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by hooch 19d ago
Since the last time I tried, Apple Maps has come down from plotting some 30 petrol stations in the Sydney CBD to 2. There are in fact none. Apart from needing to copy and paste destination addresses from Google/Google Maps every time
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by hooch 19d ago
True, it first appeared around 2011
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by hooch 25d ago
Sounds like you ought to try Claude Desktop.
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by hooch 1mo ago
Stripe is a wrapper too. Single API key and unified DX atop a world of divergent providers.
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by hooch 1mo ago
Also here, it's a really cool conversation https://syntax.fm/show/1029/the-workflow-of-the-future-with-...
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by hooch 2mo ago
Making you pay ~12% fee on foreign country taxes collected by eBay, when those taxes can’t be gamed like postage was, is a bridge too far. I used to offer listings to the world, now I just add Japan for the odd rare item.
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by hooch 2mo ago
This
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by hooch 4mo ago
No 5.5 Pro
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by hooch 5mo ago
confirmed
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by hooch 5mo ago
For some reason the latest Claude Desktop release from Anthropic threw off its Claude branding and charm to chase after bland Codex Desktop app look and feels. Maybe they think OpenAI is doing something right?
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The biggest advance in AI since the LLM(garymarcus.substack.com)
13 points by hooch 5mo ago|11 comments
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by hooch 5mo ago
https://archive.is/UmZ05
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by hooch 6mo ago
Last time I looked Copilot's context window for Anthropic models was something like 150,000 tokens only.
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by hooch 6mo ago
it's as if the icons get added by a lazy LLM prompt during CI
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by hooch 6mo ago
Was doge ever anything more than a "get root, grab the data, and run" operation?
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by hooch 6mo ago
Sequoia is the new Snow Leopard
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by hooch 6mo ago
Changed into a directory recently and fired up the qwen code CLI and gave it two prompts: "so what's this then?" - to which it had a good summary across stack and product, and then "think you can find something todo in t
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by hooch 7mo ago
The artist https://www.carlburton.io/
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Kim Dotcom says Palantir allegedly hacked(twitter.com)
42 points by hooch 7mo ago|35 comments
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by hooch 7mo ago
Too right. Drilling into the domain from first principles and with critical faculties enabled unlocks so much more value, because the engineer can then see much better ways to solve problems.
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Maybe the Hollywood is cooked guys are cooked too idk(twitter.com)
1 points by hooch 7mo ago|0 comments
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by hooch 7mo ago
It's just how the memory controllers work in Apple Silicon's unified memory architecture. You also get much higher memory bandwidth as you move up the scale, from 153GB/s at the bottom end to 546GB/s at the top end.
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by hooch 7mo ago
https://nitter.net/BigBrainMkting/status/2019792335509541220
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by hooch 11mo ago
But Paramount only recently signed a massive deal for Southpark, which is outrageous in its handling of Trump.
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by hooch 11mo ago
M3 support still over yonder, unfortunately.
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Shahed-136 prototype was created in 1980s Germany, and it was called DAR(en.defence-ua.com)
6 points by hooch 11mo ago|1 comments
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by hooch 11mo ago
Actually the internet was not down at all. It was perfectly up.
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by hooch 11mo ago
tldr; Before: let process = Process() process.executableURL = URL(fileURLWithPath: "/bin/ls") let pipe = Pipe() process.standardOutput = pipe try! process.run() process.waitUntilExit() let
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by hooch 11mo ago
Always been one more iteration of 3nm in the plan
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by hooch 11mo ago
From a companion article: "For instance, an F-35 contains more than 900 pounds of REEs, an Arleigh Burke–class DDG-51 destroyer requires approximately 5,200 pounds, and a Virginia-class submarine uses about 9,200 pounds."

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