TheRealPomax

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by TheRealPomax 5mo ago
This page really does not like playing nice with reader mode, making it near impossible to read unfortunately.
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by TheRealPomax 5mo ago
A dollar is a dollar, and suppliers chose to screw over the world for not-even-profits: they would have sold the exact same number of chips if they changed how they prioritized delivery while making sure everyone got chips instead of just a
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by TheRealPomax 5mo ago
"Fueled by greed". It would be trivial to say no to AI companies because dollars are dollars, it doesn't matter who pays them, and prioritizing literally all of humanity instead of "five companies" is a choice that
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by TheRealPomax 5mo ago
Some firms don't understand how to do data management, and if we draw the venn diagram of those and the ones that ban sqlite, it'd be pretty close to a circle. Yes, databases could have any extension. No sane dev team would accept
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by TheRealPomax 5mo ago
If you're not modifying data, whatever system is using the data doesn't need a database at all, it just needs a data export.
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by TheRealPomax 5mo ago
I am so confused. There's already a native version of LaTeX... it's... it's LaTeX. Why would a Rust implementation need to match KaTeX instead of properly implementing a real (and modern, so unicode-out-of-the-box) TeX engine
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by TheRealPomax 5mo ago
600 comments and yet no one's questioning the math, just running with "4GB" even though the fsevents log literally says that the file is the result of an unpack operation ? The file might be 4GB but the transfer sure as he
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
And yet, still no touch screen.
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
It'd be nicer if the hex coloring actually matched the "ascii" coloring as well. Orange on the left but green on the right does not help find things.
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
Copilot, probably?
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
Except the data does NOT belong to the government, that's the whole point of Flock operating the way it does. It's not governmental data collection it's data collection by a private company that is then made available to
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
Graph edits vs. linear editing: with layers you just get layers that go on top of each other. You can't separately take the input image, apply two separate changes to it, and then mix those changes back into a single image. And no amou
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
Does it come with DAM, or is there no asset management and if you want to load photos into a project you're still stuck with per-project (power)bins?
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
Even if they are, cmux isn't an alternative to tmux, as it can't attach to/detach from sessions, which is usually the whole reason to use tmux.
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
And in classic Anthropic fashion at this point, their issues appear to just be for show. No one triages them, no one responds to them.
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
If you don't have to codedive new projects all the time, there's zero reason to memorize these. If your job is to look at new codebases all the time, you probably learn to remember these commands pretty quickly.
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by TheRealPomax 6mo ago
From the people who brought you "we used AI to undercut a project we use rather than pay them fairly for the work we relied on" comes an exciting new lawsuit by Mullenweg for using Wordpress in their product description.
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by TheRealPomax 7mo ago
Pretty neat as a real-sized-project experiment to see what a programming program can actually do.
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by TheRealPomax 7mo ago
I want to love this, but the "just install it globally, what could go wrong?" is simply not happening for an AI-written codebase. Open Source was never truly "you can trust it because everyone can vet it", so you had to
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by TheRealPomax 7mo ago
A GPU's job is to take inputs at some resolution, transform it, and then output it at that resolution. H.264/H.265 (and really, any playback format) needs a fundamentally different workflow: it needs to take as many frames as your
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by TheRealPomax 7mo ago
But then you go "hang on, doesn't ESM exist?" and you realize that argument 4 isn't even true. You can literally do what this argument says you can't, by creating a blob instead of "writing a temp file" an
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by TheRealPomax 7mo ago
Except under GFM, html is explicitly part of the spec[1], not just "it's not a parse error, but that's because it's just text that doesn't fall in any predefined markdown syntax category", and good luck findi
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by TheRealPomax 7mo ago
GFM, because HTML in markdown should not be a parse error, and getting twenty different markdown "specs" to all agree on new syntax for bits they are obviously missing (like details, classed scoping, transclusions, etc) is not hap
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by TheRealPomax 8mo ago
labelled "high priority" a month ago. No actual activity by Anthropic despite it being their repo. I'm starting to get the feeling they're not actually very good at this?
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by TheRealPomax 8mo ago
Title tells us nothing: what's the tl;dr?
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by TheRealPomax 8mo ago
I reject this razor on the basis that the author is more than clearly not stupid.
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by TheRealPomax 8mo ago
Every single one relevant to where you live? If you're in the US, the US. "Good fucking luck and lol" and all that, but do it anyway. In the EU? Your country has agencies for this, as does the EU as a whole. Perform your civi
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by TheRealPomax 8mo ago
Surely this also requires reporting DJI to the authorities for gross negligence? This is not an oopsie, this is deploying a surveillance network without telling anyone.
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by TheRealPomax 8mo ago
"Facebook is just clickbait slop and is making billions" is more the opposite of cooked. They managed to turn garbage into dollars, and people are eating it up for as long as they're allowed to do exploit their market positio
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by TheRealPomax 8mo ago
This document makes the mistake of thinking the LLMs (a) have any sort of memory and (b) care. They will violate llm instructions not 2 prompts after being given them because the weights simply generated results.

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