nashashmi

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by nashashmi 6d ago
Surface Neo came out in android form called surface duo. It had the amazing hinge that somehow locked in place when rotated just the right way. I think The windows version never came out because MS couldn’t commit to this form factor
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by nashashmi 6d ago
Compare those to an ipad+phone+macbook. For a $2k price. What does this duo offer over the alternative? Does it have extended desktop support for a docking station???
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by nashashmi 8d ago
Nukes have difficult maintenance and deployments. AI is is readily available software and hardware. That makes this far more accessible than nukes. The fear is that developing AI at full speed will lead to giving people the ability to do in
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by nashashmi 8d ago
The tweets justify his position that this is bigger than nukes. Nukes still have the problem of production and deployment. This is just software. He is blowing the whistle on how reckless we are at furthering the tech. There is no second th
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by nashashmi 13d ago
The fact that it is private data, they could have made this openly accessible
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by nashashmi 13d ago
I am thinking that Palantir has fully established tech and AI systems to be weapons of harm. All tech companies should now be seen as private defense contractors. We are sleeping here
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by nashashmi 13d ago
What would proper governance of a powerful flock like tool be? It is a public private partnership. Public benefit. Public infrastructure. Private collection. Private software. Private computing. Private access. Private power.
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by nashashmi 14d ago
I'd reverse the question and ask is there any reason to continue developing in .NET and windows-only languages when windows allows for WSL apps.
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by nashashmi 14d ago
I wonder if we will ever get AI-optimized language sets, ie code instructions given specifically to AI agents to develop code for a JIT interpreter. This gives the same results each and every time the instruction to AI is given no matter t
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by nashashmi 14d ago
Paint.net used to be an open source collaboration project by Rick Brewster, a Microsoft Employee and the students at the University of Washington. Today it is a private closed source project accepting donations, and still headed by Rick Bre
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by nashashmi 15d ago
The FSM is a fetish attempt to mock some of the world’s largest religions. One day I hope to see the FSM come to be the exact mockery of the people who made it, ie the ones who take somethings in life so damn seriously that they make it som
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by nashashmi 15d ago
His late wife: He went to work to play with his friends.
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by nashashmi 15d ago
I got to say that while i had heard about jwst every week or so on how it was getting delayed and being overrun with costs, I didnt hear anything about Nancy grace. They were similar in price too.
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by nashashmi 16d ago
Try using ladybird as a fit alternative. It will be complete within your lifetime, and maybe even in firefox’s lifetime.
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by nashashmi 16d ago
Given the possibility of setting up new memory fab plants takes 10 years, given that data companies are spending money on power plants based on power consumption forecasts, but are not spending on memory fab plants, I take it that data comp
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by nashashmi 18d ago
Yes the search feature plus using tabs and spaces bring about accessibility. Frequently it misses the underline letter , alt keyboard shortcut.
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by nashashmi 18d ago
Somehow that is a bigger insult: reducing a desktop to act like an iPhone.
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by nashashmi 19d ago
> Windows components however, especially old ones, are incredibly accessible Bing, Bing, Bing! I came here to vent how the new windows 10 and windows 11 interfaces (made by Mac enthusiasts, ughh) have omitted keyboard accessibility for
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by nashashmi 19d ago
You would be baffled to know that after the creation of the mouse, Steve Jobs wanted to remove the arrow keys so developers would be forced to create mouse only interfaces.
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by nashashmi 21d ago
nitpicking: Sumerians were the oldest civilization to have been found using cuneiform or scripted writing. The actual civilization to have truly invented writing is not known.
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by nashashmi 21d ago
Absolutely. I am always complaining that natural language creation of calendar events is not a thing. “Meeting next Thursday at 9 am at the starbucks near me”
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by nashashmi 23d ago
Micro-regressions will largely be in the realm of charity and hospitality as society has aggressively embodied capitalism's cost and benefit analysis.
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by nashashmi 23d ago
So in this case: Whoever knowingly ... destroys ... any record ... or tangible object with the intent to impede, obstruct, or influence the investigation or proper administration of any matter ... or any case or in relation to
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by nashashmi 23d ago
You fallaciously conflated what was said with religion. Religion was not mentioned anywhere. This is politics and war. And so is selfishly based on personal vendettas and agendas.
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by nashashmi 23d ago
Considering the statements that come from Israelis periodically, this is more than just a credible rumor.
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by nashashmi 25d ago
You missed the point. Israel banks on making Gaza look like the enemy, seeks reasons to seek war, and bets on a hostile takeover of Gaza and expulsion of the people. At this point, Hamas’s stories are meant to feed Israel’s hunger for annih
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by nashashmi 25d ago
Once police open an investigation or once there is a lawsuit served, destroying evidence relevant to that lawsuit is illegal. The question here is whether the police were in investigation mode. I believe it is an overreach to claim that eve
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by nashashmi 28d ago
I remember DivX fondly. Even on dialup, picture quality was just phenomenal. Web tv watching was actually doable after this edit: I am talking about divx web player
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by nashashmi 28d ago
Simple mouses have simple interfaces and its functions are built into the OS. These mouses are a little bit beyond simple. These are ten button interfaces. So there is the default programming. And custom programming. The software is for cus
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by nashashmi 29d ago
That’s pay to spam. Letting advertisers determine relevance of their product to a keyword is not exactly a user enhancing experience. When searching for rav4, i give you the ad for taylor swift concert, obviously understanding you can pay f

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