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by lr1970 6d ago
Nice work. But I cannot find a link to the actual code of the model or the training data. Did I miss it somewhere?
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by lr1970 14d ago
Ed Zitron is providing his assessment and prognosis strictly on financial basis. But AI has national security and geopolitical dimensions as well. US government is fully committed to keep the AI lead for as long as possible. And they use al
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by lr1970 19d ago
> npx skills add kelviq/tare -g -y --copy --agent claude-code tare is a Python project. Why distribute it with npm rather than PyPI? Weird
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by lr1970 28d ago
> * Chris (also created swift) He also created LLVM compiler
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by lr1970 1mo ago
Nowadays I am more concerned about measles and ebola viruses. Over-indexing on covid makes little sense in 2026.
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by lr1970 2mo ago
Covid policy at Rust All-Hands [0] > On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at the All-Hands and Unconf, we expect all attendees to test themselves in the morning. I thought Covid is long gone. What did I miss? [0] https://2026.rus
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by lr1970 2mo ago
Ghostty provides official nightly builds from the main branch [0]. You do not need to build it yourself. [0] https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/releases
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by lr1970 2mo ago
> Google fixed more Chrome bugs in June than over the past two years, thanks to AI And introduced how many new bugs? thanks to AI ...
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by lr1970 2mo ago
Just to clarify -- this article is about Indian government order.
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by lr1970 2mo ago
> Could you elaborate? I don't understand your implication. Amazon in particular hosts open weight models via Amazon Bedrock (e.g. Ministral 14B 3.0, DeepSeek V3.2, ...) It means Google and Amazon do not care and would not voice the
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by lr1970 2mo ago
The list of companies that signed this letter is telling (including Nvidia, Meta, Microsoft). Equally telling is the list of companies that did not sign it -- including Google, Amazon.
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by lr1970 2mo ago
> but we should really stick to Standard time. There are some arguments to stick with "half-way" time -- 30 minutes in the middle between standard and summer time. It does not necessarily solves all the problems but makes a rea
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by lr1970 2mo ago
Thanks for the link to the paper published in 2010 (16 years) ago. The OP article from Brown reads as if they were the first to establish importance of Special Relativity for heavy atoms which is not true.
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by lr1970 2mo ago
> Implementing eigenvalues needs complex numbers This is exactly why eigenvalues are less flexible than singular values. You can have a real valued matrix that does not have any eigenvalues in the field of real numbers, all eigenvalues a
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by lr1970 3mo ago
> You don't want conductive graphite particles shorting out electronics nor do you want flammable dust or wood flakes. For decades mechanical pencils use non-conducting polymer based refills that eliminate the problem you mention.
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by lr1970 3mo ago
There are multiple HN submissions on this topic and none of them gets traction. Weird...
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by lr1970 4mo ago
> As the US declines, it’s not that a new leader will come in. What's about EU? EU is bigger than the USA in total population and it has comparable if not larger total GDP. Why did not they step in where USA failed?
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by lr1970 4mo ago
> > For the first time, California discharged just over 12,000 megawatts, equivalent to 12 large nuclear plants, of energy from its battery arrays. Clueless journalist conflates power (megawatts) with energy. They need physics 101. Fo
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by lr1970 4mo ago
> My favorite hilarious metric is measuring the amount of work done by counting lines of code written per day Or by hours spent in the office
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by lr1970 4mo ago
UX in my Audi Q5 (2024) is terrible. With two phones in the car you never know which one is connected and whose google maps is being currently displayed. And then come the buttons designed with a contempt for a driver. I recently had to cha
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by lr1970 4mo ago
> pricing depends on so many factors like reserved/dedicated/spot/on-demand instances have all different prices. Or you can have your own negotiated private pricing which is a whole different story in itself.
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by lr1970 5mo ago
When I ask GPT-5.5 about its knowledge cutoff date it says "August 2025". Really?
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by lr1970 5mo ago
Just asked Claude Code with Opus-4.6. The answer was short "Drive. You need a car at the car wash". No surprises, works as expected.
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by lr1970 5mo ago
There was a Tacker Carlson interview with Sam Altman where Tacker probed him on Balaji's murder and Sam quickly got confused and disoriented. Make your own conclusions.
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by lr1970 6mo ago
An opportunity for Apple to resurrect Airport line of WiFi routers (I love Airport Extreme) and on-shore their production.
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by lr1970 6mo ago
> and uv forcing it into a single project directory made it quite inconvenient and unnecessary duplication of the same sets of libraries. Actually, uv intelligently uses hardlinks or reflinks to avoid file duplication. On the surface, v
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by lr1970 6mo ago
> How is pixi better than uv? pixi is a general multi-languge, multi-platform package manager. I am using it now on my new macbook neo as a homebrew _replacement_. Yes, it goes beyond python and allows you to install git, jj, fzf, cmake,
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by lr1970 6mo ago
Would be more logical to use FYN_ prefix
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by lr1970 6mo ago
From fyn's roadmap: > 2. Centralized venv storage — keep .venvs out of your project dirs I do not like this. virtual environments have been always associated with projects and colocated with them. Moving .venv to centralized storage
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by lr1970 6mo ago
> I wonder how much can I read into it about gpt-5.4's personality. Modeled on Sam Altman's personality :-)

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