saagarjha

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by saagarjha 5d ago
That's because you must be using cross-platform apps.
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by saagarjha 5d ago
Every company that is not Google lets you have code on your laptop. This is only an annoying thing that they came up with.
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by saagarjha 5d ago
One hopes you are better at that than the many others who are doing the same.
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by saagarjha 5d ago
I'm not sure why people keep repeating this when Twitter was profitable at the point that Elon bought it.
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by saagarjha 5d ago
Therefore a human is capable of distinguishing what is appropriate or not to be around for
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by saagarjha 6d ago
Human memory is connected to a person with agency.
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by saagarjha 6d ago
This is not a person
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by saagarjha 6d ago
There are two features, you have listed one of them.
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by saagarjha 6d ago
Claude, is that you?
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by saagarjha 6d ago
Maybe boot in safe mode and see if that gives you a good baseline
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by saagarjha 7d ago
Aside from the fact that it doesn't run iOS and like every other aspect of it?
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by saagarjha 7d ago
The nicest to hold iPhone ever made was iPhone 5. I'm sure it was his favorite.
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by saagarjha 7d ago
It keeps information on what they said?
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by saagarjha 8d ago
That would of course depend on what you plan to do with the machine, no?
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by saagarjha 8d ago
I didn't say it was easy, I just said it was possible. Obviously ripping out random parts of the OS is not guaranteed to produce something reasonable
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by saagarjha 8d ago
I don't see how you are required to use CarPlay to function in society
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by saagarjha 8d ago
Not every defender is determined.
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by saagarjha 10d ago
Sure, then just replace it with something that is useful to society but not immediately profitable to a scraper, like science research
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by saagarjha 10d ago
> A lot can’t be disabled, even with SIP disabled. Sure you can > You can kind of disable communication of TCP/IP but they’ll find alternatives - like low power bluetooth or even lower in the network stack. No
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by saagarjha 10d ago
Just don't use CarPlay then?
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by saagarjha 12d ago
Was OpenAI aware of this? If so, why didn't they talk about it?
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by saagarjha 13d ago
You will note that Apple has not shipped any Rust in their OS
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by saagarjha 13d ago
You can't actually do this; processors are designed for the node they are fabbed on.
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by saagarjha 16d ago
Judging by this entire page being the direct output of an LLM with little editing done at all I assume the feature is probably half baked and probably just a bunch of skills or harness tweaks? In that case, why would anyone pay for this at
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by saagarjha 17d ago
> I've run into the iOS keyboard only using 80% of the width of the phone (all the keys smaller). Are you sure you're not triggering the compact width keyboard?
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by saagarjha 18d ago
I don't really think it is a super accurate performance simulator
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by saagarjha 20d ago
Obviously he's not going to call his own code unmaintainable, but he's basically against abstractions which let people write software that needs to survive past a frame. BTW I have found that LLMs are kind of bad at doing refactor
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by saagarjha 20d ago
Apple is in talks to fab their new chips with Intel. You are very wrong in how their microarchitecture is developed.
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by saagarjha 20d ago
You can usually do the same for macOS and from a single place to boot
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by saagarjha 20d ago
My problem with Casey is that he is not a performance engineer, he is a performance maximalist. Software is a set of tradeoffs. If he truly cared about performance, the best thing for him to do would be to write clean code that had good per

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