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Sometimes I feel we need to accelerate this trend. We need to collectively drown in a tsunami of slop. Only then will we decide to value quality.
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Easiest decision ever to skip the infotainment system - your phone is better at that anyway. The Slate is like the original Nintendo Wii - swapping sophistication for fun.
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The issue I’m referring to isn’t large companies VS small companies. I don’t think large companies are inherently bad. I am referring to the societal harm that’s done by companies (that’s also what the article is referring to). Why is the c
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Other than in movies I’ve never seen anyone use a burner phone, ever.
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> He highlighted this as a particular area where Ford could outperform Chinese rivals, some of which he said "have really cheap batteries, and that's their problem". With >100 EV companies in China competing with each o
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Good, first develop empathy and social skills. Then critical thinking. Only then AI as an educational tool. Social media? Never.
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Having an experience early in your life building something based on your own design and then selling it, that’s awesome. The leap in confidence from knowing you can create something that others want is immense. All of us software devs who s
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It always bugs me when “Silicon Valley” is written about as some kind of monolith. Do all the sincere, hard-working, risk-taking startups deserve to be painted by the same brush as Facebook?
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Tens of millions of users every day rely on Robotic Process Automation. It’s glue that hold companies together.
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Whoa that’s useful, learnt something new!
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Anecdote, not “research”: Yesterday I compared Deepseek, Kimi 2.6, MiMo 2.5 and GLM 5.2 for the same task (replace a custom token-based auth scheme with a cookies-based scheme across a front- and back-end codebase). I used Opencode with the
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Still more helpful than this comment
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The btiwise operators library doesn’t go away
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What’s the Lua/LuaJIT story these days for bundling up all the scripts of an application into a single file? Is there a way to do the super convenient go-like thing?
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Cool to see this - ergonomic syntax will make it easier to recommend Lua. Hope the PUC team aligns with this. Also, I love this kind of pragmatism: > Exponentiation assignment a ^= b has been deliberately omitted to avoid a predictable p
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Love the way the author labels each of his diagrams as “AI Slop”!
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This attention to detail is making me optimistic: https://basicappleguy.com/basicappleblog/macos-golden-gate-i... Im addition to the 263 small things that were on a single slide at WWDC 26
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True. What France (as an EU member) and Switzerland (not as an EU member) share is a desire for sovereign AI. I am interested how their efforts compare, and how their LLMs thus far compare.
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The distro would have to include FP emulation software for the 486 SX, which is a big chunk of code if a floppy disk is all you have to work with. Also, some system tools need FP support (like df).
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Quoting Zuckerberg on Meta’s code of conduct is hilarious.
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Just go to kimi.com and try for yourself (not affiliated, but happy user). First time I did this I realized in 5 seconds that the big players weren’t going to be carving up the market between them.
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Well put. It’s why I’m so happy that the beta of MacOS Golden Gate shows proper designers who sweat the details are in charge again.
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From a sovereign AI perspective, how does this compare to Mistral?
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“MCP is the API contract for the AI era, and Go is the language the rest of the world is going to need to learn to write it in.” Ugh.
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Love the idea. But really, having to remove the boards from the case, dispose of the batteries(!), create a Linux that supports (potentially) obscure GPUs, mount on custom boards that expose Ethernet, to arrive at a situation where 60-80 ph
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Americans report using ChatGPT far more than other chatbots (%): ChatGPT 44 Gemini 24 Copilot 17 Meta AI 14 Grok 8 Claude 6 Character.ai 3 Two things: Blows my mind how many people use Meta AI Also show how HN readers are
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How much death and suffering does this guy have on his conscience? I’m so curious how someone goes from being a professor to a science denier? I simply can’t imagine that journey.
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Pitch is another word for throw. The joke is that a perfect throw is one where a banjo Is thrown into the trash (this is already funny if you consider how careful musicians are with their instruments), and what makes it a perfect throw is t
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This is atrocious
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A first glance Europe comes across as a basket case of such bureaucracy and regulatory overreach that it’s easy to despair. But if you look beyond “Europe” and look at the individual countries you see lots of good things are happening, entr
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