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by aeon_ai 1y ago
They also just botched a price increase. Microsoft is floundering right now.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
I'd consider it just an opinionated distribution of Arch, with a lot of flex. Sure, I think if you disagree with the majority, you'd go Arch and rice your own from the base install (lot of folks who do), but if not, it's a ve
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
That's fair -- Basically, you're saying you just add the feature of 'scrollable' to any workspace? DMS looks pretty slick.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
I'm familiar with DHH's opinions -- Can you elaborate on how there are ethical implications/baggage associated with using FOSS? Must we leave the vicinity of people we don't always agree with?
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
I've seen Niri floating around the conversation, but still find myself drawn to Hyprland. There's something about "pagination" vs a scrollable compositor that makes things feel much more targeted and organized. I use Oma
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
> It is sensitive to compiler versions, GPU setup, and sometimes even being looked at the wrong way, and we have no intention whatsoever of supporting it. My favorite type of code
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Good thing it's been forgotten enough that almost nobody knows that, or cares it's the name of this company. I think if anyone is offended by a word that is not used by anyone in that context, they're probably due for some se
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
I'd tend to disagree they're interchangeable, although it may feel like it for many things. Our culture certainly wants people to equate the two, because if people believe in the myth that money = power, money has more power. Ho
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
> adding it to the one place where devs still type a lot of text Because that's where the text the devs type still matters most. Do I care significantly about this feature's existence, and find it an affront to humanity? No. Bu
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Look, I use AI regularly. I value AI. It's not a criticism of AI, broadly, it's commentary on a feature designed to make engineers (and increasingly non-engineers) even lazier about one of the main points of leverage in making AI
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
This is, as I see it, the tension between wisdom and power. Wealth, in the modern era, has been a vehicle to achieve power. It is certainly not the only path, but it is the most culturally universal path to influence the effort of others av
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Why waste precious milliseconds typing complete sentences to your AI coding assistant? With autocomplete in the prompt box, we've solved the most pressing problem facing developers today: prompt fatigue. Gone are the days of exhausting
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
At some point -- sometimes early, often too late -- we realize we're going to die. Our time is finite. We have only so many days to do anything, let alone something that matters. Meaning is found in how and why we spend that time. When
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
To those lamenting that the Plan with Opus/Code with Sonnet feature is not available, check the charts. Sonnet 4.5 is beating Opus 4.1 on many benchmarks. Feels like it's a change they made not to 'remove options', but b
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Some languages, such as English, have a term for this - It's called "lying".
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
If you're just using prompts it's almost always just scratching the surface when it comes to creative AI use. With Suno, using your audio uploads to effectively 'filter' your ideas into something usable, compositing in t
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
I think a Model-specific SemVer needs to be created to be clearer as to what degree of change has taken place, in the age of model weights. Something that distinguishes between a completely new pre-training process/architecture, and st
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Which are wildly different when comparing a third-party hosted product (i.e., Microsoft), and a self-hosted OSS application that can use a self-hosted Ollama model. The feature isn't the problem.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
The nature of the transaction itself is fundamentally different in a paygated/trustless API request. This is different from an API schema of a /payments/ endpoint being segregated from the actual resource that is being paid f
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
For those who are interested in origins, a Coinbase sponsored protocol. With Stripe moving into the space heavily and looking to lock things up in "Stripe-land", I think having an open protocol is great.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Israeli-founded very much buries the lede of US owned (ironSource/Unity).
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Ignoring or at least dismissing the similar acts on the left highlights the reason that a third party is necessary. It’s clear Trump is attempting to capture the institution, and I’m not equivocating, but this has been an escalating ping po
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
We need a third party, because this is just the pendulum swinging away from one cancel culture to another.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
If the forced deprecation of Ublock wasn't enough to get me off Chrome, this sure as hell is.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Greenland is an autonomous territory in the Kingdom of Denmark that, at least as rendered on my screen, is missing from the map entirely.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
I don't know if this is happening for anyone else, but Greenland is missing, which is deeply and darkly amusing for many reasons, least of all the size of the omission.
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
Nietzsche spoke of life at its fullest as an overflow, a strength so abundant it spills into creation, joy, generosity. Christ, too, framed love as something that overflows measure: forgiveness seventy times seven, care that extends to stra
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
I'm going to take a different tack on this one. --- Point 1 Crime is real. Can we agree on that? If you were in charge of identifying and locating criminals based on on-chain transaction data, what are the list of guidelines you'd
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by aeon_ai 1y ago
It’s been determined that training is fair use by the same judge - Anthropic did in fact buy copies of books and train on those as well. Thus the $3k per violation is still punitive at (conservatively) 100x the cost of the book. Given that

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