transfer from one screen to another they have to ha
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by Romario77 8d ago
that's not how AI was used in this case. It's more like a professor with assistants. Professor says the assistants - why don't you dig in this direction, I have a hunch it might produce something valuable. And AI assistant do
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by Romario77 8d ago
they threw it on all the millenial math problems (I think there are 6 at this point unsolved, well, 5 now). And according to them at some point they saw that one was close to being solved, so they pointed all the agents at it. The same thin
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by Romario77 2mo ago
not really castles - it includes palaces for examples and chateaus.
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by Romario77 2mo ago
not in Rust. might be different enough ...
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by Romario77 2mo ago
what happened to the Jonny Ive and them purchasing his agency? 6.5 billions paid, nothing so far, this was such a sus transaction, sounded like the way to get money out of OpenAI.
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by Romario77 2mo ago
I think instead of "be concise" you could tell it how long the answer should be. I.e. give the answer in one paragraph. Or in 10 lines max. At least before it would listen to instructions like this.
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by Romario77 3mo ago
Because 1 angstrom equals 10⁻¹⁰ meters and 1 picometer equals 10⁻¹² meters, the relationship is: 1 Å = 100 pm. 1 pm = 0.01 Å.
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by Romario77 3mo ago
they are paying for marketshare/customer base. Cursor has a good chunk of it. xAI overbuilt their data centers - they can't find paying customers for them, that's the reason they made deals with other companies like Google to
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by Romario77 4mo ago
welcome to Norton Commander! Or Far Manager for more modern version.
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by Romario77 4mo ago
I think another thing that affects security is that in javascript culture people often tie to the latest version instead of concrete version. This makes it so an update to a popular library can compromise a huge number of packages that depe
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by Romario77 4mo ago
it's because people work (and use GitHub) a lot more on weekdays. A lot of outages are load related.
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by Romario77 4mo ago
they said, podcasts had 12 million downloads. 750k weekly at the moment. They get people listening. And when you download you don't know it will be crap AI slop. I now get a bunch of this in youtube - just endless drivel about some the
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by Romario77 5mo ago
If you read what happened it's not that cut&dry. Railway (their cloud provider) gave them a token for operations. The AI was working on staging at the moment. Since the token had wide range permissions AI used it in it's routi
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by Romario77 5mo ago
one of the biggest health problems in US is obesity. 30 to 40% of the food produced in US goes to waste. Just these two facts will tell you that while, yes, we do need food to live, but on another hand we have an abundance of food and if A
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by Romario77 5mo ago
you said that English is not your first language, so heads up - you don't need "for" when you use "e.g.", it already means "for example".
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by Romario77 5mo ago
just take up smoking heavily
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by Romario77 7mo ago
EU doesn't forbid including. The new law requires there to be an option without the adapter. If the manufacturer chooses so they can have an option with and without the adapter.
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by Romario77 7mo ago
I logged in several times to other people's accounts and reset their passwords. But it's too tiring, people keep adding my email. I hope it's because I have small simple email and not because they want to steal it.
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by Romario77 7mo ago
if you look at Mac Mini design, it didn't change much in many years (2011-2024 is practically the same) https://preview.redd.it/always-loved-the-design-of-the-mac-m... so maybe that's the reason they chose it. The
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by Romario77 7mo ago
both are pretty big numbers and I think are pretty capable to do mass manufacturing. As evidenced by many industries that US had and still has. it could be less economical, so Apple has to innovate to be competitive on pricing - with automa
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by Romario77 7mo ago
China had 92 space launches in 2025, so they can make space screws I presume.
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by Romario77 7mo ago
they have to open the envelope to see what's inside - they get mail that is not ideas and they have to open it. But I assume the people who get the mail are trained to see if the envelope contains ideas to stop reading and return the m
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by Romario77 7mo ago
you can get a lifetime fan just by replying to a letter - like you see here. That's a very effective marketing. I got a rejection letter once from a company I submitted my resume to (online) and I still remember that and in a positive
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by Romario77 7mo ago
Notepad++ might be too much for a simple utility. Plus for many years Word was one of the main cash cows for MS, so they didn't want to make an editor that would take away from Word. And you could see how adding new things adds vulnera
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by Romario77 8mo ago
I noticed significant slowdown on my home computer, so I did some optimization - namely turning off some services. AI related things, one drive (this could be one of the reasons file browser is slow), widgets on the screen like news and wea
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by Romario77 8mo ago
nowhere near to China. In US almost anything could be discussed - usually only unlawful things are censored by government. Private entities might have their own policies, but government censorship is fairly small.
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by Romario77 8mo ago
Right. Plus often the tax is paid out of RSUs given, you just get less in RSUs, some is subtracted to pay tax.
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by Romario77 8mo ago
this only works for manually typed text, not computer to computer communication where you can't deduce much from what is being "typed" as it's not typed but produced by a program to which every letter is the same and the
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by Romario77 8mo ago
One Claude agent told other Claude agent via CLAUDE.md to do things certain way. The way Claude did it triggered the ban - i.e. it used all caps which apparently triggers some kind of internal alert, Anthropic probably has some safeguards t

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