HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
'Elon Derangement Syndrome' as opposed to 'Elon dick ride syndrome'. I see your type of people on Twitter all the time, they complain that someone was critical of Elon (and in this circumstance he wasn't even callin
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
I searched his HackerNews username on Google. [0] - https://github.com/cartazio/oh-punkin-pi
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
Anthropic seemingly is one of the only profitable AI companies at the moment. The AI "bubble" is hard to pop, at least for this big companies which will just receive bailout after bailout from the Government if shit hits the fan.
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
I would probably consider books to be a form of art. Art is very varied, its not just paintings or photographs. Video games can be art, music can be art (artists!), an eloquent dance can be art.
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
Slightly unrelated, Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson is such a great read and is overshadowed compared to a lot of other Science fiction, cyberpunk, predictive novels.
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
It does. If AGI is achieved, OpenAI or whatever frontier AI Lab will effectively become a mega company with the ability to do anything. A chatbot is not the long term goal for any of these companies.
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
A 1999 Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla, assuming serviced regularly (and competently) could easily be on the road today. I genuinely do not believe a 2025 car will usable on the road in 2035 (a mere 9 years), yet known 15 or 20 years from now
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
Home "ownership" is misleading. You don't own a home until you've paid it off. Younger people are getting into more debt, for much longer in order to be able to survive. When we start comparing the numbers (i.e, house pa
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
You also run the risk of insurance declining your claim due to unauthorized or self-installed electrical work, even if your work wasn't the source of a fire/problem.
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
I know this would add to pricing/model/plan confusion but what about Claude Pro plan can only access Sonnet and Haiku Models via Claude Code? Opus is fairly useless on Pro given the rate limits anyways.
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
Whilst you don't "need" an Apple account to setup a Mac, using a Macbook without an account may not be viable for a lot of people. First and foremost, you cannot install any applications through the primary method of app inst
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
This isn't the smoking gun you think it is though. Of course Alcohol and Tobacco are high up on the list because they are legal. The percentage of people drinking vs percentage of people doing heroin is not even comparable. Apparently
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
Exactly this. Australia (and the States) tried to impose ever increasing tax and restriction on smoking and over the last few years, smoking has reached critical mass, with more people smoking, cheaper smokes, and smokes becoming more avail
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
I predominantly agree with your comment, although framing the way the legal system works as just "elect a party who says they want to remove it" is fairly short sighted in my opinion. It is much easier to pass new laws, then to re
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
I would assume users who have an existing subscription will be grandfathered in. It would seem misleading to sell monthly, or even yearly, subscriptions under the guise Claude Code comes with the subscription, for it to only be yanked out u
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
They are incredibly easy to break with your finger. We do not want a world full of hyper-dynamic pricing, we should destroy these.
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by HDBaseT 6mo ago
The AUR has Davinci Resolve and appears to be maintained. (Untested) [0]. [0] - https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/davinci-resolve
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
Because modern CPUs are on platforms that support only DDR5. If you are a gamer, chances are you want one of the AMD X3D CPUs. Whilst AMD did produce 5600X3D, 5700X3D and the highly sought after 5800X3D, these are effectively unobtainable n
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
Whilst I tend to agree, I also don't recommend just pasting every command from ChatGPT into your machine without having some understanding/validating process.
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
I honestly believe one of the main, highly supported Distros like: Debian, Arch, Fedora, Gentoo, Ubuntu, Nix, etc are all better choices than Catchy, Manjaro, Bazzite or whatever else niche distro exists. I commonly find myself running into
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
The key word in the article is "again" 'Valve correcting again the Steam China numbers.' This seemingly is a common problem with the Steam Hardware Report, with Chinese users being erroneously represented. It constantly
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
traceroute vs tracert always catches me out.
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
Did anyone else even know this was happening?
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
This ends up being pretty good value if you are a heavy AI user and believe in Google's product offering. Google's models are still a bit behind Anthropic, although for the same monthly price you get the Google suite of products,
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
Until they introduce new fingerprinting measures and restrict older Claude Code builds.
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
Considering they "stole" everyone else's code for profit, it seems fair to at least contribute a bit back to the OSS Community. Claude Code being open source also allows for more advanced / custom tooling.
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
I asked Claude on the $20 plan to rewrite the Linux Kernel and ffmpeg in Rust (using Opus 4.6, Ultra Thinking) with high verbosity and it ran out of usage!
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
You can run Qwen3.5-35B-A3B on 32GB of RAM sure, although to get 'Claude Code' performance, which I assume he means Sonnet or Opus level models in 2026, this will likely be a few years away before its runnable locally (with reason
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
It's even worse if you configure 10 incorrect attempts to wipe your device. This is fairly common apart of MDM Managed business provided devices.
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by HDBaseT 7mo ago
A downside is less competition in the space. Which may or may not be a good thing depending if you want AI to "succeed".

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