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7d ago
Screen size would have always been big, absent production costs and marketing price. Over time display tech just got better and cheaper to finally do it.
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10d ago
Echo chamber strikes again, because I see none of that, just love for knowledge, history, and science.
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16d ago
Kind of shocked there's not any mention about tumblr in the article, there is an entire community of people who adore powerlines, get tattoos, talk about their aesthetic values, it's an entire subculture that I love following.
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22d ago
To be fair, Alibaba IS a tech giant, one of the biggest in fact. They are just giving sleepless nights to the western tech giants.
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27d ago
Interesting, I found the Rust code _far_ more readable.
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1mo ago
I don't really get an AI smell on this, in fact I see multiple parts that an AI would have corrected - grammatical issues, personal writing quirks, etc. Writing similar to this: is quite a normal way of writing for technical articles -
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1mo ago
Really looking forward to that new Async system, especially when reading/querying against thousands of parquet files. This is going to monumentally affect me and my work - I have to query against millions of massive parquet files and t
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1mo ago
Racket may be significant faster than many, esp since transitioning to Chez, but its still very hard/problematic to compile to a binary, and if wrapped into a binary still very bloated in size. FWIW: I enjoy working with Gambit, especi
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2mo ago
I read through the page, and thought it was precisely what it needed. It very adequately described its usage, differences, and it's key points. This isn't a blog post, this is a homepage, and as a homepage it is selling its id
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2mo ago
This is wonderful - might even be exactly what one of my projects needs to use as a dependency. In the README it mentions that it puts the dev environment in a filesystem jail, but how are you able to use your hosts bins without leaking acc
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2mo ago
> I think the issue here is that you might be confusing people who can stand up for themselves, don’t bullshit, and don’t like to put up with bullshit with assholes. You are correct - looks like we had two alternative definitions, we ag
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hotz
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2mo ago
> So you want to employ unreformed murderers, psychopaths, rapists etc. Or do you have a line somewhere? Key phrase in the quote was 'until they fix themselves', reformation by other means, particularly therapy (prisons are not
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2mo ago
important part: "and a device to create terran life". @WalterBright, I've always preferred the idea that to explore the stars the only chance we have at doing so is by bio-growing humans (cloned?), and somehow uploading and d
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2mo ago
The thing is though is that he is a ridiculously good programmer, and accomplishes more on his own than most programmers do with a team, he is insanely good. Does this mean everything he does or says is right? absolutely not, sometimes it
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2mo ago
If there is any language that has ever been, Python is the very definition of light side, so much so that anything that needs to be done in the cover of night, is purposefully directed elsewhere by rather shady dark siders (C).
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2mo ago
just leaving this here: https://hackingisnotacrime.org
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3mo ago
This is incredible - wish I could have been there! Thank you for taking photos of the event!
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3mo ago
This is a very pretty layout and all, but the site itself needs more of a mission statement, to stand for something other than a dozen or two direct sources. Perhaps it can grow (and it should!) But, if anyone here is serious about this, an
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3mo ago
Certainly interested - are they shared anywhere?
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4mo ago
I've been telling people a lot lately, that out of the entire planet, America is the oldest government in the world now. Russia, China, Japan, UK, all of them are far newer than the US. We're out of date.
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4mo ago
We're going to keep seeing this "unprecedented spending" until we make Citizens United illegal again. Corporations (& the rich) should not be able to buy elections directly, or indirectly. Corporations are not people.
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4mo ago
Just letting you know, you replied to an LLM account.
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7mo ago
Oh man, I even read all the comments and still couldn't find it when I finally clicked on the image link. Terrible UX. cc: @apenwarr (tailscale founder), might want to have someone fix this and move the close button to the top right
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7mo ago
This is a more all-included and resilient system, especially for logging, than just opening a VPN port. I do a lot of corporate installs, and if we had a system like Tailscale then I would be in heaven. The amount of user-created systems ar
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7mo ago
Latency, FPS, efficiency. The LSPs while beefy, are not part of the overall efficiency and are used as sub processes, so if they fail or are sluggish, they won't affect how the editor runs, if you don't want to use LSPs, then you
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7mo ago
> Last time I used zed for go development it spawned nodejs servers (downloaded without asking for permission!) for god knows what. LSPs, they are snagging the LSPs made by other developers for languages you are using. if you install any
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8mo ago
Ladybird is in the process of switching over to Swift, and has been for a little over a year now. Not linking to the pedophilic nazi-site, and as Nitter is dead-ish, here is the full-text announcement archived on tildes: https://
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8mo ago
Still logging in on occasion in Midnight Sun, I am on the younger side (breaching my thirties soon) and my mother played introduced me at a very young age to play alongside her and to help guide and teach the game (and spelling, and critica
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8mo ago
They are definitely going to call the next Windows version "Windows Copilot" or just.... Microsoft Copilot, just to make everything more confusing.
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