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underdeserver
7d ago
And I'm just sitting here looking at the Codex desktop mac app wondering why a list, a chat window and textbox require a 579 MB download (compressed) and 4 GB of RAM.
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8d ago
Climate doomers: Climate change will kill us all by the end of the century! AI doomers: End of the century ? Hold my beer.
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13d ago
dang and team, perhaps it makes sense to special-case .name domains in the domain hint, like you do for GitHub and Ex-Twitter.
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15d ago
Thanks! Maybe if Martin could comment - his @google.com email still appears in the repo readme, I'm assuming he doesn't have access to that box anymore - was the repo move and ownership coordinated with Google prior to his leaving
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15d ago
Wasn't it partially owned by Google? Or are they just a contributer now?
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15d ago
If I remember correctly, Mitchell Hashimoto uses it for Ghostty (probably under the git backend).
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21d ago
Then use that as the link. Everything I can find online is referring to this one source. That doesn't tell me if it's happening or not.
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22d ago
"In full" is a tall order that no other OS or distro claims. No reason Qt or quickshell is any different from any other software. Bash is... harder, not impossible. I wouldn't rely on it.
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24d ago
This is not distinct. Even in a big corp there are always problems to solve. The point is to find problems that both: 1) are hard enough that someone junior won't be able to solve them alone, and 2) actually provide value to the compan
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25d ago
Should be (2020) per the URL.
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26d ago
That is, as TFA mentions, the one good argument.
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27d ago
But in the article all these GUIs are vibe coded. Tell your AI to allow more than one window. What's the problem?
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27d ago
So you have a cluttered list of terminal tabs instead of a cluttered list of windows. But with a worse UX?
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27d ago
They generally stay supported, or if not supported, working.
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Stop Making TUIs
(sockpuppet.org)
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27d ago
Yes, they can, because I don't think other forges are actually making money. GitHub is the de facto standard.
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27d ago
Yep, and given that the original author posted it in 2020, should probably be marked (2020).
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27d ago
Loved the Zelda reference.
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1mo ago
Whose influence?
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1mo ago
The first friend gets to share their experience with the group, that can then decide to keep buying for other members or not.
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1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49285770 It's the best time.
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Securing the Infrastructure of Intelligence
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The author's alleged misdeeds aside, even before AI, there were lots of small projects that were similar to one another. I don't think that's a bad thing, or that it's necessarily plagiarism - unless the LLM spews out th
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There's a huge difference between misusing their power and not having perfect understanding of what they're allowed and not allowed to do. I'm sure there are scenarios where the cop can confiscate the surfboard and the car. T
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He didn't say he would be flying
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2mo ago
What do you want from him, seriously? Anyone who follows the scene knows that blogging about AI (and participating in conferences etc.) is what Simon does nowadays. There's nothing shady here. The disclosure is front and center on his
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+1. First thing I look for in a model announcement thread. I actually came across this one an hour ago and was sad there were no pelicans yet. It's a decent heuristic because the better models generate better pelicans. That's all.
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I'm interested in more posts about this bowling nonsense.
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2mo ago
Isn't this exact idea a theme in Asimov's books? I feel like doctors and physiology researchers have known this for some time.
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2mo ago
Turtles all the way down
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