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5mo ago
While it's a lot easier to read then Perl, it's still not as easy as something like a Python.
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Probably started stealing shit before he was making $250k/year, and then just continued to do so because it works.
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They didn't really even buy the RAM. But there's pretty significant demand for RAM in general with data centers being planned left and right.
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5mo ago
I can tell if my guitar's significantly out of tune, but no way I'm getting an accurate tune without a tuner.
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> Also, have you noticed as top-end Mac Studios got downgraded recently? They don't want you to have access to frontier models. And you will not have it. Isn't that a function of RAM supply not being available now?
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5mo ago
Doubt it considering that Daniel Stenberg is Swedish. English dictation when you speak English as a second language with an accent is quite annoying.
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Isn't part of the problem that these tools are advertised as allowing non-coders to code? How are you gonna recognise that the code is wrong when you don't know how to code and the product is telling you that you don't even n
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5mo ago
But Sam Altman told me that AI is about to replace most of the employees, so the data center GPUs will just be funding themselves.
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I have no idea what goes on in the minds of HR people.
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The same engineering standards as other Teslas are. Meanwhile, about 63% of Tesla Model Ys failed their first mandatory inspection in Finland. The Tesla Model 3 did a bit better at 59% of cars failing their first inspection for the same mod
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I got turned off of Go pretty fast by GOPATH shenanigans and polluting my home directory for no reason, since I don't think a programming language should really have any say on my filesystem. Error handling also seems pretty dumb in co
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I think I’ve seen about 60 watt total system whenever I’ve used a local model on a MacBook Pro or a Mac Studio. Baseline for the Mac Studio is like 10 W and like 6 W for the MacBook Pro.
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5mo ago
Google Pay works for a limited amount of uses in offline mode. https://9to5google.com/2023/12/20/google-wallet-without-inte...
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You get a notification from Apple Pay when you pay with your physical card? Because I only get a notification from my bank's app whenever I use my physical card. Apple Pay notifications only pop up when using Apple Pay itself.
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5mo ago
If Google approached me and offered me Chrome Premium that allows me to see the identities of everyone who has visited my site, I feel like we wouldn't be having this discussion right now.
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5mo ago
I got some email notifications from GitHub delivered pretty late, so I wonder if this is more than just the CCR/CCA. Email notification for a comment just arrived about 80 minutes after it was posted. Not often I see issues during prim
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5mo ago
Like what? I think the only time I've ever had to use Chrome instead of Firefox was because of some USB device thing that worked inside Chrome. Otherwise everything just works in Firefox.
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5mo ago
This has to be some kind of a limited rollout, since none of my machines have this AI model installed even when Chrome is updated to the latest version. No indication that anything is being downloaded, since after updating to the latest ver
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5mo ago
The GitHub SREs are working for the Copilot company.
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Things are a lot better in Europe. I stopped working hours before this incident started, and I can't really remember any major work-stopping indicents in the past months. I only remember once trying to do hobby stuff in the evening tha
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Isn't Uber also replacing itself? If you use your human drivers to train other companies' robot taxis, aren't you gonna ruin both the human driver service and the data collection service?
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> Imagine OpenAI goes on to buy 20 companies and now you cant use Figma, Next, whatever just because you once tripped some very foggy line somehow. Don't worry, you can just make your own Figma, Next, whatever if you have some thou
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5mo ago
Buy a Fractal North. https://www.fractal-design.com/products/cases/north/north/ch... https://www.fractal-design.com/products/cases/north/north/ch...
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It's called Resale Red for a reason.
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Yup.
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But it's not doing any ransoms, right? Because Grok wasn't instructing users on how to create CSAM.
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Yeah, I got a cable to update my 2017 BMW's infotainment system, and it's OBD-II to RJ45. Doesn't seem to be too new of a thing.
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Presumably you'd buy really beefy laptops. The price delta between buying the most basic MacBook Pro possible (14", M5, 16 GB unified memory, 1 TB SSD) and one with the M5 Max with 40 GPU cores, 128 GB unified memory, 2 TB SSD is
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They weren't able to use it to prevent Claude Code source code from leaking, or from some random Discord server from gaining access to Mythos.
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Yeah, I feel like all of the bad downtimes happen during American business hours. We use GitHub at work in Europe and I don't remember it ever being down or broken between 0700 and 1700 local time.
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