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klipklop
10d ago
Only a matter of time before they ship with cell modems so you can’t disconnect them from the internet. My LG tv post-update is never allowed on a network and it will never be updated again. Hopefully it never breaks…
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klipklop
29d ago
Even if you look at your purchase history now they have intentionally destroyed that too. What size shoe did you buy 3 years ago? Too bad we are not telling you! The purchase/shipped/etc email was the lifeline to tracking your Ama
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klipklop
1mo ago
Nope. People don’t want them because they fear the DC will further increase utility bills. These companies openly talk about eliminating their jobs via AI with glee. Why would anybody help them? They are against the average persons best int
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klipklop
2mo ago
Woof, so which one is the “good” one?
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2mo ago
I would assume people would switch to using FEX which is tuned for game performance for the x86 emulation bit.
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2mo ago
They have to be doing some variant of this in the life cycle because of how wildly the performance changes over time. I refuse to give Anthropic my own money because the subscription plans are essentially useless. It's rather nice with
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klipklop
2mo ago
I often use this quote. One of my favorite of all times. Really cool to see somebody else use it! Every year that passes the more important that quote becomes.
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2mo ago
Of course they are. They will boil the frogs slowly until they get the frog soup they so desire. Each time the water gets a little bit too hot (public outrage) they will turn it back down for a bit. Every major global region has this proble
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3mo ago
100% agree that places close too early for folks that work into the evening.
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3mo ago
I didn’t forget this. I worked for pennies in retail longer than I ever did anything else. I see a clear change over the past few decades.
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3mo ago
Take an hour off at 2-3pm in any major US city and look at how many people are just milling about. Mostly shopping. There are a lot of people in the US that are not working. Pre-2008 retail was quiet in the middle of the day, now it booms.
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3mo ago
This comes off as extremely condescending. I am pretty sure the person you are trying to give basic dieting advice already knows this. Why are you trying so hard to convince people to not take medication that helps them?
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3mo ago
You assume the tech lords would allow us access to natural resources to do that. Hint: they won’t. They will own everything.
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3mo ago
I am real jealous of the boomers and gen-x being able to bail on the tech job market right as it goes to shit. Could not make for better timing. Everyone else looking at somehow surviving for the next 20-30 years knows that it’s looking pre
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3mo ago
Looks like the Facebook employee got scared. They always keep quiet…
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3mo ago
For all the folks that proudly say “fine I will use browser X instead!” Don’t you realize the next step is to slowly change chrome so sites will work in chrome, but not other minority browsers? Google is playing the long game. Boil the frog
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3mo ago
> my manager has no idea who I am, nor what I’m working on, and I’ve never met them despite me being on the team for nearly two months. This is the fast track to being next in a round of layoffs. If your manager does not know you, they w
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3mo ago
It’s because upper management demands it. Do most of your coding with an LLM or find another job, etc. How much you “llm all the things” is now a measured performance metric. It’s pure madness but employees are obligated to give the people
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4mo ago
I wish iPadOS properly handled full screen and keyboard input. It runs rather well on my M4 iPad Pro but the lack of proper full screen support in the browser with mouse capture ruins it. Awesome emulator though!
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4mo ago
Even if a Mac mini at home was slightly cheaper per token I still use OpenRouter because I want to out source the heat generation and noise to a datacenter.
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4mo ago
This is the best possible take if you ask me. Sundar won because he was not wildly unstable like the other Google Execs were at that time.
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5mo ago
The world needs 6.22 open sourced.
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5mo ago
How much does the frame rate go up by with the crack applied I wonder…
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6mo ago
We might all find ourselves become “useless”. If we don’t like it, a drone might come to our door to correct our behavior. What do we do when most can’t trade their labor for money?
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7mo ago
So installing mass surveillance systems without permission of the people being spied on counts as philanthropy now? We are at a weird place right now in the US.
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7mo ago
We don’t want them, they are being forced on us by banning natural gas furnaces and efficient refrigerants.
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7mo ago
Yeah I can work for minutes in the $20 Claude plan but potentially hours with Codex. It’s just not worth bothering.
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7mo ago
People have to work to survive and afford medical treatment in the US. It’s funny how you can blame the people forced to work to survive and not the system that is setup to force them to do so. The elite post covid have placed the average w
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8mo ago
Using LLM's in an "agentic loop" is indeed a game changer. Give it a try in a sandbox.
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8mo ago
5.2-codex is pretty solid and you get dramatically higher usage rates with cheap plans. I would assume API use is much cheaper as well.
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