Terretta

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by Terretta 2y ago
My cursor got schooled. Intriguing example with the shoemaker story, but initially confusing. After playing with it, okay, but still perhaps more confusing than the concept which is clear. The trick with the cursor suggests: what if the co
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by Terretta 2y ago
> url shortener ... temporary email addresses Not sure the privacy browser app itself really "includes" those tools as they work outside the browser on some SaaS somewhere. The browser sends users' data to a service (t
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by Terretta 2y ago
> why offline. anywhere. separately, if you purchase anything from Dell to Framework, you quickly learn there's no "apple tax", there's a cost for a type of engineering to a given spec (for oranges to oranges "
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by Terretta 2y ago
Step one is telepresence for toil, allowing long distance labor arbitrage: https://cybernews.com/ai-news/watney-robots-fold-your-laundr... Step zero is purpose built robots, since the human form isn't necessary fo
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by Terretta 2y ago
> Isn't this shortsighted in the sense that it removes all incentive for the creators to create? When I was young and naive, I learned guitar so I could make tunes, not realizing I'd failed to search engine optimize narrative
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by Terretta 2y ago
Click to read more
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by Terretta 2y ago
And yet we have them sooner.
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by Terretta 2y ago
"MicroStrategy isn’t so much a software firm these days. It’s best described as an insatiable buyer of bitcoin. MicroStrategy is now the largest corporate holder of bitcoins, owning nearly 2 per cent of them, with no signs of stopping
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The epic spectacle that is the Bitcoin juggernaut MicroStrategy(ft.com)
4 points by Terretta 2y ago|6 comments
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by Terretta 2y ago
You're right, looks like 0.3.5 is now on the home page.
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by Terretta 2y ago
Note that the morning person graph is a different vertical axis (1 to 5) than the low at lunch or afternoon persons (2 - 6). It makes it appear the morning person is more productive all day, when the other two appear net more productive whe
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by Terretta 2y ago
Recess isn't socially isolated, class instruction time isn't particularly social, and a variety of classes are not IQ based. One needs to select a learning environment that can provide skill developing challenge in both IQ-appropr
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by Terretta 2y ago
> Skipping 2nd grade led to bullying hell No it didn't. Not debating whether bullying happened, but your skip isn't what resulted in a bullying prone and bullying tolerating hellscape.
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by Terretta 2y ago
On Macbooks with Apple Silicon consider MLX models from MLX community: https://huggingface.co/collections/mlx-community/qwq-32b-pre... For a GUI, LM Studio 0.3.x is iterating MLX support: https://lmstu
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by Terretta 2y ago
If your job or hobby in any way likes LLMs, and you like to "Work Anywhere", it's hard not to justify the MBP Max (e.g. M3 Max, now M4 Max) with 128GB. You can run more than you'd think, faster than you'd think. Se
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by Terretta 2y ago
While perhaps not like this , AWS has from time to time ensured average rate goes up or introduced charges for something previously free: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/aws-and-azure-cloud... https:/&#
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by Terretta 2y ago
Original title: "X's Objection to the Onion Buying InfoWars Is a Reminder You Do Not Own Your Social Media Accounts" [sic]* This fits the char limit, still makes the point: "X objects to The Onion buying InfoWars, says X
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by Terretta 2y ago
Woof.
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by Terretta 2y ago
Try the Ozlo sleep buds, from folks who didn't want Bose sleep buds to disappear: https://ozlosleep.com/ Consider the sound Crimson Cloak for city masking. These are not cancelling, they are masking, but reasonably ef
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by Terretta 2y ago
What actually works are the development models proposed by Royce, the spiral model, DSDM, XP, and something like kanban (pull based) with the manifesto -- all based on the same core essentials: build to the outcome, prioritize learning, bui
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by Terretta 2y ago
> For years I wished they got their stuff together, but at this point I'd be very suprised. This is a thing that's having work done, but still too large depending: https://www.swift.org/documentation/arti
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by Terretta 2y ago
> Apple's fault Apple showed how this can be done without compromise. A combination of on-device-only FaceID and app-by-app opt-in to even trigger a validation, with on-device federal ID validation of some kind, putting you in con
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by Terretta 2y ago
On the contrary, it seems compliant? The link to continue without agreeing is right at the top with the warning, and not buried somewhere in settings (and especially not sending you to each of the 800 to opt out individually like so many f
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by Terretta 2y ago
The thing about this that's troubling is that you saw it and it troubled you. Most sites linked from HN you don't see that number even though it often numbers in the thousands; and if you do get told, they don't let you use a
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by Terretta 2y ago
Absolutely beautiful minimalist tool, deserves to be in any multi-timezone firm's wiki if not right on a dynamic desktop!
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by Terretta 2y ago
> [P]eriodically there is a discussion on Hacker News that boils down to "all of the other engineering disciplines can make reliable predictions and deadlines; why can't software?" or "why is this company's code
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by Terretta 2y ago
Those who can't do... tech? // See thread above about UBI vs. tech nonsense jobs. Any industry driving seven figures per head has room for a quite a few before people notice.
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by Terretta 2y ago
> And if those two groups get in an office politics battle, the group that isn’t distracted as much by engineering wins, right? Wiser than the average wisecrack.
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by Terretta 2y ago
You must mean something by this. What do you mean? // Written from a browser Apple calls Safari on iOS.
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The fight to free JavaScript from Oracle's control(trevorlasn.com)
2 points by Terretta 2y ago|1 comments

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