Zopieux

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by Zopieux 7mo ago
Most updates need to reboot once or more, but the final one should have shutdown. Now, don't get me wrong, what the hell is so special about Windows that it needs to reboot for every little update operation?
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by Zopieux 7mo ago
French, Spanish, German would go a long way.
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by Zopieux 7mo ago
The exact opposite has started: every single developer with an LLM subscription now has 45 variations of any foundational tool and library, to cater to their weird use-case, because it was easier for the LLM to just modify it rather than ad
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by Zopieux 7mo ago
Timberborn 1.0 is indeed quite nice! Very chill, and the surprise automation feature drop is a god send.
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by Zopieux 7mo ago
As of a few months ago I get AI slop tracks in virtually all YTM automatic playlists, after a few normal tracks, so I abandoned the platform entirely. Call me when Spotify and YT collaborate with Deezer on labelling AI music as such. Yes, i
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by Zopieux 7mo ago
Great first step. Thanks EU for yet another concrete consumer W!
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by Zopieux 7mo ago
I wonder what will be the parallel hindsight about waste, but for matrix multiplications, in a few years.
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
Have you heard of machine learning?
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
Thanks for putting this into words better then I would. I was screaming discoverablity at my screen.
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
I feel old. Every single millennial versed into computers knows about this convention, which I think probably comes from Windows, back when they paid their employees to care.
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
Yup, can relate. And not having to get behind the wheel, defrost, maintain the car, park, ... This is so relaxing.
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
Successful transit means a very regular schedule and ponctuality. Your first point does not apply to, say, Switzerland. Missed your train? Just wait 5-10 minutes. 30 if you're in bumfuck nowhere.
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
It is not even controversial or anormal. If nobody cares about an infrastructure and reluctantly maintains it only because it _has_ to (e.g. by federal mandate), then yeah, you get bottom-of-the-barrel service and a negative feedback loop (
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
Right mb; the point being this is not local.
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
We do this because using AI makes you immediately lazy in a way that is difficult to put in words but that anyone who tried can relate to. We do this because we were impressed that one time the stars aligned and the output was decent. So
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by Zopieux 8mo ago
Saved you a click: Mac only and actually Grok; local inference too slow. Won't be free when xAI starts charging.
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by Zopieux 9mo ago
This post is about some highly interactive software with a lot of design decisions, and this thread is about finding whether or not your 20% feature niche is supported. Let's be real, unless some soul somehow had the same 20% as yours
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by Zopieux 9mo ago
By, get this, trying out the products. Revolutionary.
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by Zopieux 9mo ago
https://macaron.im/blog/ai-assistant-privacy-comparison#:~:t... All providers are opt-out. The moat is the data, don't pretend like you don't know.
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by Zopieux 9mo ago
Yup, nailed it.
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by Zopieux 9mo ago
Cheers to cities pedestrianizing school streets even in busy capitals (e.g. Paris). Cars have no place near school entrances. Fix your urbanism and public transportation. Yes, kids in developed countries have the autonomy to go to school by
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by Zopieux 9mo ago
"tech blogger not reinvent NixOS but badly" challenge (impossible)
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by Zopieux 9mo ago
It's funny (and depressing) because it's actually true despite the hyperbole.
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by Zopieux 10mo ago
Why does anyone still go through the trouble, for personal use, of buying and fighting against Windows terrible design decisions and crappy implementations, when there are so many great alternatives?
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by Zopieux 10mo ago
The amount of attention and care that went into the user interface is mind-boggling. I love the (in hindsight obvious) trick of having a 2D value picker with the step size as a second dimension. This is notoriously difficult to get right, e
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by Zopieux 10mo ago
The better solution is reducing America's dependency on cars in urban centers to make room for vehicles which actually need to drive, like emergency services, while the rest of the general public uses an excellent public transportati
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by Zopieux 10mo ago
>ctrl-f "gun control" >0 results Never change, HN.
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by Zopieux 10mo ago
It's not just soulless, it's plain ugly. You'd think with their budget these companies would try harder.
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by Zopieux 11mo ago
>A creativity tool for kids (and adults; consider memes). Fixed that for you: (and adults; consider porn). I don't think you realize the extent of the “underground” nsfw genai community, which has to rely on open-weight models sin
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by Zopieux 11mo ago
Don't forget the expensive sport cars.

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