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by underscoring 3y ago
Nice work! > If it can do this in 13kb, it makes me wonder what it could do with more bytes. Maybe I misunderstand, but is this not just the first baby steps of an LLM written in JS? "what it could do with more bytes" is surely
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by underscoring 3y ago
You guys are making progress with Kubes?
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by underscoring 3y ago
> or it is "I can trust this code". what might be better would be some kind of trust layer built into package managers so they (optionally) only allow verified repos to be installed
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by underscoring 3y ago
its all about ease. easier to clone and infect existing ones. what you are describing might be effective but would be orders of magnitude more time consuming. cloning and infecting provides 100x more opportunities because these are alread
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by underscoring 3y ago
we're not all lucky enough to work in places like that. Most of the meetings I go to are interactive ones where I'm contributing to the conversation, but every now and then we have these company-wide meetings that we all have to b
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by underscoring 3y ago
I dont have a need for this as I work from home and dont have people bothering me. What I need is the inverse of this, a virtual me that I can send to zoom meetings where I 100% won't have to interact
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by underscoring 3y ago
Never heard of Java ObjectScript Notation?
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by underscoring 3y ago
I think this bit from the FAQ is the info everyone on here is looking for > Internally, the EXT platform is split into two parts. The first part is the frontend, which is built using Electron; the second is the control application, which
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by underscoring 3y ago
Three For 2023 I limited myself to 3 tasks per day. There were days when I didn't get all 3 things (or any of the things) done. There were days when I achieved more. But crucially, I never committed myself to more than 3. I never felt
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by underscoring 3y ago
ok so we can stop this tick threat in its tracks if we just kill everyone and everything first.
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by underscoring 3y ago
> 2-that somehow customers will suddenly become amenable to low grade garbage movies People have been amenable to low grade garbage movies for a long, long time. See Adam Sandler's back catalog.
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by underscoring 3y ago
My kids are playing Monkey Island 2 this week, and its the opposite. I remember it being pixelated (and it is) but the backdrops are astonishingly pretty, the colors vibrant, the animation quirky and fun. (And no, I'm not playing the r
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by underscoring 3y ago
I knew what laptop this was going to be even before I clicked. Although for balance I did have a W520i that died. They're not all gold.
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by underscoring 3y ago
I know we're all biased here, as coders, but I don't see this as the end, but rather the beginning of something. In the article, the non-coder was able to produce code with an AI's help, and therefore, coders are doomed. But
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by underscoring 3y ago
interesting! my first guess was that it would be the number of packages, so that's wrong. also interesting to see that arch is so much smaller. Kind of surprised Win11 is 8Gb since Win10 was less than half that
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by underscoring 3y ago
can you elaborate?
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by underscoring 3y ago
thats a good point
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Ask HN: Why are Ubuntu images so big?
14 points by underscoring 3y ago|17 comments
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by underscoring 3y ago
> Dish dealt space-debris fine for misparking satellite It took me about 8 attempts to parse that sentence "Dish fined for causing space-debris with mis-parked satellite" would have scanned a lot better