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by 0manrho 9mo ago
It's more chinese now than it ever was American, but it's certainly not an absolute thing. Thanks to the global supply chain, it's a big complicated spectrum compounded by a bunch of "it depends". If you don't
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by 0manrho 9mo ago
> The comments here sound like they're from people who don't work in tech or at large companies... Or they're from people that read the headline/article. It editorializes the motivation for this being "Safety&quo
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by 0manrho 9mo ago
There's a variety of reasons, but many of us don't want any of the "smartness" and all of the stupidity that comes with "Smart TV's" these days, but don't really have comparable "dumb" optio
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by 0manrho 9mo ago
> There are a lot of reasons to not like Mozilla Correct. > but it's crazy to be against them for AI. Disagreed. > A browser is literally a user agent. In the same way that a car is literally just some wheels. It's overly
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by 0manrho 9mo ago
We shouldn't have to opt out in the first place. It should be opt-in by default. Why: Because AI is constantly and very frequently changing and evolving with lots of security concerns given how much scope/context/permission
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
I sympathize, but also, the XKCD about Standards comes to mind: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
SATA just needs to be retired. It's already been replaced, we don't need Yet Another Storage Interface. Considering consumer IO-Chipsets are already implemented in such a way that they take 4 (or generally, a few) upstream lanes o
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
> which shows some questionable judgment Convenience is a hell of a drug.
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
In general I agree with you, the IO options exposed by Strix Halo are pretty limited, but if we're getting technical you can tunnel PCIe over USB4v2 by the spec in a way that's functionally similar to Thunderbolt 5. That gives y
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
Just for reference: Thunderbolt5's stated "80Gbps" bandwidth comes with some caveats. That's the figure for either Display Port bandwidth itself or in practice more often realized by combining the data channel (PCIe4x4 ~
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
> The article rebuked that claim It did not. The article itself acknowledged that there is certainly reason to consider it a possibility, predicated on the fact that the people that make the thing stated as such and that experts in the f
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
> even if there is no reason to actually believe that the bitflip was due to cosmic rays. What if there is reason to consider it as it is actually a known, proven, observable phenomenon, especially one with greater likelihood/intens
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
You're a cheerful one, aren't you? All it takes for evil to persevere is good people to sit by and do nothing. Don't like the situation you're in, do something about it. Preferably other than doomscrolling, but hey, you
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
It's because algorithmic feeds based on "user engagement" rewards antagonism. If your goal is to get eyes on content, being boring, predictable and nuanced is a sure way to get lost in the ever increasing noise.
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
Regarding that PS: > This strikes me as paradoxical given my sense that one of AI’s main impacts will be to increase productivity and thus eliminate jobs. The allegation that an "Increase of productivity will reduce jobs" has
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
If you're going to vibe code, with an intent to review the output so that the ultimate product is actually useful and does what was intended, you should do it in whatever language(s) you're knowledgeable in so you can actually com
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
> ($AI) suggests Same logic still applies. If I gave a shit what it "thought" or suggests, I'd prompt the $AI in question, not HN users. That said, I'm not against a monthly (or whatever regular periodic interval that
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
What the eye-fuck is this design? Also, that's rich coming The Verge/Vox. Pot, meet Kettle.
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
Other HN users have pointed out the many outright falsehoods present in this article, so I'll just get straight to the point: This is nonsense from a fearmongering collapse blog that doesn't understand what they're trying to
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
Agreed. IMO a toast showing up shouldn't be a direct/immediate response to user action at all, ever. Toasts are purposely designed to steal attention. Don't try to steal attention from the user performing an action just to co
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
From an accessibility/localization stand point, icons+text everywhere seems to be ideal. Also, I disagree with: > This posture lends itself to a practice where designers have an attitude of “I need an icon to fill up this space” Sur
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
I'm also unsure why they took a sudden tangent from the topic at hand to suggesting Oracle should buy groq. It's like two separate half-baked blog posts merged into one with no real segue or conclusion as to why that sudden hard-l
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
I'm not sold on the circular funding argument either, though it certainly wouldn't surprise me if it (or some other form of corruption/collusion) turned out to be true to some extent. Personally, I firmly believe that Silicon
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
AWS specifically has a policy of having strong support regardless of how much money they're getting from you, be it $5/mo or $5,000/mo. They definitely have the resources and signals to connect the dots, but it doesn't n
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
Yeah, I appreciate the separation as well actually, even though I'm not a fan of the langauges involved (no issue with QML, dislike JS and C++). I've made a few things with Qt and despite my feelings on the languages, found it to
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
I'm aware, I read it. You made the counter-claim "EVs are not complicated." and attempted to justify it by switching the context. And just like you, I mirrored your comments format with my own when I led with a counterpoint,
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
> When you start needing things like undo/redo you suspiciously start architecting something that smells like the elm architecture. Well Iced itself claims to be inspired by the Elm Arch, so that checks out (see the first line under
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
Indeed. The market is changing. The overall personal electronic (computational) device market (Desktop, Laptop, Mobile/Tablet) is growing year over year, and because of that, mac shares going up doesn't mean Desktop PC ownership&#
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
Yes, we've already established your experience is incredibly limited and not indicative of the state of the market. Stop buying bad drives and blaming the industry for your uninformed purchasing decisions. Hell, as you admitted that yo
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by 0manrho 10mo ago
> EVs are not complicated. In the well established auto context we're talking about in this thread they are. > Go look at small-scale PEV Not relevant to the discussion at hand. You're right that they shouldn't be, and

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