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Ask HN: What's the Future of Arc Browser
2 points by x0054 9mo ago|1 comments
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by x0054 1y ago
The same post performs differently on different days. I am trying to get some feedback from someone who used this program. If you see anything wrong with me doing so, flag the post.
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by x0054 1y ago
I know, and?
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by x0054 1y ago
How is the info you provided in any way helpful? You just felt like saying something and walking away pretending you were useful in someway. I bet you are a pleasure to work with.
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by x0054 1y ago
It’s a program organized and started by Apple. Why do I care that it’s “operated” by a shell company? As for the battery swap, it costs the same to do it my self using this service or to take it to an Apple Store. I want to do it myself, ot
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by x0054 1y ago
Hmm, I was trying to get it to give me instructions on how to make LSD (to see if it would, obviously). It didn't. The best I got it to do is give me the first 2 steps and then say: "Monolog continues for 10 more minutes.....&quot
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Is Apple's Self-Repair Program Real?
8 points by x0054 1y ago|0 comments
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by x0054 1y ago
Tried it on DeepSeek R1 and V3 (hosted) and several local models. Doesn't work. Either they are lying or this is already patched.
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by x0054 2y ago
There are even already plugins for bots running in the wild that simulate Audio Context to trick the boot detection. Crazy!
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by x0054 2y ago
What clicked with me is having ChatGPT go line by line through all of the YAML files generated for a simple web app—WordPress on Kubernetes. Doing that, I realized that Kubernetes basically takes a set of instructions on how to run your app
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by x0054 4y ago
This is dumb. That’s like saying that every food in the world is about carbs because they happen to all contain some amounts of carbs.
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by x0054 4y ago
I am the same way, when I am compensated accordingly. And when I am not, my mind drifts to other things. It’s like manic :)
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by x0054 4y ago
It’s unhealthy to WANT to work in most jobs in US. If you truly WANT to work you are either doing something you truly love (uncommon) or you have a Protestant induced work disorder. Want people to work, PAY them for it. Not enough applying,
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by x0054 5y ago
Company Culture for me. I absolutely hated the company culture. But me leaving now is unrelated to the 'great resignation' as it wasn't due to compensation reasons. I will never work for a company that will have me compromise
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by x0054 5y ago
So you stated something that wasn't true (Jim conceding), I pointed out that that wasn't the case, and then you flagged my post. So intellectually honest! A true gentlemen! In any case, let's argue in good faith about this on
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by x0054 5y ago
zepto, Thank you for highlighting that point in the interview. That's another excellent example of Lex being incompetent in the very Science he proclaims to have a PhD in. If you don't know that, you basically just proved why I ch
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by x0054 5y ago
This is far from the best example, but here is one: https://youtu.be/1CSeY10zbqo That's just what I had a moment to find right now and it was well labeled and I remembered that moment. As for your other comments, my on
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by x0054 5y ago
The Jim Keller interview is a wonderful example, listen to the first one. I don't want to re-listen to pull out specific time codes. The first time I listened I was actually interested, I wasn't listening with intent to create tim
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by x0054 5y ago
Just because Jared Kushner is related to Trump, and Trump is a dumb ass, it doesn't necessarily make Jared dumb. That said, many people graduate from Harvard who shouldn't have due to family connections and money. So.... yeah, in
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by x0054 5y ago
No, the complain is that he basically doesn't understand what his guests are telling him so rather than asking a followup question or transition smoothly he just jumps around from question to question. Just listen for your self, it&#x2
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by x0054 5y ago
Is his lecture any good in your opinion? I scrubbed through several and all I got is him gushing vaguely about some actual ML researchers and stumbling over his own technical slides. What am I missing that this is somehow good enough for MI
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by x0054 5y ago
Thanks for pointing out. I was told by people that he has a PhD from MIT. I should have checked for my self.
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by x0054 5y ago
So, how does he claim to lecture at the MIT on Deep Learning? Does MIT just let anyone lecture about ML?
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If Lex Fridman has a PhD in CS from MIT, MIT must be a joke
10 points by x0054 5y ago|24 comments
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Nimble Commander, Best File Manager for Developers on a macOS(magnumbytes.com)
1 points by x0054 5y ago|0 comments
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by x0054 5y ago
Stop using inefficient server side languages in the name of “developer efficiently”? That could cut some CO2. AWS doesn’t run on magic dust.
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by x0054 5y ago
I was hoping to design something where on the left side there would be a tree of all the Bins (folders) and user would be able to click check boxes next to the folders they care about and the UI would instantly update with a list of matchin
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by x0054 5y ago
Given that BinFinder only needs the ability to read/write files and scan directories, it should be relatively cross platform out of the box. No real platform specific features, such as soft links, tags, etc necessary. On MacOS the app
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by x0054 5y ago
It appears that you don't really have to write any Rust unless you need to do some heavy lifting. In this case Rust would be grate for file tree scanning, the rest can be done in JS. I am having trouble finding any really grate example
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by x0054 5y ago
Wow, I haven't heard about the Ubuntu taking up Flutter. I wrote several commercial Flutter Mobile apps before, so this should be an easy transition for me. However, how mature is the desktop support in Flutter. I read that it's s

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