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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   Is any part of this because Google has the TPU and Groq has the LPU?
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   > except you can optionally return a teardown function, for example: Kind of reminds me of https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/trait/drop.html
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   Is the Department of Justice not a part of the government?
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   > LoongArch is now a fully legitimate, upstreamed ISA—with mainline Linux, Debian, and Rust support—ensuring it will be maintainable and usable at scale, but its momentum is institutional and domestic rather than market-driven: it exists
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   > I'm not cheap, just ahead of the curve. I'm not convinced. I'm convinced you don't value your time. As Simon said, throw $20-$100/mo and get the best state of the art models with "near 0" setup and mo
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   What if there was a herd of people off-shore on-call willing to basically "RDP in" and take over control (human takeover) of the entire fleet when needed? I could see that being an attractive pitch.
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   At first I was thinking "ok maybe they only backed up artists who released under some kind of like... public open source music sharing license" then I read deeper... I had never heard of Anna's Archive before. Feels similar t
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   > Between work, meetups, and social events, I have noticeably less time for side projects than I had before moving here. Lucky you. :) Good problem to have.
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   by MuffinFlavored 10mo ago

   How hard would it be for Blizzard to just recompile WoW to support arm64?
10. 70.▲
    by MuffinFlavored 11mo ago

    remindme! 89 days
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    by MuffinFlavored 11mo ago

    > 5 Wealth: Comfortable ($300k-$3m) Somebody with $300k has a relatively different life than somebody with $3m, no?
12. 72.▲
    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    Is it fair to say GNU coreutils "inspired" the need for Busybox?
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > There's no product stickiness here. Very few of those 700,000,000 active users have ever heard of Claude or DeepSeek or ________. Gemini maybe .
14. 74.▲
    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    Do any of the modem bands work in America? If so... what carrier?
15. 75.▲
    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > You will need at least a Gemini API key, and for best performance also an OpenAI API key. Could you explain why both / why not also Claude (why not all three?)
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > We need coverage because missing a critical test could let bugs slip through to production. Coverage for the sake of coverage doesn't solve much, right? Like... you need setup, act, assertions for it to be worthwhile?
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > Aftermarket ECUs absolutely exist for almost all internal combustion engines. 2025 BMW G80 M3 has an aftermarket ECU? Audi RS3? Mercedes E 63 S? Immobilizer baked into the gateway and transmission and ignition, etc. etc.
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    This is what an unfunny person thinks a good standup comedy special is. An encyclopedia with sarcasm attached to it...
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    .at is Austria TLD, in case anybody was wondering
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    python3.7 is from June 27th, 2018 https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-370/ Why is that the default?
21. 81.▲
    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    Could you help me understand why the remaining 5% is not bit-for-bit reproducible? For example... if you download a tar of sources pinned to a version, and you run `./configure` and `make` in some kind of container and it doesn't
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > Capital expenditures, quarterly Any chart/graph showing money over time not adjusted for inflation is kind of strange to me.
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > ASP.NET Core is a very good choice too. I have found this to not be true.
24. 84.▲
    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    Is current node.js a better language than .NET 6/7/8/9, why or why not?
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > OpenAI is one of many. Maybe to you as a tech person who is online a lot/reads message boards/etc. I don't think my mother in law/the average person knows Claude, Gemini, etc. but I surely overhear young kids/a
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    I think Claude Code is great, but I really grew accustomed to the "Cursor-tab tab tab" autocomplete style. A little perplexed why the Claude Code integration into VS Code doesn't add something like this? It would make it the
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    > That’s not the case with LLM’s at this moment. I'd be curious to know how many tokens the average $200/mo user uses and what the cost on their end for it is.
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    Great link, thanks. I'm probably being conceited but the fact that some company somewhere thought it was a good idea to add this feature for commercial efforts probably makes me think it's missing from the open source world. Given
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    I see. It's a new rendering engine, not "Blink/WebKit/etc.". Am I right that WebKit does not support what you and I are discussing equivalent wise? Passing structs or "binary" events?
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    by MuffinFlavored 1y ago

    How could/would you do "DOM event -> native FFI dlsym-type call"?