HerbManic

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   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   Yeah...it was pretty good except that last part...
2. 362.▲
   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   This is sort of what SerenityOS was going for. Alas it has slowed down a bit since Andreas now handles the Ladybird browser. To be fair Ladybird is probably needed more urgently now.
3. 363.▲
   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   Sorr of related. On my laptop running linux, Firerox with youtube will get progressively slower if you keep sleeping and waking up the laptop. It is as though the JS is struggling to keep up with adjusting to the suspend and wake cycle. Thi
4. 364.▲
   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   I have had many chinese phones (Huawie, Oppo, Xiaomi) over the years and the things they choose to kill in the background is odd. Web browsers and almoat any kind of banking app will be killed in minutes if not seconds. VLC... Depends on th
5. 365.▲
   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   When I use my work PC under Win 11, I endlessly notic all the lag on basically everything. Click and email in outlook at it takes 3 seconds to draw in... thats a good 12 billion cycles on a single core to do that. Multiply that by hundreds&
6. 366.▲
   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   Yep. Increases output but reduces understanding.
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   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   I suspect Jobs would have held off for a few years just to see where the road is going before making a move. In that sense, Apples current lack of real dedicated to move into the LLM space has become a happy accident. They have avoided the
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   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   I hope you are right. My fear is that it could allow unrestricted limits to tear down the rest of nature. Alternatively, it could mean that we would no longer need to do that as a lot of materials that are restricted by energy costs become
9. 369.▲
   by HerbManic 8mo ago

   I do wonder if a little part of this is, they talk a big game, get into office and then see the details of full picture and realise they over promised. It is a nice theory but then they bring out the same rhetoric when seeking re-election.
10. 370.▲
    by HerbManic 8mo ago

    I suspect you may be right. My guess is that Telsa will be bought out by SpaceX so they can cover up loses from various parts of the company, namely X and xAI. Like security backed bonds but on a company scale. With SpaceX having loads of g
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    by HerbManic 8mo ago

    I have come out of lurking here. But that pun was so good/awful I just sent it to Richard Stallman for his collection of puns.