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691.
by bombcar 6mo ago
I feel we need another category - unspecified behavior. I think everyone would agree the compiler should putout ONE of those answers and that nasal demons would be out of spec. The problem is that it’s not specified which should be picked
692.
by bombcar 6mo ago
The MA hate is real and well deserved but there actually was a period of time where IE was the browser of choice for all the right reasons. People forget that part, but Microsoft has really made good products when they want to.
693.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Yes, before they went "machine learning" all these assistants were much closer to command lines you spoke to - you had to learn the phrases, but they'd work reliably once you did. Now they basically never work.
694.
by bombcar 6mo ago
It's not even really US-centric - it's that too many settings are controlled by one option "locale" and if you want a mixture that isn't represented, you're stuck, even in the USA. Example: ISO standard date 20
695.
by bombcar 6mo ago
To be fair, a big part of being in Y Combinator itself is being "heavily encouraged" to use products from other Y Combinators. You just have to do it openly .
696.
by bombcar 6mo ago
G.R.R. Martin, etc. It's apparently a defining characteristic!
697.
by bombcar 6mo ago
How is this even possible, backdoor or no? Isn't the whole point of this type of encryption that even a compromised machine can't decrypt without the passphrase? If this works it means that the key is stored unencrypted somewhere?
698.
by bombcar 6mo ago
and this is my developer. She consumes one hundred fifty gigabytes and runs two hundred thousand dollar, custom-tooled GPUs at ten thousand tokens per minute. It costs four hundred thousand dollars to develop…for twelve seconds.” [Laughs]
699.
by bombcar 6mo ago
I’ve heard rumors that they’ve run out of A18s and had to pay special for more, so it’ll be interesting to see how they handle this going forward.
700.
by bombcar 6mo ago
How fast can it recharge is probably the main limiting factor. I’m used to finding power wherever I can from the bad old days, but the M1 laptops have spoiled me.
701.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Whatever you do, do not try one out before you’re ready to buy.
702.
by bombcar 6mo ago
I’m waiting for the first A chip designed after the Neo decision - it’ll be interesting to see what they do knowing it’ll end up in a laptop. The obvious thing is “fixing” the USB problem.
703.
by bombcar 6mo ago
If the used ones are out there the more RAM is probably the way to go - but colors! The reality is nobody is noticing differences between the M1 and anything afterwards, really - those that do will know enough to pick their laptop.
704.
by bombcar 6mo ago
I have no idea what this is or what they do, and reading it made me realize that I still don’t - but for goodness sake can we stop naming things with dictionary words‽ And intercom is a thing, and Fin means fish or end. At least call it Fin
705.
by bombcar 6mo ago
The key is Apple can be their own customer and just not care anymore. It’ll probably only be worth it if it enables something “new” like more bigger Ultra chips or something.
706.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Suddenly Safari can surge ahead again!
707.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Claude has been kicking ass at code, but I asked it to “sketch” a second floor with a stairway and bedrooms with large closets and it made … something that resembles something akin to not at all what I asked.
708.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Yes, that kind of thing can and is done, if the stakes are high enough.
709.
by bombcar 6mo ago
There are places today in the USA where the roadside stands don’t even have a lockbox, just a bowl of money. We specifically don’t tell you where because we’d like to keep it that way.
710.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Buy a ticket and get on was the standard everywhere for trams and trolleys because you didn’t have enough enforcers and you didn’t have controlled access. Spot checking kept people honest but it only really works when most people are hone
711.
by bombcar 6mo ago
If it's proxying without caching, what you have is "basically" real. It's just there have been others who put a gameboy behind a massive cache, and most requests would come back from the cache server.
712.
by bombcar 6mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CsN6rbonMo is basically perfectly accurate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gNFFZpIDU8 (we need .egg and .muffin)
713.
by bombcar 6mo ago
I'm still mildly annoyed every time usps.gov redirects me to usps.com
714.
by bombcar 6mo ago
The notarized letter may be easier to get than you think - if you live in the city/county. The key is being professional, polite, and present.
715.
by bombcar 6mo ago
The Wii is comparable to a mid-range Pentium III with 64 MB of RAM - so anything that Linux/BSD could run around 2002 can likely run on this.
716.
by bombcar 6mo ago
It looks like it's proxied if you come over IPv4 - which the vast majority of "customers" likely do.
717.
by bombcar 6mo ago
This strikes at the root of the Biggest Controversy™ - if you beat a video game arcade cabinet on an emulator, did you beat it? Things can be named analogously - if I have a machine that plays Wii games for me, and nothing else, I'll c
718.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Just like pikapods supports running things like actual budget for you - https://actualbudget.org/docs/install/pikapods Something similar from them or digital ocean or linode or Hetzner would be a win. Pika does of
719.
by bombcar 6mo ago
Can you push from Forgejo to GitHub for actions until you can find a replacement?
720.
by bombcar 6mo ago
People keep saying this, but I’ve never used the social aspects of GitHub beyond not having to create a new user for a new project. If the projects I am interested in are elsewhere I’ll meet them where they are.

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