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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
I enjoyed the gameplay but it felt very much like a half finished game. It’s more of a vibey simulation than a complete game.
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
The developer gets to at least name the roads. I worked for a city, the developers would submit names and while the city had the final call 99% of the time they would just accept whatever the developer submitted. The only times that I saw i
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
Why would any reasonable governing entity (I understand we live in a world where there are not many of these) allow you to run a bunch of natural gas generators in a parking lot?
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
Convince who? There is no such thing as antitrust anymore in the USA, it’s merely the size of the bribe required to let the merger go through now
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
It’s not just Europe, most of the developed world works like this. Except for the United States
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
Ignoring the obvious flaws in the writing and the prose, I find it interesting because it’s one of the more obvious examples of enshittification that plagues American culture - often in ways that are so subtle that one might be considered p
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
The content was pretty good though IMO. It’s something that I think a lot of people in the USA have long believed and experienced, but seeing a technical takedown demonstrating it hits harder for some reason. The prose and filler did make m
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
At least Sam Altman appeared to drop all pretenses of his pure sociopathy some time ago
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
Conversely, many of my customers abandoned many of their SaaS solutions because they can now hand roll the 10% of the SaaS solution they need in 15 minutes. That’s not to say all SaaS is going away. But a good hunk of the single simple solu
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
If you want to vibe something that gets you 70% of the way to this well funded startup in like 15 minutes just tell your LLM of choice to create a hook or override the web fetching skill to pipe the content through Mozilla’s readability ext
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 3mo ago
If you happen to live within line of site of a cell tower buying a MIMO antenna and beaming internet off of a data plan is also somewhat viable, but Starlink is probably better on bandwidth and packet loss
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Now that Apple has containerization api’s probably the gap closed but when I ran benchmarks a couple years ago Orbstack would on average perform the same build at 4x faster wall clock time as docker desktop
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Yeah this piece of marketing got me: > Made to fit in every home, including yours. Unless that home has stairs
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
I do find it amusing that you think that the people who would use openclaw know or vaguely even comprehend what the term “opaque binary blob” means
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
You say this as if the people implementing TLD blocks even understand what the term scoring system means
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Where do you have documentation of this party even doing this thing? The Wikipedia entry linked elsewhere does not talk about this perspective at all
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Statins are a well understood mechanism of action for controlling cholesterol. We generally understand that people with cholesterol problems leverage statin therapy to address those, and there is a well audited corpus of placebo controlled
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Would it be sad? If it’s gnarly and it solves the problem, as an end user I don’t really care. The only people who lose are the mathematical purists
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
It is materially better, but I didn’t feel a huge loss when it was yanked. My use case is large complex legacy modernization projects and its ability is definitely better than opus 4.8 at the job. But it’s more like an optimization, I could
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
The way HEB wins the hearts and souls of every Texan is via the tortilla machine. No other major grocery chain stocks fresh, daily made tortillas and instead offers premade "tortillas"
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
There's just too many nuances to take any measurement less than an order of magnitude of difference seriously without further investigation. Even a 2x can be a simple configuration change for these things. Usually the differences of &g
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
It's so easy for others to casually dismiss how difficult of a problem it is to get this right, especially, as you say, this is happening in flight for many thousands of users. Kudos to you for being transparent and building a genuinel
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Were they giving people 50 years in prison for it back then too?
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
The moral of the story here is just to do bloodwork on a regular basis (absolute bare minimum once a year) and respond accordingly. I take some supplements like vitamin D, but I only take what is empirically measurable. If I can't quan
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Your reasoning is logical, but fails to pass the bar of "better than or even equal to just literally using some existing platform to attach a $X bounty to some issue I want resolved". There are several popular solutions that exist
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
It does seem like a worse version of a FOSS donation platform that uses regular old money. I guess one advantage is that you can ensure your money goes directly to using AI to solve specific problems on the codebase, but what does that solv
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
Mind unwrapping this a bit more? I’m interested in iops heavy distributed caching and this seems like it unlocks some creative use cases there
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
I look forward to the evolution of your project into a less standardized Kubernetes as end users request more and more features of your project.
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
The biggest problem, IMO, is that if you buy from a third party when shit hits the fan you have to rely on that third party. This is still a problem even with reputable travel agents like Amex and Chase. Even in the best case scenario where
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by SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
I was big into dumbphones about 10-15 years ago and the problem with dumbphones is the same problem with dumbtv and other ones, is that the market is already small, and those in the market for these things are opinionated as shit about the

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