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by bmitc 7mo ago
Exactly. People calling it the department of war just legitimizes an illegitimate and moronic name.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Quit referring to it as the department of war. It's the Department of Defense.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
How can these people take themselves seriously? They're jokes.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Agreed. These guys are traitors.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
> The problem is that people want a "free internet" without ads, and without any form of data harvesting. But they also don't want to pay any money, because the internet, as we all know, "is free". I actually don
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by bmitc 7mo ago
> If they take their jobs seriously There's about 0% that's true. Judges and even police are politicians now.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
I don't have experience in basically all of these industrial processes, so I can't really comment there. I strongly support environmental protections, but I have no idea if what California does actually does that. A separate but r
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by bmitc 8mo ago
> This is not supported by good data It's supported by sales data.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Why does it cost so much?
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by bmitc 8mo ago
> I also remember taking a class on vector calculus from the same author... which detoured through rudimentary manifold theory and differential forms, and ended with a final week on de Rham cohomology and the Mayer-Vietoris theorem (on v
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by bmitc 8mo ago
It's always been curious to me how Americans have pointed at places like China, mocking their government surveillance state, while also just allowing U.S. (and foreign) corporations to surveil everything under the sun, including our sc
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Rust is really not built for pipelining. It is extremely cumbersome to do even moderately sized chains of maps, filters, etc. Python's scoping and mutability make it an extremely poor language for pipelining.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
What are you even talking about?
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by bmitc 8mo ago
What's wrong with egui's virtual lists? It has support for them. https://docs.rs/egui/0.25.0/egui/containers/scroll_area/stru... Unfortunately, it seems GPUI is no longer in development. I
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Iced indeed seems very neat. Egui is developed by a single person and so is Iced. The difference is that Egui has been quite stable whereas Iced has gone through several rewrites, as far as I can tell. It's why I didn't dive into
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by bmitc 8mo ago
No, I don't think you could easily say that. You can't say it literally has nothing to do with VCs when VCs are the only reason they're able to keep operating financially.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
I'm fairly convinced that the U.S. has chosen the worst models possible to innovate. Giant corporations control everything, even government laws, regulations, and policies. They will buy up any competition, patent themselves toward a m
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Anthropic's product, in my experience, is leaps and bounds over the competition. I don't know how profitable any of these companies can be, but if Anthropic fails as a company, they will be purchased for sure. I'm not saying
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Doesn't it have something to do with VCs? Does the company behind Zed actually make any money on their own?
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by bmitc 8mo ago
What is the plugin you are waiting on?
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by bmitc 8mo ago
> as I was looking forward to using GPUI in future applications and comparing it to EGUI. I have asked online in several places for someone to compare who's used both, but I believe this to be a small pool. I have yet to learn GPUI,
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by bmitc 8mo ago
> My advice to everyone feeling existential vertigo over these tools is to remain confident and trust in yourself. I do try to do that and have convinced myself that nothing has really changed in terms of what is important and that is sy
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Humans have a special knack for taking the humanity out of basically anything. It's a bizarre pattern.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
My mistake.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
I buy that product and design are bottlenecks. I don't buy that engineering is not also a bottleneck. Engineers like to claim everyone else is their problem, when in fact, it's often the case that engineers are their own problem.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
It isn't clear what you're arguing.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
I guess I mixed the two, but I suppose the point still stands because Anthropic has a free Claude chatbot _and_ OpenAI doesn't have a Claude Code product (does it?).
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Flagged. This type of stuff and from this particular person doesn't belong here.
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by bmitc 8mo ago
A SaaS selling SaaS templates?
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by bmitc 8mo ago
Is he claiming that Anthropic doesn't have a free Claude Code? Because it does.

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