ivankra

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by ivankra 10d ago
I'd love to try Asahi some day, but it only supports older hardware up to M3 for now and feature support is rather fragmented: https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/m3/ . As it's
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by ivankra 10d ago
You know you can just use Linux on it. I work from a Linux VM in UTM as my main desktop whole day, with Mac OS just being a VM hypervisor for me, it's pretty good!
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by ivankra 14d ago
640k ought to be enough for anybody
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by ivankra 29d ago
+1 for outliners. Logseq was the first note-taking app that really got me to a daily logging habit that stuck, great for friction-less capture of random thoughts and notes, medical and what not. Flat wiki links and backlinks take some getti
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by ivankra 29d ago
Sadly true. Even if your provider takes privacy seriously, chances are the other side is using US big tech who'd happily give away their copy of your data to any sufficiently credentialed authority.
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by ivankra 1mo ago
I stopped reading their privacy policy at "Fastmail is an Australian company" - Australia is a five eyes jurisdiction. That said, I'm a happy customer of almost a decade with them, but my email correspondence is pretty boring
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by ivankra 1mo ago
If you liked 3B1B and prefer intuition/applications-heavy view, then definitely Strang over Axler. Check out especially his newer textbook "Linear Algebra and Learning from Data". Axler is more of a pure math textbook - if yo
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by ivankra 2mo ago
This is more about lp(a) type of cholesterol which is largely driven by genetics, and barely responds to lifestyle/diet. lp(a) is not part of routine blood tests - you probably didn't measure it unless you specifically asked for i
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by ivankra 2mo ago
No, that's been mainly due to RLVR.
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by ivankra 2mo ago
Pretty sure they did it to themselves with terrible policies and moderation. AI was merely the final nail in the coffin. Interesting to compare with MathOverflow which has distinctly different policies (only research-level questions) and pr
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by ivankra 2mo ago
Not only shingles vaccine: https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/eight-vaccines-linked-lowe...
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by ivankra 3mo ago
> German economy does comparitively well within the EU. That's well in the past. It's at the bottom in the EU by GDP growth now, and little hope for a come back.
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by ivankra 3mo ago
Someone reportedly made it into a source of passive income. "Set up my OpenClaw to report people to the IRS for tax fraud... expect to collect over $500,000 this year" https://x.com/camolNFT/status/204346
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by ivankra 3mo ago
They just ghost you if you aren't chosen, good luck proving anything.
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by ivankra 3mo ago
I had no problems subscribing to stuff through wise or revolut cards. Both are prepaid as far as I'm concerned - they won't let me spend above my account's balance.
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by ivankra 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/7LepE
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Eight vaccines linked to a lower risk of dementia(gavi.org)
14 points by ivankra 4mo ago|2 comments
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by ivankra 5mo ago
> Do you realise that China is a downgrade in life quality wise? For whom?? Maybe for the filthy rich, but certainly not the average citizen. You earn way more money in the US, but for life quality (unless dollars is all that matters to
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by ivankra 5mo ago
Trend following - everyone's jumping. And bad economy.
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by ivankra 5mo ago
Happening already. My new claude max account got instabanned after just a few messages asking it to debug some stuff for me, that they felt like a TOS violation. Nothing remotely controversial. The main model didn't even complain, som
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by ivankra 5mo ago
Lucky you. My new claude max account simply got instabanned. All I asked it was to build node and V8 "to investigate some node crashes" (the part I think it overindexed on) and look into a few diffs. And bam, "An internal inv
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by ivankra 5mo ago
Founder & CEO at stealth startup
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by ivankra 6mo ago
Don't we all stand on the shoulders of giants?
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by ivankra 6mo ago
Nothing new. Classic joke goes like $100/hr standard rate $150/hr if you watch $175/hr if you help $250/hr if you tell me how to do my job
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by ivankra 6mo ago
You can prompt an LLM to generate tests from the spec and I'd bet it would easily get most of the way there, especially if you give it a reference implementation to test against. I did just that, though on a small scale - just for feat
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by ivankra 6mo ago
More like 8th. These pass nearly all Temporal tests as well: v8, spidermonkey, libjs, boa, escargot, kiesel, jint. Almost there: graaljs, yavashark.
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by ivankra 6mo ago
They really did manage to benchmaxx test262 and beat everyone at it. In my testing (all engines with experimental flags in same conditions on full test262): 99.5 jsse 99.1 v8 99.0 spidermonkey 98.1 libjs 97.4 escargot 97.3 jin
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JSSE: A JavaScript Engine Built by an Agent(p.ocmatos.com)
4 points by ivankra 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ivankra 6mo ago
If you can make it run in a standard qemu/libvirt VM, you likely should be able to ship that VM in the browser as the site I linked demonstrates. Only problem I see is, does it need custom hardware/drivers? If yes and you can make
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by ivankra 6mo ago
You can run just run whole Windows with IE6 in the browser these days thanks to WebAssembly: https://oldweb.today/?browser=ie6 . It even works on my phone.

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