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by Hamuko 8mo ago
I have a hard time justifying buying a trifold when my 13-inch iPad Pro was 1263€ and the Samsung trifold is probably gonna be closer to 3000€ for a 10-inch display. If I assume that it'll be 2999€, you can get a 13-inch iPad Pro (1519
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Dogfooding only works when the dog food is edible.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
You have a whole 8 GB of VRAM? My 32 GB M1 Max has 8 GB of RAM and ~4 GB of VRAM according to this website.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
I have Tahoe on my work laptop and Sequoia on my personal desktop, and the thing that keeps me the most rooted on Sequoia is the padding. Everything on Tahoe is padded to hell and back. And the new tab design sucks so much. iTerm2 tabs look
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
And who decides what's legal? The US was collecting illegal tariff revenue for ten months. Does OpenAI need to wait for the Supreme Court to strike down autonomous killbots?
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Yeah, Polymarket is explicitly advertising this. > Research shows prediction markets are often more accurate than experts, polls, and pundits. Traders aggregate news, polls, and expert opinions, making informed trades. Their economic inc
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Does it matter? These AI companies need to be able to prove that users are willing to pay at all, even if they're not paying a profitable amount of money. If investors see that they're dumping money into something that's not
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Anthropic isn't even taking a particular hard stance. Their mass surveillance prohibition only applies to domestic spying, so they're a-OK with spying adversaries. If all of the AI companies all over the world took the same stance
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
There was already a Democrat that beat Trump once. And looking at the past elections, it looks like the US elections are currently in a pendulum where the balance of power just swings back and forth.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
What does xAI's future as a defense contractor AI company look like after the 2028 presidential election?
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> because every US model provider refuses to work with them Zero percent chance of that happening as long as xAI exists.
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I have my doubts about Anthropic wanting to pick up and move the entire company to Europe even if Ursula von der Leyen personally signed their visas. Maybe only if the government tried to nationalise their proprietary models.
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> "General and administrative expenses were up 14% year over year on a GAAP basis, driven in part by an in-person company event. Excluding this expense, general and administrative expenses remained roughly flat year over year in the
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Can it be that valuable when 40% of the participants aren't?
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Yeah, I think a lot of open-source maintainers would rather have some kind of an anti-slop filter than a six-month trial. All of my GitHub projects are tiny so I haven't had to encounter it, but I've heard that some projects are a
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Apple has grown quite dramatically in value since his death. Not sure if he would have the leeway to oppose Trump as an officer of a publicly traded company when he's shown to be quite vindictive against companies he doesn't like.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
I think public benefit corporations (like Anthropic) are quite poorly defined so I'm not sure how successful a lawsuit is.
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Appeals court tightens Kivimäki's sentence in psychotherapy centre hacking case(yle.fi)
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
> Surprised this didn't get a higher placement on the HN front page, only 34 points? The last time Cloudflare vibe-coded something, it was a glorified proof-of-concept with TODOs up the wazoo.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
How can it have lost 80% of its valuation when Elon Musk bought it for $44 billion and then sold it to an entirely different entity at a valuation of $45 billion, and then that entity was bought by a completely different third entity for a
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
As far as I can tell, no solid-state TS Pro (the TS Pro itself is not an entirely new model and has been around for a couple of years) has been delivered to any customers yet. They're supposed to be delivered in Q1/26, so it shoul
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Yeah, if it's a scam, at least we don't have to worry about it for too long. If we don't have third-party test results and/or the bikes in testers' hands in the next 37 days, then we can be pretty sure that it'
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
In an incredible coincidence, I just yesterday listened to a podcast episode that discussed milk.com. https://www.npr.org/2025/09/03/nx-s1-5526903/domain-name-val...
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
I use a pseudonym during my free time, so yes. Also my employer is requiring us to use company-specific GitHub accounts, so the decision is out of my hands anyway.
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What's the benefit of stacked PRs?
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
The speculation that I saw was that they'd try to get Wordpress.com to boot him off for being a burden on the overall infrastructure.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
> Time is a good firwall. That just reminds me that I got a Dependabot alert for CVE-2026-25727 – "time vulnerable to stack exhaustion Denial of Service attack" – across multiple of my repositories.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
Does the American legal system have infinite appeals?
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
I tried to run some models on my M1 Max (32 GB) Mac Studio and it was a pretty miserable experience. Slow performance and awful results.
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by Hamuko 8mo ago
From what I saw on social media, SCOTUS said nothing about refunds, so it would be resolved in lower courts. https://bsky.app/profile/stevevladeck.bsky.social/post/3mfcf...

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