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2mo ago
Not sure if you are memeing since this is an Elon quote... > Interestingly, "politically incorrect" is a double negative that simplifies to "true". Only if you like generic Twitter quips, logical fallacies and ignorin
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2mo ago
Seems like "multiplayer AI" is the buzz word for next year, just starting to ramp up now.
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2mo ago
Forget the 395+, I want the MI350P (or similar) long term. PCIe card is the way forward IMO, AI keeps changing so you don't want static hardware.
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2mo ago
Crazy to see how well Qwen3.6 35b-a3b is holding up, sure it is ~20% larger but it's scores are also ~20% higher with the same number of active params (excluding the IFBench). Hopefully Qwen follows up their 3.8 launch with a new 35b-a
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2mo ago
People will scream their lungs out about how bad vibe coding is, but there is clearly an intersection approaching where vibe coding will be good enough for many purposes. Engineers frequently try to be like "bro your site won't sc
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2mo ago
What about the extreme reliance and funding of advertising where even using a free product makes significant cash flow for a company? It's not good enough now to vote with your wallet, you need to vote with your time and wallet.
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2mo ago
Depends on whether the OS actually puts the laptop or sleep or not.
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2mo ago
But the people disinterested in starting families (boomers, genx) are going to be the majority of the voting base? We've already seen 20 years of policy driven by people who don't care about families being started.
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2mo ago
These AI companies have found their #1 marketing piece and just beating it to death. The reality is if they cared about security at all they would provide a way for me to credential myself against my companies environment so I can use the A
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2mo ago
You could quite literally make an OS that generates your software ahead of you, like this VibeOS demo but lightning fast. https://youtu.be/7NfyZhV1dKM?t=53 Imagine this demo but the apps render in real time generating real
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2mo ago
Would love to give my money to a company that links to a domain for sale page.
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2mo ago
This really isn't enough IMO. I recently made a bash script to run in a local directory, boot up a lima VM, setup a tailscale network (I like to access from phone + laptop), and completely segment off everything. Honestly even with thi
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2mo ago
The real question is, can Cloudflare become a equal or better OpenAI / Claude provider, while offering a vastly more robust platform than either? I think the answer is yes, simply because both OAI and Anthropic leverage CF for their ho
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2mo ago
LLMs are horrible at real world, physical movement of products and people. I've seen them make time estimates that are physically impossible, expect medications to be in two places at once, etc.
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2mo ago
It is funny I just happened to refresh HN on a break and this was trending with no comments.
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2mo ago
Surprised this is an issue, FTA: Angstrom can produce 250k chassis per year, however Tesla is only selling around 20,000 cybertrucks per year. They can run the plant for 5 weeks to make all the chassis Tesla needs for a year... I am sure th
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2mo ago
This is really what a lot of people need, a return to learning about something 2-3 weeks after it happens and more details are known. I have often thought about with my friends who are "terminally online" that they would benefit f
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2mo ago
I do not experience any regressions, I don't really notice much difference either.
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2mo ago
because imagine starting work every week and finding that your dumb ass CEO pivoted the company again and is ruining other peoples lives, and he then reorgs the management again so you now have your 5th leader this year. Morale and momentum
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2mo ago
Apple: adblocking, PWA being put in a odd spot, surely to be followed by a post "nobody was using it" before being removed, if they mention it at all. Google: ad blocking
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2mo ago
I cannot use a browser that is owned by a company who's financial model is dependent upon browsers being nerfed. Apple and Google have far too many incentives to wall garden browsers, Apple due to the app store, Google due to advertisi
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2mo ago
There is already every form of content, hundreds of times over, for almost every K12 topic. The problem hasn't been content for nearly a decade.
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2mo ago
Yeah I recently went to a Find N6 and the battery life is quite literally 40% more than a Pixel. Not to mention the performance is significantly better. Obviously as a folding phone it's more expensive, but it's leagues ahead of t
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2mo ago
I really hate that they added mouse integration with Claude Code. Nothing like it prompting you for an answer and you click on to the terminal accidentally, resulting in you choosing an answer.
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2mo ago
Thank you for creating an alternative to the toxic mermaid renderer on their website. Trying to monetize Mermaid was disgusting and honestly rings to me like trying to monetize Markdown.
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2mo ago
When they increased prices to $900 for roughly the same quality as Samsung it was doomed. The OnePlus 7 was such an amazing phone and honestly I remember buying a Pixel after it and realizing how crappy Tensor was and well optimized OnePlus
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I don't think an LLM would propose this terrible method ever, at least not any of the big 3.
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I've been debating switching my blog to a vlog that is a one shot recording, no retakes, just real thoughts and advice in real time. I've joked with friends its the "Farm to table" for thoughts, at least as much as it ca
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3mo ago
All of them are going to read your secrets, OpenCode does it too. Reality is, I have seen agents read .env, bash history, keychain (if you let them), etc. There is quite literally no way you are going to save off just your little secret som
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Starlink often struggles in thunder storms.
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