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azinman2
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azinman2
8mo ago
Siri has had many, many, many engineers on it for a while.
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azinman2
8mo ago
What’s 100x better about the TUI?
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azinman2
8mo ago
Doesn’t Claude code have an agents sdk that officially allows you to use the good parts?
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azinman2
8mo ago
I’ve had software issues on an ID4 and iX, but I’ve never had reliability problems. The cars always have just worked with no maintenance. Same with my model Y, minus any issues!
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azinman2
9mo ago
Aside from startup time, as a tool Claude Code is tremendous. By far the most useful tool I’ve encountered yet. This seems to be very nit picky compared to the total value provided. I think y'all are missing the forrest for the trees.
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azinman2
9mo ago
Why does it matter if Claude Code opens in 3-4 seconds if everything you do with it can take many seconds to minutes? Seems irrelevant to me.
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azinman2
9mo ago
Computers have not advanced education — the data shows the opposite. I think we should just go back to physical books (which can be used!), and pen and paper for notes and assignments.
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azinman2
9mo ago
If it’s a local model, why would you care if it sees your messages or notes?
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azinman2
9mo ago
I’m not being sarcastic. Running the world is more than just who is president… it’s who your doctors are, your electrical repairmen, your nannies, etc. It’s not like this is the only example of where the younger generation is different… we
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azinman2
9mo ago
I’d still love to see it
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azinman2
9mo ago
This is so tragic. How are these folks going to lead the world when they cannot pay attention to anything?
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azinman2
9mo ago
Post it!
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azinman2
9mo ago
Because they’re also multimodal vLLMs.
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azinman2
9mo ago
You’re assuming the people in charge are sane, rationale, and value past decisions that have worked out. It’s quite clear with the now likely permanent damage to NATO this isn’t the case.
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azinman2
9mo ago
Why would you want to disable an index in favor of an O(N) search?
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azinman2
10mo ago
How in the world did you amass a petabyte of content?!
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azinman2
10mo ago
None of the alternatives seem To have anything close to the radio/recommendation power of Spotify. I don’t know how they ever could - they don’t have the massive data Spotify has in listening history combined with playlists and their d
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azinman2
10mo ago
I cannot understand “rolling coal” at all. I’d love to know more about the psychology of this and what makes it so attractive that you actually spend money and time to do so.
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azinman2
10mo ago
Kind of nuts that 66% of their library is virtually unplayed. It’s hard to make it as a musician.
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azinman2
10mo ago
It’s a special mode called secure access. You cannot actually access any existing data from it; but taking camera photos is a primary action that people use their phones for. Why wouldn’t you want to accelerate that?
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azinman2
10mo ago
Because over time when your own industries suffer and then become jobless, your country is less secure and wealthy.
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azinman2
10mo ago
It does if it meant everyone else went out of business and became dependent then on China
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Quality of drinking water varies significantly by airline
(foodmedcenter.org)
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azinman2
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azinman2
10mo ago
I’ve found the charging to be a non issue. It’s basically timed with bathroom / food breaks.
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azinman2
10mo ago
From the article: Request a Manual Postmark: Customers may present a mail piece at a retail counter and request a "manual (local) postmark". This postmark is applied at the time of acceptance, so the date aligns with the date the
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azinman2
10mo ago
Or you get a manual stamp.
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azinman2
10mo ago
People as a whole are not experts in every possible area, nor is everyone universally smart. When politics get bought at an entire party level for decades, it’s hard to place blame on those who allow it. Don’t forget that culture wars is us
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azinman2
10mo ago
Well they kind of are, in that the real perps are not them but folks like the Koch family who fund entire think tanks and counter programming to serve their narrow interests. They give money to the politicians in exchange for this viewpoint
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azinman2
10mo ago
That’s exactly right.
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azinman2
10mo ago
“America is desperately trying to turn into China in more ways than one” Except without the long term thinking and investment.
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