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ako
1y ago
Most llms have a privacy mode, including windsurf, that state they don’t use your input for training. But I think your last sentence is key, code is hardly ever so unique that it’s super valuable by itself. Ideas can be copied easily. For m
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1y ago
Basic interpreter used $a000 to $c000 if I remember correctly, and screen buffer characters was at $400. If you didn’t need to display anything you could use it for something else.
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1y ago
Interesting to see that even with these type of tools coding it takes 8 months. That is not the general impression people have of ai assisted coding. Any thoughts on how you could improve plandex to bring down 8 months to 1 month or less?
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2y ago
Sounds like it is capable of thinking in abstract concepts instead of words that are related/connected? So that training material in different languages would all add to knowledge on the same concepts? It is like a student in school th
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2y ago
Doesn't matter. I have docker and ollama running, would be nice to ditch ollama and run everything through docker.
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America's Future Is Hungary
(theatlantic.com)
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ako
2y ago
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2y ago
For the zx81 i think it was usually some encoded binary form, so no compiler/interpreter involved.
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2y ago
I feel like most news articles I read miss the why, just like your first sentence.
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2y ago
At the same time poverty is soaring: https://www.npr.org/2025/02/09/nx-s1-5280631/argentinas-rece...
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2y ago
Tried it with Firefox on an iPad. Could not get past the pop up dialog when opening the page, the ok button is below the fold, and I can’t scroll the page up.
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2y ago
What capabilities was gimp missing to create these thumbnails?
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2y ago
It’s sad to see how these discussions always seem to be a fight to win the discussion with arguments. We need to try harder to understand each other, otherwise this will only polarize further, and end with real fighting. It’s sad that every
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An AI Coding Assistant Refused to Write Code – Suggested the User Learn to Do It
(arstechnica.com)
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2y ago
Regulations are causing the fact that housing prices follow purchasing power of potential buyers: it causes a shortage in supply, which means supply side can dictate prices. Prices will be what buyers can afford. Just wait for the next rece
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2y ago
Where do you see that option, I can’t find it on the Dutch version?
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2y ago
False, you’re linking to the X1 gen5, newest is gen12, which has a maximum of 32gb soldered, no slots: https://www.lenovo.com/nl/nl/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadx1/t...
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2y ago
Has 32gb of memory max. My current 5 year old thinkpad P1 has 64GB, not going back to 32.
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2y ago
Everybody keeps talking about it, must do wonders for marketing. By now everyone must know that AMD has a wonderful chip with a horrible name.
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2y ago
Hope lenovo ships the amd max in a P1 type laptop. I have an almost 5 year old thinkpad P1gen2 with Core i9, 64GB, 2.5Tb disk, T2000 discrete GPU, 4K oled touch display running Linux. Something similar that runs LLMs faster would be nice. T
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2y ago
Agree, the us, and its allies have made some stupid decisions, but I would not be so sure there’s no threat from Russia. Putin may have already concurred the US by replacing its government by people that are owned by Putin, that vote and de
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2y ago
US president Roosevelt actually started the creation of the United Nations to avoid another world war. If we want to avoid another world war, more policing is needed, and Roosevelt thought the US was in a good position to do this. No amount
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2y ago
As soon as citizens no longer trust their democratic government, democracy stops being effective. I the Netherlands I think the governments have done a pretty decent job (although far from perfect, but compared to other countries they’re to
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2y ago
Online warfare is warfare, and russias lies can destabilize working democracies. We all know the stories of the horrors of the 2nd world war, and never again also means fighting online warfare. Freedom is more important than freedom of lies
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There is free speech in Europe, just not free lies. I think it’s a good thing if voter manipulation through Russian lies is addressed, this is just a piece of online warfare from Russia.
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2y ago
No it’s not, graphql is an rpc that returns a tree of objects where you can indicate what part of the tree is relevant to you.
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I had a leaky air freshener attached to wall, it dripped on top of baseboard, the chemicals did a better job removing the paint on the baseboard that regular paint removers…
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2y ago
An llm itself is a large codebase that no human has laid eyes on, instead you validate it through testing. Regarding testing, I’ve had an interaction with windsurf where I told it there was a bug in the application it generated. It replied
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Same for windsurf, I’ve been using it to generate documentation for code bases. It will generate markdown with mermaid diagrams to explain whatever you want to know; from the component architecture of an entire application, to the sequence
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2y ago
You can run an llm on your local machine, and you can get llm sandboxes for your company.
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I don’t think this is a mental breakdown instead he’s showing his real evil nature
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