NaomiLehman

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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
I don't know what the famous people are actually feeling and struggling with. I don't know how much of what they are saying is an act and how much is real. 2025 example: Chappell Roan - I have no idea if she is genuine or is this
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
I would guess that the balance is difficult for regular people and impossible for famous people.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
we are both right in different scopes but the context of the thread is the cancellation of an ARM notebook
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
when I say "control the software" what i mean is we need another company that can say "hey we are moving to architecture X because we think it's better" and within a year most developers rewrite their apps for the n
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
in the sense that the supposed topic of the blog is not what it actually is about. it's about the emotion that it's selling. just like the OP blog
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
that's hilarious. and why would you put an emoji in your name :D
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
for this to happen we would need to see a second company that controls both the hardware and the software and that's not realistic, economically. You can't just jump into that space.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
the price for a standard "US Fullz" record is between $5 and $30. slightly more if their credit score is exceptionally high (allows for bigtime fraud), but nothing more than $100. I think the low price is driven by a seemingly inf
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
i don't understand one thing - isn't the Venn Diagram of people who use Gmail in 2025 and who are on HN just 2 circles that don't touch?
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
Well, for example, I can set Stripe Radar to hard match the name on the CC, for example. Very granular control is possible, but doing stuff like checking zip codes, names leads to false negatives and isn't worth it, in my experience.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
Possible :) GPT 5.1-thinking, Sonnet 4.5-thinking, and Grok 4.1 don't make up names like that.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
Just a tip - You can put any string as your name for your Apple ID. you can also change it at any time. I have it as Mac Book. It's not checked when making any credit card payment, AFAIK.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
half of hackernews is AI-generated blogs and the other is marketing material. we have to accept it at this point.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
I find Claude Code a bit better than opencode. I think it's not only about the model but orchestration/context handling.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
it absolutely does. and human employees don't call me "the architect." that's the point.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
you can disable search. just create a different problem if you don't believe it.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
definitely uses a lot of tooling. From "thinking": > I'm now writing a Python script to automate the summation computation. I'm implementing a prime sieve and focusing on functions for Rm and Km calculation [...]
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Tescreal(en.wikipedia.org)
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
Quirks? like context window?
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
they are not meaningless, but when you work a lot with LLMs and know them VERY well, then a few varied, complex prompts tell you all you need to know about things like EQ, sycophancy, and creative writing. I like to compare them using chath
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
Also, Huxley's Soma is very close to the medicine Soma (Carisoprodol), in my experience. It's a beautiful, relaxing, euphoric high. Probably highly addictive.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
I think that's great. More people leaving Windows is a good thing!
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
still a more efficient algo would be better run on gigawatts of compute
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
The M silicon is the best thing that happened to computing in this millennium, in my opinion. And it will change the future of other OSs.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
I think the answer is China (CO2 emissions). But the longer answer is that they are mainly making stuff for the US and the EU. > While China emits over one-third of global CO2, it is also the world’s factory, producing more than one-thir
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
As an American, I always smirk when people in the US say that gas is expensive.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
are these bad things?
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
I like to think this advice is aimed at things that can't be done by thinking them through and doing them, but that have to be started and done repeatedly to be successful.
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
why do they choose it? i have a windows workstation because one CNC machine that we use needs it. only other reason i can see is gaming? I have all 3 major OSs at home and, honestly, Windows 11 is stuff of nightmares to me
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by NaomiLehman 11mo ago
how are they expensive?

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