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by alberth 11mo ago
Is this accurate? Doesn’t that strategy only work in games like Clue, where everyone is trying to uncover the same hidden character? In Guess Who, you’re identifying your opponent’s character, not a shared one, so any misdirection only h
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by alberth 11mo ago
Are you primary using electron-based apps, or true native macOS apps? Maybe I’m lucky but I run macOS daily without any problems. (Yes, there’s annoying fit/finish issues in the UI - but no issues with stability)
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by alberth 11mo ago
Traditional workflow is largely predefined & rule-based. There’s a level of autonomy by the AI agents (it determines on its own the next step), that is not predefined. Agreed though that there’s lots of similarities.
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by alberth 11mo ago
Actual title: ”Fast food is losing its low-income customers. Economists call it a symptom of the stark wealth divide”
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by alberth 11mo ago
Ternus team didn’t create M-series. Johny Srouji team did instead. https://www.apple.com/leadership/johny-srouji/ https://www.apple.com/leadership/john-ternus/
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by alberth 11mo ago
How does their attempt to acquire ARM (and failed) impact this?
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by alberth 11mo ago
I love Zed’s minimal design language ... clean, restrained colors, low visual noise. The screenshot below surprised me: https://zed.dev/img/post/zed-is-our-office/this-week.webp All the colorful avatars and t
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by alberth 11mo ago
Can you share more on this. While I do not work at Zed, I'm curious to hear more about this use case for my own company needs.
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by alberth 11mo ago
As an aside, I've been using TSA Touchless at select airports. It's pretty slick. No ID, nor Board Pass needed. Just walk up to TSA, and only facial recognition is needed. It's extremely fast too. https://www.tsa.g
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by alberth 11mo ago
Similar event happened 2-years ago, but with Microsoft https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39912916
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by alberth 11mo ago
> It is written in SPARK and Ada, and is comprised of 100% free software. I thought SPARK was a paid (not free) license. Am I mistaken? Very cool project btw.
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by alberth 11mo ago
Not knowing python, I find the data classes example extremely readable. More so than Ruby example.
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by alberth 11mo ago
Any chance this is related to Agentic Commerce, and Amazon wanting to protect their moat?
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by alberth 11mo ago
I often see people complain about how async is implemented in certain languages or frameworks - are there any examples where people actually like how async was designed or handled?
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by alberth 11mo ago
CCTV have internet access? Isn’t this suppose to be a “closed-circuit”.
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by alberth 11mo ago
mitchellh says no plan to support Sixel: https://xcancel.com/mitchellh/status/1985432954089455856#m
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by alberth 11mo ago
Source link indicating PEP 810 was accepted: https://discuss.python.org/t/pep-810-explicit-lazy-imports/1...
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by alberth 11mo ago
I wonder if it’s more intuitive that way. Like what Apple does with stopwatch. https://lukashermann.dev/writing/why-the-iphone-timer-displa...
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by alberth 11mo ago
(2024)
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by alberth 11mo ago
Agreed that if you’re not using NVMe (as example), that non-CPU upgrade will translate into the biggest perceived benefit. Then again, not many Sandy Bridge mobo supported NVMe.
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by alberth 11mo ago
What factors would be compelling to upgrade for? Just curious, since perf alone doesn’t seem to be the factor. https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/intel-core-i7-2600k https://browser.geekbench.com/
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by alberth 1y ago
48 Comments | 8-months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43130480
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by alberth 1y ago
> doesn't understand what even a quarter of the HTML elements I’d welcome people knowing a quarter of the html elements. Because in my experience, it seems like people only know 1 html element, which is DIV and it’s used for everyth
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by alberth 1y ago
Since Nim GC approach seems to be a common topic of discussion, providing link below on more details: https://nim-lang.org/docs/mm.html
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by alberth 1y ago
Phone systems use to be high tech back-in-the-day and the original "hacker news" was https://www.2600.com (in print).
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by alberth 1y ago
He also left AMD 10-years ago (2015). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Keller_(engineer)
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by alberth 1y ago
At one time, AOL had a market cap of $200B https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/15/how-aol-dominated-the-intern...
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by alberth 1y ago
Here’s a great online tool that lets you upload any image and apply different dithering styles to it. https://doodad.dev/dither-me-this/
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by alberth 1y ago
Is Bob still involved (in Wren)? I thought his focus was Dart these days given being employed by Google.
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by alberth 1y ago
Just a callout to Logo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language)

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