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by arjie 5mo ago
My claw-like is hooked up to my internal cameras (baby-cams) and to my Dreame Ultra X40. That gives it a body and sense organs since it can check the cameras to see if the living room floor is clear before sending the vacuum off. I don&#x27
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by arjie 5mo ago
Got my and my wife's parents all-in on iPhone + Macbook Air/Pro + Watch (with a single iPad Pro) and honestly it's been fantastic. Only problem is that they forget a password here and there and I just have that in my password
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by arjie 5mo ago
IMHO if you have a sufficiently empirical bent of mind, you are both more equipped and more invested in a good diagnosis and analysis of your own conditions. I have a personal EMR system that I run for the family and I get as much data as I
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by arjie 5mo ago
If I'm being entirely honest, I actually do not think that Donald Trump being de-facto CEO of OpenAI and Anthropic is a great idea. In fact, I do not think that Joe Biden being that is a great idea, but I definitely think we would have
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by arjie 5mo ago
Better to get rid of that stuff now unless it’s fast. You can get used 2666 DDR4 for about $200/64 GiB stick.
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I recently booted up an old 4790k system and it was fine on Linux but on Windows it would nag me to update but apparently the CPU is too old for new Windows. I ended up giving it away on the Internet to whomever could pick up but afterwards
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by arjie 5mo ago
Probably not to the quality of the New Yorker fiction section yet but this has already occurred here on HN. People frequently read and comment on things that are LLM based. And Reddit’s usual outrage and repetitive subreddits are almost ent
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There are few large scale US projects that don’t fall behind schedule so that’s not notable. It is notable that the demand-responsive pricing is so useful you can get 100 MW out of it by paying people for power in critical periods. And it i
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by arjie 5mo ago
This reminds me of the curious case of the guy on Twitter claiming that a bunch of young men from the nearby synagogue were tunneling around his apartment building and the whole thing seemed outrageously anti-Semitic until it was discovered
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As the joke goes, birth certificates kill.
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The comment under does make sense. We have to explain Taiwan, Korea, and Japan as well. If the difference is 1950s actions then Taiwan in particular is unexplained, having diverged in 1949. Though the cotton mill productivity does challenge
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by arjie 5mo ago
But so does the author's solution of switching to Fastmail so surely that's not a non-negotiable feature. Manual labeling and filtering still works.
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Overly aggrieved style of writing. There's some prompts in Gmail to use AI. These are supposedly indictments of the author's writing or intellect? Anyway, the setting is in General and then Cmd-F "smart" and turn everyth
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by arjie 5mo ago
Vista got a lot of hate when it came out but honestly, I liked it then and I continue to not think of it as problematic. It introduced `gksudo` to everyone and people complained about it but I was an Ubuntu user prior to using Vista so it f
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by arjie 5mo ago
Ah, it requires at least 8 million users[0] in Malaysia and they have a list. I was wondering how Hacker News etc. were going to comply. 0: https://soyacincau.com/2025/12/15/mcmc-social-media-instant-...
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by arjie 5mo ago
I had a similar experience where I have a DB user who only has access to some parts of the DB and I use Claude Code to answer queries. On one occasion, unable to answer something, it used kubectl to try to get a secret out of a prod cluster
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by arjie 5mo ago
> In September 2025, two psychiatrists at the University of Florida College of Medicine, Stephanie McNamara and Joseph E. Thornton, published a paper in the journal Cureus proposing a new construct they call Artificial Intelligence Repl
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My wife is Taiwanese and I'm Indian. I'm certainly not stupid enough to read the average HN/Reddit thread on Indians and believe that things cannot rapidly change around me.
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by arjie 5mo ago
Interesting. I could speculate as to why, but has he said anything besides the anti-christ thing? That thing wasn't illuminative in any way. So is it: * fear of new wealth taxes in the US styled in the California way * fear of being sh
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by arjie 5mo ago
Amusing. By yoking taxicab drivers to the other two, the argument attempts to make them seem like victims. However, most people’s direct experience with taxicab drivers and the resulting improvement under Uber directly contradicts that sent
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by arjie 5mo ago
I agree. The evidence for that claim is weak and if it is cited to be the basis of the first claim the likelihood of the rest forming an accurate model is low. Thank you for the comment. I might have otherwise wasted more time on the linked
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by arjie 5mo ago
Realistically, as World War 2 demonstrated, Finland’s independence rests on America’s will to protect it. And after it, Norway and Sweden as well. Strategically modifying one’s pension fund choices to prevent having sub-prime companies bund
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Interestingly, if the US stopped spending you’d need the top 17 remaining countries to double their spending to absorb the American science industry. Doubling is a tall order and seventeen is a large number. Most likely fewer scientists wil
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by arjie 5mo ago
The whole AI/anti-AI schtick doesn't have a sense of sanctimony to it that I think would be considered gauche in real life. That makes me wonder. I'm here on this site a lot but my life seems very different from most commente
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by arjie 5mo ago
Huh, interesting. Some parts of this do generalize even to an RTX 6000 Pro Blackwell, I imagine, though we're going to be solidly bottlenecked then on inter-card throughput through the PCIe interface.
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Are the Chinese particularly open API-wise here? Another user says BYD applied the DMCA to his repo that reverse-engineered their app (necessary because there's no other way). I think European auto-makers are probably doing poorly beca
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by arjie 5mo ago
Not this one. An old one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelsat_708 The Chinese government say very few were killed. But personally, my position is that the guys who routinely publish their embarrassing-seeming failur
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Oh huh. You really can. I didn't pick up on that the first few hundred times I watched it. That's really cool. It kind of splats down into a 2-d rectangle.
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Seems reasonable. The intention of these things has always been to use a blunt tool to force adoption. Once you have tool penetration you don't need a reward mechanism. The question (which Amazon has no interest in answering for us, I
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That's a great video! Thank you for sharing it. A rocket is more like a soda can than a building but it's hard to relate when you see such a massive object!

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