fkarg

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by fkarg 4mo ago
the lottery of either getting a new supply-chain attack or the fixes from Mythos with every single update
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by fkarg 5mo ago
Simple, for what I'm doing Opus 4.6 (and before that, Opus 4.5) are just much better at following my instructions and achieve consistently better results. From what I've been gathering, this split in success seems to depend a lot
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by fkarg 5mo ago
You must be from Anthropic
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by fkarg 6mo ago
Does this include the stock market?
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by fkarg 8mo ago
Yes, except that in modern infra i.e. WiFi 6 is 1024-QAM, which is to say there are 1024 states per symbol, so you can transfer up to 10bits per symbol.
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by fkarg 8mo ago
This would help a lot. Many European startups are strongly local (also in talent search), because while moving is simple, share distribution and ownership structures are anything but, and investors usually don't want to bother with loc
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by fkarg 8mo ago
I agree. It's funny that this is one of the cited reason for the (relative) value suppression of tsmc, but the same factors should apply to Nvidia too.
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by fkarg 8mo ago
it's sad that this is not the default behaviour. hopefully the stop killing games movement will put something similar into law with potentially further-reaching side-effects eventually. Because frankly, sunsetting products like this sh
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by fkarg 9mo ago
The base material needs to be of a minimum quality for that experience to be enjoyable, I presume. I totally see the value of that, which is one of the reasons to sometimes reduce playback speed below what my default would be. Writings from
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by fkarg 9mo ago
I'm not sure what response they expected, but for some reason it makes me think not that.
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by fkarg 9mo ago
well, this is where being pedantic bites me in the a* again. Our codebase has been mostly pyright-focused, with many very specific `pyright: ignore[...]` pragmas. Now it would be great if ty (pyrefly has an option!) could also ignore those
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by fkarg 9mo ago
yeah it's only correct in 99.7% of all cases, but what if it's also 10'000 times faster? There's a bunch of scenarios where that combination provides a lot of value
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by fkarg 9mo ago
Personally I just take notes in Obsidian
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Enumerating Three Billion Accounts on WhatsApp [pdf](github.com)
2 points by fkarg 10mo ago|1 comments
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by fkarg 10mo ago
Abstract—WhatsApp, with 3.5 billion active accounts as of early 2025, is the world’s largest instant messaging platform. Given its massive user base, WhatsApp plays a critical role in global communication. To initiate conversations, users m
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by fkarg 1y ago
we started a purely-frontend project with nextjs but moved to react-router pretty soon. Sure, it can be convenient (when it works), but you can't really see or understand how or how to control it, and black magic breaking is the least
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by fkarg 1y ago
because it _does_ provide a number of benefits (potentially fewer initial round-trips, more dynamic routing control by using UDP instead of TCP, etc), and is a userspace softare implementation compared with a hardware-accelerated option. QU
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by fkarg 1y ago
certainly not free, but with F1TV Access you have access to historical and real time data through the API. There should be decent documentation on it out there, otherwise projects like Multiviewer or this TUI wouldn't be quite realisti
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by fkarg 2y ago
from what I understand it's because it's a lot more expensive than its alternatives. Like yes, for a bunch of structures you can neatly automate it (see most rocket production), but the shapes of (current) cars don't easily o
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Video: Linux sucks 2024 (Bryan Lunduke) [video](youtube.com)
31 points by fkarg 2y ago|28 comments
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by fkarg 2y ago
so basically blaming slow charging of a KIA EV on Tesla for building out the wrong type of charging network? got it
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by fkarg 3y ago
Yeah, same. > obtain customer PII (Personal Identifiable Information) associated with outstanding balances for Framework purchases. I don't have outstanding balances (I'm aware of) for like two years now. Something doesn't
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by fkarg 3y ago
Discussed already earlier today. Technically a recall, but for Tesla just an OTA.
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by fkarg 3y ago
> influencer agency The Clueless was only inspired to design her because they found real-life models and influencers too unreliable and difficult to work with. hilarious
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by fkarg 3y ago
the author actually _is_ using a CDN now :D
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by fkarg 3y ago
Non-competes shouldn't be a thing for most employees.
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by fkarg 3y ago
problem is: what to use instead? They don't really have an alternative, either
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by fkarg 3y ago
dozens. not hundreds? I'd be concerned
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Nothing Tech Community Update – Q3 2023 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by fkarg 3y ago|0 comments
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by fkarg 3y ago
I got mine before you needed to buy a subscription. I recommended it to everyone, and a few friends got one. Since you need the subscription, I still show it to people and tell them that I'm really happy with it, but that I'm not

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