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JSR_FDED
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This is a very impressive result. If I understand correctly the bottleneck is the SSD in this architecture - the author seems to get almost 15GB/s - but I seem to remember the max b/w was about 8GB/s. What am I missing?
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Currently I’m blocking the Tahoe updates with Little Snitch. If that becomes untenable I’ll just run Sequoia in a VM.
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But if you teach the bottle how to fish it will be able to feed itself for life.
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Given a profile like this, how good would an LLM be at figuring out whether the profile if from a bot or a real person?
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Crazy how there’s this sudden jump in price from $205 for the Generic wire mesh trash can, to $1100 for the Better Bin. These cities seem to be on the track of modifying people’s behavior, instead I think they should accept the behavior for
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He’s wrong though. The best laptop given the state of the art at the time was the PowerBook 12 inch.
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I’ve been having a very good experience with OpenCode and Kimi 2.5. It’s fast enough and smart enough that I can stay in a state of flow.
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Why not just use Lua? I get that it’s fun to make your own language, but if Garmin is trying to create a developer ecosystem then having their own C/Java/Lua-like language seems an unnecessary impediment.
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LLMs didn’t exist when Wayland was started. Now that we have them, would it be feasible to use LLMs to go after the historical crud that X11 accumulated due to age? I don’t like vibe coding, but using LLMs to dig into a huge legacy code bas
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Then you need a firewall update for each new user. Whereas matching on user+ip is a one-time proxy install.
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Agree. Impossible is on a different planet in terms of being very very close to the taste of real meat. Unfortunately still premium priced. It’s a pity that Beyond is getting so much attention because they’re not the best ambassadors for me
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Am I the only one who just loves that we’re getting more color back into Apple products?
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Beats is a $1B+ a year business. Investment-wise it was a no-brainer. Cultural cachet of Beats - note how Apple kept the brand. Jimmy Iovine & Dr Dre showed them how to tap into a new demographic. It helped Apple get up and running with
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I give up, what does it say?
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This is great, you’ve taken the pieces of Django I’m most envious of (the amazing ORM and Admin panel), and made them available separately. Timing couldn’t be better just as I’m starting to use Quart in earnest.
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Great for situations where you want a high signal to noise ratio like a discussion forum. Needs adjusting for international use - overseas mail often takes too long or is prohibitively complex in less developed countries. I love the idea of
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I’m not saying scrappy drones are the key to victory in all circumstances. But look at Iran - their air defenses and navy are destroyed. Yet they can inflict massive damage on their neighbors with drones within 10 minutes flight distance, m
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Ukraine and Iran are showing us that scrappy low-cost and improvised drones are the future. The asymmetry with slow procurement, long-term and very expensive delivery is so stark that I feel Europe (Ukraine excluded) and the US have no good
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7mo ago
If you’re getting a paywall, try this: https://amp.scmp.com/tech/tech-trends/article/3346513/inside...
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Some good advice in the comments. Perhaps you could take some important open source systems in the data science space, and then use AI to help you deeply understand how they’re built and why they were built that way. That will give you han
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Lame attempt at hyping up IBM’s own Watson AI thing, dressed up as an AI think piece.
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Three bits of advice from having gone through this: 1. You need both stretches and muscle strengthening exercises. 2. Ergonomics while working matter, things like putting your monitor higher will help a lot compared to hunching over a lapto
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I think it’s take-away, or to go. Like when you order some food to go.
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So WTF is it?
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Can never unsee that now
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It’s super annoying. I’m salivating over all the new announcements but my M1 16GB 1TB will likely last another 5 years.
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So what you’re saying is: Charlie's paternal grandfather Reginald married twice—first to Mildred, mother of Charlie's father Arthur and his siblings Beatrice (a nun with spiritual godchildren) and Cecil (whose widow Dorothy marrie
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I’m excited that Apple now has a reason to keep MacOS small. Their soon to be top-selling machine has 8GB and they won’t want to make all those millions of Neos unusable by shipping a bloated OS.
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One can only dream
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“You can ship AI without evaluation.” “You can also ship without tests.” “Both approaches create compelling personal growth opportunities.” Now THAT is how you start an article I’ll actually read!
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