OJFord

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by OJFord 7mo ago
It doesn't actually say 'extracted' though, are we sure 'protein' actually implies that (i.e. separated it from other elements) vs. just being marketing copy to make 'yellow pea' et al. more exciting to ce
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by OJFord 7mo ago
GP isn't saying people do complain about oil, they're saying by the same logic people ought to, if they wish to be consistent, which seems silly.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I think OP nailed it with 'the bits I care the most about'—if you like those things a certain way, then you'll want to make sure they are that way, not accept whatever Claude does. If you don't care, you just want someth
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by OJFord 8mo ago
That does seem a strange argument, it could simply be `%%` (or whatever) to introduce a 'metadata comment', and then a Go implementation that doesn't support metadata would simply lex both `%%` and `//` as comments
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by OJFord 8mo ago
They advertise that they do do it, they just don't/it doesn't work. See commenter on their 2025 bounty for reporting it, won't-fix resolution: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47393393
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by OJFord 8mo ago
That's bizarre. They won't be fixing it, and yet the changelog post is unretracted.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
His 'Annotated Turing' (a reproduction of On computable numbers, with an application to the Entscheidungsproblem , with explanation and walk-through) got me into CS vs. prior interest mainly in EE.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Huh, so you got http; I'm now getting linked to: https://partnerportal.anthropic.com/s/partner-registration Which Firefox warns me has an untrusted cert.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I think GP meant 'longer time users of AI', not 'older aged users of AI'. Their point being that it's not really an advantage to have learnt the tricks and ways to deal with it a year, two years ago when it's s
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I'm not sure what you mean, if you max out your subscription perhaps? If you pay $100 and don't use it, you don't get refunded $100 because it's 'capped to API rates' which would've been 0.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Ah, thanks, I had the same issue, should've thought to include that. While I'm commenting: I think the (original) title undersells the significance - the recording is from Turing's computing lab at Manchester, 1951.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I followed the link through to the video interview; it's not a lot clearer, except that she's definitely talking about trying to play a song (and it not working, ruining/frustrating the moment). Follows with the example &#x27
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Active noise reduction isn't unique to wired models any more though - in fact I find it better on the wireless earphones I use now than my old similar wired model (same brand) because the microphones are right there in the ear, not bas
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Restoring the first recording of computer music (2018)(bl.uk)
39 points by OJFord 8mo ago|11 comments
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Not Easter diet is also known as a low-cacoa diet.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
A lot of people, including perhaps the creator of this, feel that LLMs themselves are this service.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Where did they go?
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by OJFord 8mo ago
> Laptops also now fall into the trope of good/better/best with Neo/Air/Pro. ...until the bestest Ultra launches, as GP pointed out? (Also Air used to be 'the light one', not the standard/middling one
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Has the title been changed already? It currently says 'private credit', I don't see how that misleadingly sounds like 'retail credit'?
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I can't imagine this replaces proper later stage interviews, but more like pre-recorded responses to questions or presentations, surely?
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Those are the standard British pronunciations, if you meant 'I have heard' as though it might be a niche or occasional occurrence. ('fill-ay' et al. are AmE pronunciations.) It's not always that way though, consider
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by OJFord 8mo ago
I hope you appreciate the irony of your distaste for people's mis-punctuation while also Altman-casing your objection.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
The misunderstanding here wasn't noun vs. verb, it was 'subset of data' vs. network partition.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Author seems to be a painter/journalist/art journalist—so the answer to that is the same as to the OP question: so far it's primarily been built out for programming, by and for software engineers, where it seems completely na
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by OJFord 8mo ago
GP is well known, you really needn't guess if you're that fascinated.
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Mercury – Transforming Drone(github.com)
6 points by OJFord 8mo ago|0 comments
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by OJFord 8mo ago
True - I don't think I really had my head screwed on there. It just 'feels different' because it's language level, the actual syntax, I suppose, but no - you're right.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Counter- (or at least more recent data-) point: Raspberry Pi, Arm.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
Huh, I didn't realise it was that specific, I thought it just meant/came from 'covering everything with crap'.
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by OJFord 8mo ago
GP is from a long line of enshittificators: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47218815

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