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socksy
7d ago
I think you misread, the fact that the UK is in the Anglosphere strengthens the GP's point
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socksy
15d ago
It's amazing just how many stories of Rob Pike seem to show him being both a dick and wrong
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socksy
20d ago
This is not how German culture works.
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Motherduck Acquires Tower
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22d ago
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socksy
2mo ago
There's so many comments here railing against Android but... I can't recreate this at all? With Android 16 on a Pixel 7 using the Google photos app, if I tap the rotate button 8 times it dutifully queues the animations and ends up
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3mo ago
Ah, like this one? https://crabby-rathbun.github.io/mjrathbun-website/blog/post...
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3mo ago
i mean, i definitely agree and am somehow allergic to seeing llm written text from other humans (you typed a prompt! why not just post it directly? i'd rather have bad spelling and grammar than llm slop). but... while i feel i can dete
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socksy
4mo ago
Isn't that just VAT?
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4mo ago
Weird to make reading zshrc supposed unsafe when I happily publish it in my public dotfiles repo... Who the hell keeps API keys in it? OTOH it seems like lots of these AI tools keep appending PATH in it so I guess there's a fundamental
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socksy
4mo ago
Then as a California resident you should presumably be googling instead about the CCPA and the right to delete :)
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socksy
6mo ago
I can't stand this and will actively discriminate against comments I notice in that voice. Even this one has "Not because [..], but because [..]"
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7mo ago
Why? This is asserted throughout this HN thread as an obvious truism, but it seems precipiced on some dramatic right wing free market concept of how the world works that I can't tell is coming from the libertarians of hacker news, or i
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socksy
7mo ago
Are you arguing for or against capitalism here?
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socksy
7mo ago
Allowing something isn't the same as enforcing it to be allowed. If there's regulation, like with ending roaming charges between countries, then it's required to be followed simultaneously across the EU. If there's a dir
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8mo ago
Yeah but if you fuck it up it's a much bigger deal
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socksy
8mo ago
Good thing then that there's a range of options between being let go immediately for no reason and companies being forced to employ bad employees for life.
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8mo ago
> If you're not American, then you may not understand the way the American voting system works. This is incredibly unlikely, given how pervasive American politics is, and how much the results of the American elections affects the re
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9mo ago
Pretty sure that's the joke...
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9mo ago
I feel I just need to run a slightly too large LLM with too much context on a MBP, and it's enough to slow it down irreparably until it suddenly hard resets. Maybe the memory pressure it does that at is much higher though compared to L
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9mo ago
Also, anecdotally they are more popular amongst less price sensitive people with disposable incomes, where paying for the convenience is worth it. But also, definitely not the Ocado model.
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socksy
10mo ago
The database is Postgres, and the schema is quite sensible. You can (and I have) write normal SQL queries in psql to modify the data. It might not be as easy as rsync to transfer data out, but I would trust it way more than some of the fold
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10mo ago
To be fair, given the context I would also read it as a derogatory description of an LLM.
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10mo ago
Part of the issue is that the landlord gets any say whatsoever about a public utility.
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socksy
11mo ago
This is less to do with claude and rainbows and unicorns, and more to do with whatever your chat context before this request looked like. IMO you should be regular cleaning out your context, and use something like https://github.
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11mo ago
I mean if you skip the traditional publishing gates, you could in theory endorse articles that specifically bring out sections from other articles that you agree or disagree with. Would be a different form of article
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11mo ago
Why would that affect anything? The Chinese Android ecosystem is already split from the Google one.
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11mo ago
Well exactly, I'm pretty sure that's what the GP is getting at — it would be a surprise if Rust didn't have good JSON support. Which it does. So it's unlikely to be the bottleneck.
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1y ago
440Hz is an A (and most people don't have perfect pitch anyway). Otherwise, I completely agree.
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1y ago
But you don't need it for Android... Can happily install uBlock Origin on bog standard Firefox there.
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1y ago
What? The Google LLM assisted search experience is... not the best option by a long shot? It's laughably incorrect in many cases, and infuriatingly incorrect in the others. It forces itself into your queries above the fold without bein
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