lysace

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by lysace 9d ago
Kinda agreed. Except I continued watching because it was kind of ...pleasant? Jeff: please do better! :)
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by lysace 9d ago
Only needed if you connect it to the network. Don't.
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by lysace 15d ago
I worked with a few people (tech) that Spotify later hired. Sweden is kind of small. The calibre went from extremely high to surprisingly average within a decade. Not bad, to be clear, but kinda mid. I think they scaled too quickly and hit
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by lysace 16d ago
You're remembering correctly. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28203654 What's funny about having to rely on unauthorized clones to provide a fast native UX was that Spotify's original client back in 200
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by lysace 27d ago
"Most people use GitHub and features for free" Do you have a source for that factoid? (I suspect the vast majority of Github resource usage is paid. And we are upset.)
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by lysace 29d ago
Yeah, compared to AWS the lock-in effect is tiny. I'm sure there are highly prioritized plans to "improve" on this. I guess they would need to control/"own" more of their customers data in proprietary formats.
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by lysace 1mo ago
Yes. No Silver Bullet (1986) said that 40 years ago.
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by lysace 1mo ago
That "AI-generated fake magazine advert" for the VX-4 is glorious.
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by lysace 1mo ago
Fine, I guess I'll finally learn how to transfer a domain.
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by lysace 1mo ago
Mach 3 by Loriciels (France) from 1987 is impressive in this regard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chJrd9Kxbdw It somehow sounds even better on an actual 80s PC, with the bass sound being amplified by the massive steel
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by lysace 1mo ago
In general, people/companies attempt to hide their use of AI when building apps/services since there's an ongoing substantial effort from progressives to cancel that shit . That stated reasons vary, but the trend is very,
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by lysace 1mo ago
Nemotron 3.5 Lightning Training Recipe: https://github.com/NVIDIA-NeMo/Nemotron/blob/main/docs/nemot...
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by lysace 2mo ago
To be fair I also blame all of Germany.
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by lysace 2mo ago
Memories from '96: We had these beefy/expensive Sun computers at the university we called "cpu servers". At home we ran Linux with XFree86 (or sometimes Windows 95/NT with Exceed) on like a 486. In between a 10 Mbit
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by lysace 2mo ago
Is the Chinese automotive software better than the German equivalent?
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by lysace 2mo ago
Gerhard Schröder, German social democrat/SPD and later Putin associate.
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by lysace 2mo ago
It is indeed an accurate description. I live in a neighboring country. Germany's energy failure costs me the equivalent of about an entry level Macbook Pro every year. I don't have kind words for SPD/Die Grünen in specific, o
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by lysace 2mo ago
Somehow you being the GNOME co-creator made me curious about what the GTK/GIMP creators (Kimball, Mattis) are up to. CockroachDB, it seems. It's weird how it's so easy to miss these connections.
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by lysace 2mo ago
It's unfortunate that the Turbo Pascal (with inline X86 asm) source code of FT2 written by Vogue and Mr H hasn't been released after all these years. It's so seminal to so many people from that era. If I were to guess, th
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by lysace 2mo ago
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are issuing this Public Service Announcement (PSA) to warn critical infrastructure asset owners and operators that malicious cyber actors (MCAs) are conduc
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by lysace 2mo ago
The same. That I did not say.
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by lysace 2mo ago
Zitron reminds me of that lawyer character in Silicon Valley (HBO). A ~decade later, turned influencer.
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by lysace 2mo ago
> Do you partition the previews?
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by lysace 2mo ago
Wait, you actually have an empty building/area the size of a typical custom design home? Aren't those typically rather huge? Do you partition the previews?
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by lysace 2mo ago
Seems a bit like "the internet" in the 90s. That fad will never go anywhere.
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by lysace 2mo ago
Haha!
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by lysace 2mo ago
> If you’re a small shop and have a need for a little database, what do you use? There's a zillion of under/over-developed solutions. Too much fragmentation for something to get enough traction to reach critical mass? Tricky sp
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by lysace 2mo ago
There's a flyby in 2030, but no landing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa_Clipper The landing plan was scrapped last year. :/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa_Lander
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by lysace 2mo ago
I recently tried https://talonvoice.com/ with an old Tobii Eye Tracker 4C. Worked decently well. The main issue was that the gaze itself is not very predictable/stable.
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by lysace 2mo ago
$20 Pro plans are still BS starter plans anyway, right? I blew through that in an hour when I first tested out Claude Code.

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