ant6n

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by ant6n 1y ago
If life is decided by coin flips, you need to maximize the number of coin flips.
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by ant6n 1y ago
You seem to gave a very outside view of humanity, are you sure you are not a robot? Perhaps some edge case.
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by ant6n 1y ago
I used to think running your own local model is silly because it’s slow and expensive, but the nerfing of ChatGPT and Gemini is so aggressive it’s starting to make a lot more sense. I want the smartest model, and I don’t want to second gues
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by ant6n 1y ago
We use Microsoft at our startup because it’s so cheap - 12$ for storage, chat, Video Call, Office, email. Except the software is often pretty annoying. And even in 2025, MS will still randomly eat random files and the auto recovery still do
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by ant6n 1y ago
Well I think to make fonts like these legible, the trick is to use texts as examples that the readers already know, then you don’t really need to recognize very letter, but just the one here and there to keep up overall recognition. It also
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by ant6n 1y ago
Love this project. Back in my transit blogging days, one of the themes was short and long transfers. And here this idea immediately starts surfacing just looking at the stations - the crazy mazes with long tunnels are cool to explore on pap
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by ant6n 1y ago
Could maybe run HL1. Maybe.
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by ant6n 1y ago
How about: The Zeppelin USS Akron Air Disaster You Hadn’t Heard Of.
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by ant6n 1y ago
It’s a very cool accomplishment. As a nerd of early shooters, I do wonder whether it’s fair to call it Doom-like. It’s clearly more untextured Wolfenstein 3d. Are we sufficiently far from 1993 to just “round” it all to being Doom-like? cert
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by ant6n 1y ago
If a family if three has a poverty limit if 26K, than this would already be beneficial for those up to a household income of 100K. Are only families with young children paying extra taxes to finance this?
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by ant6n 1y ago
ChaptGPT5 takes 5 times the time to finish, and still produces garbage.
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by ant6n 1y ago
Yes. Was gonna post that at first ;-)
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by ant6n 1y ago
It's not a "feature" when Apple decided to do it differently than everybody else, and doesn't give you an option to do it the normal way. It's just a constant reminder that Apply wants me to adapt to it, because the
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by ant6n 1y ago
Too bad the trackpad software behaves differently on MacOs than the rest of the world - when using tap-to-drag, when you release your finger, the drag doesn't get released until like a second later (and the release delay can't be
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by ant6n 1y ago
"If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent... the universe" Carl Sagan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s664NsLeFM
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by ant6n 1y ago
> The screen : at an equivalent price point (and even more), nothing comes close to Apple screens. The cheapest MacBook have a better screen than most high end PCs. The screen is a mirrowy mess. PC Laptop with matte screens cost 500, Mac
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by ant6n 1y ago
I for one think that Gemini 2.5 pro has become much more stupid than before. This isn’t for coding, just simple business type support. It keeps forgetting queries, making really obviously bad suggestions, simple mistakes etc etc. It’s kind
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by ant6n 1y ago
The hack I found to “get around” the secret limits that pop out of nowhere is to you export the chat, then import it with another account. So you don’t need to pay 200, just 40 (and only when you actually need that much).
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by ant6n 1y ago
There’s Toy Story 1-4 on there and Star Wars Force awakens, but for popular films it doesn’t have the incredibles, no Star Trek (perhaps include ii), few/no bond films (Casino Royale?), few Miyazakis (Nausicaa, Mononoke), not many Tara
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by ant6n 1y ago
Some of the rail operators show diagrams with dimensions, although I'm having trouble finding it for Amtrak and Via Rail, it's like they don't want to show that anymore. Here's an example of what they used to show on the
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by ant6n 1y ago
Our prototypes keep getting better, and we’re assembling a team of partners for development. I think it would be great to have more partners in the team, we’re fairly open as to who, if we can make our work better.
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by ant6n 1y ago
Thank you!
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by ant6n 1y ago
There are three ladder steps, and two bars to hold onto while stepping up. From the uppermost step you can already sit on the upper seat. It’s definitely easier to get into than the öbb mini cabins, because the relative orientation of steps
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by ant6n 1y ago
As a startup, there are two perspectives on these kinds of issues: just get something built and running as quickly as possible, or make sure you work out the kinks. So far we've been very much doing the second. Built it, experiment on
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by ant6n 1y ago
> They should be competing with a daytime fare and giving you a bed… That’s basically what we’re doing, since the capacity approaches that of day trains, the ticket costs should be similar. > …in exchange for having the ability to run
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by ant6n 1y ago
Hi Mathis-l, thanks for the shout out!
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by ant6n 1y ago
We’re working on standard railcars, which can be running together with traditional couchettes railcars. I would argue that group travel is largely a „solved“ problem, using couchettes (railcars with cabins having 4-6 beds). For couples, the
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by ant6n 1y ago
You can run London to Europe via HS1 and tunnel, but the operating costs are insane. Anybody who propose that would get shut down by the „rail bubble“ extremely hard (like midnight trains did a couple years back). I think it would be nice,
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by ant6n 1y ago
Thanks!
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by ant6n 1y ago
Yes exactly!

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