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by Aperocky 11mo ago
> These simply can't be forked without broad consensus around which fork to follow. They can and the user will decide.
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by Aperocky 11mo ago
It does sounds like forking is the right way to go in that case. Several successful product are forked and maintained after the original author lost interest without any involvement from them.
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by Aperocky 11mo ago
Aren't they halting all work to migrate to azure? Does not sound like an easy thing to do and feels quite easy to cause unexpected problems.
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by Aperocky 11mo ago
Meanwhile I'm still on my trusty vim and letting the AI do work separately in another CLI.
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by Aperocky 11mo ago
> the era of small, low-value libraries like blob-util is over. Thankfully (not against blob-util specifically because I've never intentionally used it), I wouldn't completely blame llms either since languages like Go never h
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by Aperocky 11mo ago
> This I’m a lot more skeptical of. The linked twitter post just looks like something it would replicate via HTML/CSS/JS. Whats the kernel look like? Thanks for this, I was almost convinced and about to re-think my entire persp
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by Aperocky 11mo ago
That just sounds like text with extra steps. Fundamentally what AGI is trying to do is to encode ability to logic and reason. Tokens, images, video and audio are all just information of different entropy density that is the output of that l
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by Aperocky 11mo ago
Apparently, the apps in wechat aren't transacted via Apple today anyways, maybe some will choose to do so via apple but I can't imagine to be the majority. I also think wechat have the upper hand in this relationship so Apple is u
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Could it actually be worse?
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I think the most difficult question are going to be how do you constraint that core feature without ever wanting to add more to it? For instance, collaboration is a huge topic. You can have coding collaboration on the file, and that would b
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by Aperocky 1y ago
commence feature creep
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I mutter this a lot. Except when I do 95% of the time I perform the easy lift right after.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
In the past we would say google it but it's even more inexcusable today with LLMs. And if something becomes really hard to do with git, I found that often the problem are on the project itself.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Looks like a manual delete/reinstall of ublock fixed it.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
This seems to be restricted to firefox.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I've been using AI and so did many people I knew. It's resulted in tangible difference in my life. It's much less likely that I'd drive a flying car and there is 0 chance that I would be the one going to the moon if we s
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Tell HN: Ublock Origin stopped working with Youtube
10 points by Aperocky 1y ago|9 comments
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I'd predict the year of linux desktop instead.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Outages are one thing, but having your content polluted seems like a more serious problem? Unless you subscribed to microsoft banners somehow.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
The statement is still there though on the status page though
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by Aperocky 1y ago
wow, right after AWS suffered a similar thing. I wonder if this is microsoft "learning" to "prevent" such an issue and instead triggered it... "One often meets his destiny on the path he takes to avoid it" -- M
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by Aperocky 1y ago
If you do everything yourself you will avoid a lot of CVEs... for the time being.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I found that mastering LLM is no less complex than getting to learning a new language, probably between python and C++ in terms of mastery. The learning curve is very different - with other languages, the learning curve is often upfront, wi
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by Aperocky 1y ago
Winning the AI race is winning the application war. Similar to how internet, OS has been there for a long time, but the ecosystem took years to build. But application work is toiling and knowing the question set even with AI help, that&#x27
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by Aperocky 1y ago
That assume big issue don't occur in production otherwise, with everything having gone through 5 layer of approvals.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
define "user" people needing/using curl would have been a very distinct subset of users.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
DNS is always the single point of failure. But I think what wasn't well considered was the async effect - If something is gone for 5 minutes, maybe it will be just fine, but when things are properly asynchronous, then the workflows tha
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by Aperocky 1y ago
They'll be the only people running this thing in 2030 so they can produce 286x and 386x and maybe 80286x performance gains by then.
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by Aperocky 1y ago
What does AI performance even mean for intel based mac systems.. The last one was like 5 years ago?
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by Aperocky 1y ago
I find it annoying that now I want 2 macbooks, one tuned for local LLMs and the other tuned for light and big screen (Air 15). I never really used the local LLMs since I can always go to claude but that's always on my irrational brain

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