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by arjie 1mo ago
For the main pane? I used to have Windows Explorer with the column view in the main pane and the tree view on the left pane and it was perfect. I don't really mind Nautilus with the breadcrumbs on the top and columns in the main pane.
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by arjie 1mo ago
That is true, but if you have Anubis you presumably do intend to `Disallow` all bots.
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by arjie 1mo ago
That makes sense, Xe, but you don't enable it at: - https://techaro.lol/robots.txt - https://anubis.techaro.lol/robots.txt and the latter (at least) is Anubis protected. It could be just an omission. B
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by arjie 1mo ago
Anubis is fine if you want to block bots that are bothering you, but I never understood why they don't have robots.txt at the root level too. I happily obey that for my private crawler. I suppose you don't want to duplicate implem
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by arjie 1mo ago
Very low quality content. Unsurprisingly pangram 100%.
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by arjie 1mo ago
In the end, it turns out for me that the classic explorer Tree View is the most intuitive. I know where things are as a sub-tree system. I get that hard links etc. complicate this and perhaps there are smart folders etc which do not fit thi
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by arjie 1mo ago
Absolutely agree. A modern agent is a sophisticated tool that can link multiple sources together to create a coherent piece of information hyper-specified for an audience. However, if humans have outlines that are expandable by LLMs it make
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by arjie 1mo ago
One could imagine a universe where the agent fills in citations and supportive points and so on, or makes a more conclusive argument but it seems you’d get better results leaving that to read time if it’s a one-shot. Steering prompts etc. w
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by arjie 1mo ago
Cities with the social order required for robotic street cleaning rarely require robotic street cleaning. One might as well suggest a novel heart surgery that works only on healthy patients.
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by arjie 1mo ago
Indeed, I was surprised to hear about “Lowell students” robbing people on Muni and “bicyclists” causing trouble in Mission Bay but when I observed some of this anti-social behaviour (when I saw them they were doing wheelies and swerving at
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by arjie 1mo ago
I read an interesting take that it won’t. Because it won’t be interesting any more. It’s like how no one talks about AI IMO Gold anymore or Stockfish being better than all humans. This kind of mathematics goes back to being a curiosity of h
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by arjie 1mo ago
> Tech industry circles nowadays are sometimes tinged with individualist selfish "take whatever you can" thinking, and anarchic or even underhanded methods. Including the thinking "an express no doesn't mean no, if i
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by arjie 1mo ago
Yeah, but most of these will fall. I used to use one or two of these to scrape my friends' posts because I stopped using Twitter and they'd inevitably all disappear in time. It's like chasing the latest TPB. In the end, I jus
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by arjie 1mo ago
They are indeed "just next-token predictors". But rockets to orbit are also "just forward and upward goers". And Steph Curry is "just next three-pointer scorer" and so on. And as the article points out, chess
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by arjie 1mo ago
Interesting question, and how much should a user pay Google to fix the vulnerability? I suppose the smallest unit of currency less than the amount of effort they'd have to put in to mitigate it. A fully market economy of bug fixing her
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by arjie 1mo ago
Seems to have taken it in good spirit: > We shared the resulting proof with Kevin Buzzard, who said: > > This extraordinary autoformalization achievement, which Anthropic researchers say only took 11 days, proves Fermat’s Last T
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by arjie 1mo ago
> This plane cannot be used on any route longer than about ~200 miles. Which can be driven in 2 hours. Huh, perhaps then it wouldn’t be suited to places where people drive at that speed. In the US I doubt people drive 200 miles routine
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by arjie 1mo ago
Okay, well, that seems like a natural problem. I could understand if he went from one of the Gemini Flashes to the next (when they rebranded Flash to Flash Lite and came up with a new much more expensive Flash). Now that would be a mess.
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by arjie 1mo ago
The street conditions on Market St. are awful for bicycles though. I've biked that route very often and it was always a jangle machine. Now I have a trail bike with big tires and suspension and that's much nicer on it with the add
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by arjie 1mo ago
I think whoever the bike lobby is (SFBC?), they've succeeded in making things much more bicycle friendly than they used to be. Valencia, and even the new Folsom bike lanes are pretty cool. The Howard lanes are not so great but the fact
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by arjie 1mo ago
Seems tough. The Ikea Saluhall is not far and since we live nearby we walk by[0] and it makes sense that that location lost many of its food places. There just isn't enough foot traffic. Alternative locations are much more popular. Sto
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by arjie 1mo ago
We were rescued from that dot org scam by the fact that ICANN is a California non profit. I wonder if the AG can lean on them again. This is an outrageous thing to do.
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by arjie 1mo ago
Considering a mail-in ballot gets rid of ballot secrecy anyway, I don't see why they don't just allow online ballots cast with login.gov or whatever.
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by arjie 1mo ago
Oh my god, I completely spaced dude. Weeks, not months. Weeks. Sorry.
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by arjie 1mo ago
Haha, entirely my fault but the default font greys out the text so I always just click through to the site instead of reading the Launch HN / Show HN copy. Regardless, I will take my well-deserved brickbats.
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by arjie 1mo ago
Familiar name. Same guy who made the masks during COVID-19?
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by arjie 1mo ago
Makes perfect sense. The classic way!
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by arjie 1mo ago
Yeah, they're good source. But the price for those GPUs is 5 figs even with the nvidia startup program nowadays. Also, I went back and looked. Most of my GPUs are actually from Central Computers who were great, but Exxact is real too.
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by arjie 1mo ago
You know what I'm curious about? Whether you have brand guidelines inside the company, a Claude skillset, or the blog post author makes the charts in line with the brand colours and so on.
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by arjie 1mo ago
I have quoted large nodes from this supplier and have lots of^W^W GPUs from them for personal use. Current lead time is more than 30 months. They're a good provider but you have to be a big shot buying NVL72s before you're getting

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