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by aqme28 10mo ago
That's... a totally different thing. There is actually a summary though below the video.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
Or at least a responsible person with money to pay for it. There are plenty of cases of some poor sailor getting stuck with the bill and forced to live on the abandoned boat as a result.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
On a similar note, performance is sometimes better. As a direct comparison, the steam version of the Lenovos Legion S handheld is significantly more performant than the windows version. Like 20% better FPS and double the battery life. Liter
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by aqme28 10mo ago
“Or” would be terrible. Every work that’s particularly interesting would just be kept in copyright forever by the estate or corporate overlords.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
That's what the magnatiles are for. The toy they really want is a rocket ship, so instead we give them a cheap little tool to imagine it with.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
There is a third important reason-- For some reason, oil has masculine aesthetics but wind power doesn't. I don't think this is a calculated play
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by aqme28 10mo ago
I don't understand. Why is a duration of months preferable? What is the benefit above storing energy beyond say peak-to-peak? I suppose you can flatten out seasonal variation, but that's not nearly as big of a problem.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
I agree with this take in a steady state, but the process of building software is just that-- it's a process. So it's natural for error messages to be expected, as you progressively add and then clear up edge cases.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
> Yeah, hard disagree on that one, based on recent surveys, 80-90% of developers globally use IDEs over CLIs for their day-to-day work. This is a pretty dumb statistic in a vacuum. It was clearly 100% a few years ago before CLI-based dev
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by aqme28 10mo ago
> Companies are not evil, they are profit driven, and they make profit by responding to demand How do you define evil? Profit motivation at the expense of human life is as evil as anything you're ever going to find outside of fantas
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by aqme28 10mo ago
I like being able to tap my phone a couple times and tell it to clean out e.g. the area around my cat's toilet, or my kitchen floor after I spill something, etc...
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by aqme28 10mo ago
And if you look at e.g. https://vacuumwars.com/vacuum-wars-best-robot-vacuums/ you can see companies like Dreame and Eufy coming up in the space. It's a really competitive market and these things are getting bette
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by aqme28 10mo ago
One time I did a cross-country move from Germany to the NL. Booked myself a 1st class ticket, because I had a ton of luggage and wanted a chill experience. Of course-- train is canceled, which means my seat reservation is also canceled. Nex
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by aqme28 11mo ago
The US companies are all basically GPUaas. I’m not sure what the financial model is here, but I like it.
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by aqme28 11mo ago
This is true but sometimes your codebase has unique quirks that you get tired of repeating. "No, Claude, we do it this other way here. Every time."
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by aqme28 11mo ago
You could make a hook in Claude to re-inject claude.md. For example, make it say "Mr Tinkleberry" in every response, and failing to do so re-injects the instructions.
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by aqme28 11mo ago
I could see these being worn by walking-around security in a place where filming by the audience isn’t allowed. Super cool.
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by aqme28 11mo ago
This is a weapon that the US has been honing for a long time. Pretty much every modern company has some footprint in the US (for example, maybe trades on a US stock market) and is liable for even mild sanctions violations to the tune of mil
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by aqme28 11mo ago
I don’t understand at all why Seedream gets a pass there. The neck appears the same length but now it’s at a different angle.
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by aqme28 11mo ago
That is patently false.
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by aqme28 11mo ago
I don't think it will be easy to just remove it. It's built into the image and thus won't be the same every time. Plus, any service good at reverse-image search (like Google) can basically apply that to determine whether they
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by aqme28 1y ago
It sounds like we used different sites. To be fair, a good adblock is MANDATORY on these streaming sites.
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by aqme28 1y ago
I have often found that the illegal sites have much better UX for finding movies to watch. I can filter by review score, year of release, genre, country of origin, or half dozen other variables and in all combinations. And then they're
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by aqme28 1y ago
I have been seeing "AI psychosis" popping up more and more. I worry it's going to become a serious problem for some people. It's not safe or healthy for everyone to have a sycophantic genius at their fingertips. If you w
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by aqme28 1y ago
Only until they start incorporating this test into their training data.
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by aqme28 1y ago
Sounds like now is the time for them to do this then. I feel like this point undermined your previous point.
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by aqme28 1y ago
Tech is good precisely for that reason. Tech workers have a lot more leverage than many other workers who work in more oppressive fields.
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by aqme28 1y ago
It has to start somewhere. I can hardly criticize them for trying.
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by aqme28 1y ago
This is the funny thing about echolocation in the dark-- it gives the bat's position away to the rat as well.
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by aqme28 1y ago
It’s quite literally a cartel and it acts like one. They heavily restrict the supply of doctors, which means our medical costs are higher in favor of higher doctor salaries.

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