nextlevelwizard

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by nextlevelwizard 8d ago
And hardware to run it and coherence and knowledge to set it up. This feels like insane doomerism.
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by nextlevelwizard 8d ago
Yeah... most users do not do that. I would prefer using MacOS forever, but I am under no illusion that it will keep getting supported. But I also use Linux daily so I am not bothered anyway. Also just please stop fighting against imaginary
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by nextlevelwizard 9d ago
Who are these dedicated schizophrenics who are running long term super smart AIs to kill everyone without anyone noticing? Or are you implying that running LLM chatbots will give them this ability?
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by nextlevelwizard 9d ago
It turns out people want actually good machines. I have the cheapest M1 Air and it still rocks and isn't power hungry. When Apple stops supporting it I will gladly switch to Asahi if capable.
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by nextlevelwizard 24d ago
In current economy it is hard to keep your convictions. I am starting to be on the anti-ai side of the issue, but even without kids to take care of I don’t see myself quitting over it since I need to make as much money as I can before the b
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by nextlevelwizard 24d ago
In what world does including AI “improve our workplace for all”? All I see (as a software developer) is bad developers producing way more bad code which just increases my workload as I need to review it, which in turn they will just feed ba
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by nextlevelwizard 28d ago
try googling yourself then
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
Aren’t there like pogopin pads or whatever they are called exactly for this purpose? Pretty sure my battery “hat” connects to those
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
Unless those glasses are just display for iPhone or at least lack cameras it will not go well for them
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
And why is time such a hard thing to handle in 2026?
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
All of which are extensions of the phone functions
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
https://www.apple.com/privacy/control/ Go nuts
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
One of the few reasons to use iPhone is that it doesn't constantly surveil you. If Apple would just pivot and say "next iPhone will constantly record everything it hears and sees to process for our AI (Apple Intelligence(tm))&quot
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
>We and our 1255 technology partners ask you to consent to the use of cookies to store and access personal data on your device you don't say...
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
Isn't it insane that we have to "revive" 4 year old devices? How is it unthinkable that even 10 year old device would just work out of the box even if it hasn't seen light of day since it was purchased?
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
Not everything needs to be catered to you. If you dont like it then go away. There are literally thousands of blogging platforms for you to choose from. Just worrying about having it be perfect already tells where the actual problem is. Eve
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by nextlevelwizard 1mo ago
Why spend money and time making the new flagship model when a future flagship model can make you the flagship model?
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by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
It is almost like people learn in different ways…
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by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
Blog posts don’t need to be 5000 words nor do you need to write them on one sitting (or under 30 minutes). For wrist fatigue having better paper and pen help a lot, but part of it is just using the muscles and not having a death grip. This
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by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
If you are just copy pasting off of the board then probably. Hard to say since I have not had experience with both methods in this context. I still think writing by hand makes stuff stick better especially if you are one of those 500 wpm ty
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by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
To each their own. I love my mechanical keyboards and I have never had problems with fountain pens. My guess is cheapest versions of each are the problem
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by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
Anecdotally from only place where I have experienced both. When playing TTRPGs like Dungeon & Dragons when people fill their character sheets by hand they tend to remember their abilities, features, and spells much better than people wh
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by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
I don't think there is an argument in the article that contradicts you. The part about choosing a pen is to point out that pencils and cheap ballpoint pens require more effort than fancy fountain pen. Which is true, but it is mostly co
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by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
How do I know you don’t work in a big team from this? First thing I do every time I come back from vacation is to read through our git history to see what has happened. It is also very useful when CI breaks. In fact I probably use some form
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by nextlevelwizard 3mo ago
I have often wondered why my country does not have fast Internet and my own hypothesis is that our phone companies push so hard for mobile data plans that most people just use their phone's Internet for everything. I have seen many peo
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by nextlevelwizard 4mo ago
New tools are cool, but from what I have seen jj is literally just git with aliases
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by nextlevelwizard 4mo ago
doesnt really help if I cant find them and I guess if I could find them so could GW and they would be taken down. Having an application you can host at home that could do the job from pictures would be awesome
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by nextlevelwizard 4mo ago
I dont know that app specifically, but from all videos of different lidar and other 3d scanning tools I have seen the results are pretty bad and require a lot of sculpting after the scan. Whole point was that with few images the ML model co
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by nextlevelwizard 4mo ago
I dont know how that solves this. How do you get STLs out of gausian splats?
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by nextlevelwizard 4mo ago
If down the line this model could create 3D model from 2D images that would be very neat way to pay less for war gaming models

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