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by animuchan 1y ago
It's absolutely possible, but on an M4 mac the largest / slowest model I could feasibly run was very inferior, compared to the default paid Cursor experience. I tested with Kilo Code: https://kilocode.ai/ -- it&#x
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by animuchan 1y ago
At this point I think it's just called a government, sadly enough.
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by animuchan 1y ago
> Hamas, Hezbolla or Houthis are hardly Russian allies I beg to differ. * Russia sent missiles to Houthis just this year. Also assists with intelligence for attacks, at least according to https://www.fdd.org/analysis&#x2F
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by animuchan 1y ago
Point taken, thanks! Re: Russia deliberately targets civilians, but being totally inept, misses and hits different civilians. -- Yep, absolutely, but this is unfalsifiable I guess. I mean, maybe they're targeting hostile aliens from sp
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by animuchan 1y ago
This poses a fun dilemma: the belief that Russia deliberately targets civilians (which is likely correct) almost requires us to also believe that the Russian army fields precision weaponry allowing deliberately targeting things (of which th
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by animuchan 1y ago
Taping a grenade to it (instead of the lightning guidance thing) will be probably as efficient or more, as a weapon. If they could weaponize earthquakes instead, now that'd be brilliant.
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by animuchan 1y ago
Not sure this is correct. For example: https://vanced.to/posts/youtube-premium-shows-ads-users-conc... There's also this email from YouTube support: https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comme
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by animuchan 1y ago
Paid YouTube still shows some ads, so no, it's just a way to give Google some money.
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by animuchan 1y ago
Where it says "you just have to get lucky", there's clearly a typo. The correct text reads, "you just have to get good."
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by animuchan 1y ago
Absolutely, the least we can do is not participate.
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by animuchan 1y ago
Yep, and certainly there are a lot more errors like these (giving enormous benefit of the doubt here, as the document seems to always err on the side of "other library bad")
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by animuchan 1y ago
Getting your own backbone cable installed in the ocean is where the real expenses begin though.
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by animuchan 1y ago
In some countries (e.g. Singapore, China, Israel), when you buy a house, on paper you get something like a 99-year renewable lease on land — different from a domain name in scale, but not so much in substance. So I guess the aptness of the
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by animuchan 1y ago
This is probably untrue (but you do you!) Beginning at some acute level of pain you actually want to detach from the failing body.
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by animuchan 1y ago
Yep, I was a Linux user for the longest time, so naturally used compose for em dashes (compose key + triple hyphen IIRC). I was later thrilled to learn that on macOS (which was called Mac OS X back then) it's even faster to type with o
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by animuchan 1y ago
This can be a forward compatibility concern: imagine we run a company, and our product is a GUI app written in C or C++. If we also believe that the desktop GUI apps are a thing of the past, and in the future everyone wants only web apps, w
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by animuchan 1y ago
Does it really not support this though? I imagine this could be made to work in a WebWorker for example, where you can run the busy loop, and actively let it ingest new messages each iteration.
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by animuchan 1y ago
There are barely any alternatives, so yes, when I'm going to Google's or Meta's properties that's largely against my will. They literally make me, where "they" is a large and diverse group of entities. To boyco
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by animuchan 1y ago
While we're at this, let's make it rich text please. I want the important filenames to be in bold italic Comic Sans MS.
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by animuchan 1y ago
Not sure how to define "drawn together", but the anecdata is: about half of my friends love Yudkowsky's works; they live all across US, EU and Middle Eastern countries. So I suspect yes, it's a large body of loosely coup
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by animuchan 1y ago
The trend for this idea's controversiality is shown on this very small chart: /
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by animuchan 1y ago
Absolutely, when stuff runs fast it's better UX compared to when the stuff runs slow. I think what parent comments suggest is, the speed of applying a diff is not the major bottleneck in LLM-assisted coding, and improvements in other a
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by animuchan 1y ago
In the restaurant kitchens I've been to (small sample size), it was HOT. We're talking AC running on full blast, and it's still very sauna-like. I understand that the lack of insulation might be the cause of this, at least pa
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by animuchan 1y ago
It's getting blocked / shadow banned / demonetized on sites like YouTube, so naturally all commentary starts using a synonym. Unalive is one of the popular ones, but it's a whole vocabulary at this point. Guess what &quo
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by animuchan 1y ago
Oh how I hate this UX antipattern. Even when you know the price of blerg, the cognitive overhead is real.
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by animuchan 1y ago
As a multilingual user: half the time YouTube "translation" is just gibberish, it's a total word soup. The closest thing is AliExpress listings, you know, the "Original 2025 Nintendo DS Inflatable Bedroom Wireless USB-C
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by animuchan 1y ago
And they don't put stuff in boxes either! What an enormous clickbait.
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by animuchan 1y ago
Thanks! How do I run it in VR though? Can't find it in the manual[1] [1]: https://mpv.io/manual/master/
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by animuchan 1y ago
In a sense, it has been for a long time. With Linux, there's often a good clean way to do a thing, and then there are weird hacks. On Windows, it often starts with weird hacks, as Microsoft is further enclosing its ecosystem. (I use
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by animuchan 1y ago
You'd be surprised. But you already have a strong uninformed opinion.

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