BoredPositron

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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
I had the original surface and later a surface book from my employer. Both devices were horrible the digitizer for pen input was horrific. The software support was on a standstill for 6 months at a time with minimal updates later on. I won&
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
Always one day more than people on HN tell you. If something is compromised you will hear people complaining here that three days is not enough.
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
It's personal computing time...
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
Post hoc ergo propter hoc...
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
People like that will never start with themselves.
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
Besides the syscall regressions...
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
Do you believe the murals aren't paid for?
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
They have galleries and they are there for tax fraud.
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
There is a scheme to send gifts with a compromised anthropic key even if the limit is reached.
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
There are enough services that don't want the model provider to know who they are.
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
The "web page" does the same you just don't see it.
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
Not everyone is a developer...
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by BoredPositron 4mo ago
I worked on an app that had sqlite databases per user... it was fine.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
That's not what bricked means.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
It's same gen.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
It's really not.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
Photoshop is older then the web...
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
Ads.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
When could you ever trust pixels?
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
post modern crypto was and never will be useful...
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
The problem is a new generation of managers who aren't just rewarded for being awful; they're actually proud of it.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
Sorry but no. It's a flawed analogy to suggest that an emerging technology like AI follows the same scaling laws as the taxi industry. AI benefits from active R&D, rapidly improving hardware, compounding software efficiencies, and
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
Probably the worst comparison I have seen on the topic. gz.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
The hot hand fallacy in all these predictions is staggering. No nuance no nothing. The kid will be 60m high in a year.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
It's LinkedIn. HN is just for the cosplayers.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
Hu? We just switched from textual to native because native markdown rendering is finally good. If it was written a year or two ago ok... but now is odd.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
I am so happy that the only time I have to touch css anymore is for simple internal tools and pico is usually enough for them.
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
It's wild. Accounts drop genuinely insightful takes on niche threads and submit a lot of interesting topics, you barely register them, then one random thread reveals they're absolutely batshit crazy. That's why I still love
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by BoredPositron 5mo ago
https://metr.org/time-horizons/ on linear scale. Clickbait garbage article as most of his in the last year.

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