29athrowaway

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by 29athrowaway 10mo ago
Just use Zed https://zed.dev/blog/zed-is-our-office
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by 29athrowaway 10mo ago
The original version is fine. GitHub is critical infrastructure for many projects and pushing AI slop is not acceptable. They have the money to pay for quality development time.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Arimo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croscore_fonts
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
OpenAI fragmented into multiple companies that are now competing against them. OpenAI is buying compute and data. Meanwhile, Google consolidated their AI operations under Google Deepmind and doubled down on TPUs. The strategy "solve AG
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
The new focus of GitHub is to harvest data for AI. Everything else not important to them.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
They also don't understand spritesheets.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Another annoyance of Nano Banana (and its Pro version) is that it cannot generate transparent pixels. When it wants to, it creates a hallucinated checkerboard background that makes it worse.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
I noticed that the sound changes depending on how you interact with it. Neat
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Except when you chain many collection operations... then it breaks horribly.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
> software development is better when you breathe the same air as the folks you work with Ever heard of flu season? What if you have a family and don't want to bring diseases home? > Attempts to represent ideas spatially get muti
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
LinkedIn for job search is awful. It's just fake jobs and data harvesting.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
So then because it's happens in the meat industry then it's least concern then. Whataboutism.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
A problem is that the bulk of the people behind these labs are people that were conditioned from an early age to achieve high scores in standardized tests and conflate that with intelligence. Then apply that mentality to their models result
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
- $2,000 price - GPU is equivalent to a NVIDIA RTX 1650 - "Low profile" mechanical keyboard rather than a regular mechanical keyboard. - Low modularity similar to a laptop. - Holes right on the top where your spilled coffee goes
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Neuralink was mentioned, and it immediately made me remember the sad stories of the rhesus macaques that were used as Neuralink animal test subjects for brain implants. The quality of the work was poor and they were able to pull the implant
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
That is not just any guy though. He is the guy.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
And also scarce skills.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
PH did this as an April Fools joke in 2016. But you already know this.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Gaming on Linux is approachable because decades were spent working around the obstacles created by Microsoft and the work that Microsoft did to steer people away from open standards.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Microsoft could have effortlessly made it easier for others to implement integrations with Microsoft Exchange but they won't. They needed to make sure as many people as possible get vendor locked. Imagine going to work, and having a me
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
That memo redefines himself as toxic waste.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
I was excited about SCTP over 10 years ago but getting it to work was hard. The Linux kernel supports it but at least when I had tried this those modules were disabled on most distros.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Looks more legit than Redmond97. If we go retro then I would go for a MacOS 9 look. Like what this user achieved: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/tsric2/xfce_color...
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Maybe they like LXQt more. XFCE can be themed to be almost identical to XP.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
The rumble is really weird.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
I don't know. I couldn't really get used to it, it has a weird feeling to it.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
Steam Controller 1 wasn't good IMO and is now accumulating dust.
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
It's a Galapagos island full of stuff that evolved independently. Concurrency is important, but if you are not familiar with concurrency primitives like mutexes, condition variables, barriers, semaphores, etc. and skipped directly to t
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
IMO, not the best use case for LLMs. COBOL projects have millions of lines of code. Any prompt/reasoning will rapidly fill the context window of any model. And you'll probably have a better luck if you had tokenization understands
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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
There is a large graveyard of people trying to escape the mainframe, replace COBOL, etc.

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