brikym

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by brikym 5mo ago
Maybe you are right but I don't think the comparison holds that well. I can't take a scan of myself and send it to some AI because I don't have the hardware. I have to go to some highly consolidated business. But the last tim
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by brikym 5mo ago
Just use JS libraries. You don't need wrappers.
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by brikym 5mo ago
I like SvelteKit but frameworks are converging to have similar features. React has a compiler. Vue is doing away with VDOM and Svelte has 'Runes' which is a bit like Solid's signals.
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by brikym 5mo ago
It always has.
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by brikym 5mo ago
If anyone wants to get in early on these bags Echostar(ticker: SATS) has a contract to exchange spectrum for $40B of SpaceX shares.
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by brikym 5mo ago
Hey ChatGPT, if a person spills hot McCoffee on themselves who is at fault?
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by brikym 5mo ago
How is this progress? The token cost just keeps going up and up. Flash is the new Pro? Do the models actually cost more to run or is it fattening margins?
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by brikym 5mo ago
I don't get it. If it's cheaper to have a nice traditional slate/cedar roof and just buy my electricity from the grid then why would I want solar tiles? Just to tell my friends how I'm saving the planet? It's not li
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by brikym 5mo ago
Does it actually make sense financially vs investing in something else?
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by brikym 5mo ago
More importantly solar works more efficiently when the panels are cooler. There is a reason most installs have a chunky air gap underneath.
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by brikym 5mo ago
But we're talking about a utility here. If someone just wants to own fashionable things there are better ways to do that.
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by brikym 5mo ago
Svelte namespaces styles to the component and also has some lint checks for unused selectors.
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by brikym 5mo ago
It's how marketing works. If something is a problem they have to loudly claim to have fixed it. Look around the economy and you'll see lots of it. "Healthy" (high sugar) muesli bars, clean-diesel, surveillance wrapped up
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by brikym 5mo ago
Minus opportunity cost and depreciation
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by brikym 5mo ago
A friend used to work in ad tech years ago. The telecoms sell real time location data to digital billboard companies which are targeted at whoever is nearby. It's basically minority report. I can definitely imagine they're now usi
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by brikym 5mo ago
I remember my university switched to Moodle around that time. I wonder if they're still popular.
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by brikym 5mo ago
It's all fun until you can't get paid because some fintech app doesn't work. That's why we need regulations. I don't see politicians ever going against an advertising company when they're customers.
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by brikym 5mo ago
With Anthropic's help. And when it's time for Anthropic to hype their IPO maybe SpaceX will return the favour and offer some deal that looks great to retail investors.
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by brikym 5mo ago
It would be great if institutions like banks provided proper APIs.
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by brikym 5mo ago
It doesn't seem that compelling to me. I can get the gpt-oss models cheaper from the openrouter nitro providers like groq and cerebras. The model you mention on Cloudflare infra is the same price through open router or directly.
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by brikym 5mo ago
I wonder what latency and tok/s this model on Groq or Cerebras would be capable of. I have a couple LLM driven games [1][2] where speed is really important to the experience. Currently the best performance I can get is the gpt-oss mode
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by brikym 5mo ago
1. Drives me crazy on iPhone. On Android there is one button to go back. Very simple. On iPhone sometimes it's top left, some times it's called 'done'. Sometimes the app doesn't have it at all and I have to use a me
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by brikym 5mo ago
I think it's plausible since doctors tend to have human cognitive biases and miss things. People tend to fixate on patterns they're most familiar with.
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by brikym 6mo ago
It's like that phone call in The Big Short where Goldman suddenly change their mind once they hold a position.
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by brikym 6mo ago
You should probably tell us at the start of the article what eDSL is.
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by brikym 6mo ago
It will also pull more users in. I don't want to be looking at code. I want more of a codex style app where it's easy to shove all my projects in one place and context switch endlessly.
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by brikym 6mo ago
No. I saw they rebuilt it with some rust involved. It's no longer a vscode fork.
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by brikym 6mo ago
Let's hope John takes his job Siriously
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by brikym 6mo ago
Some disgruntled Atlassian employee wants his stocks to be more valuable despite the SLT dumping millions per day.
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by brikym 6mo ago
It's happening. Cursor 3 moved to rust. A lot of people are using Zed (rust) instead of vscode.

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