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by colecut 1y ago
the proper framework can set you free
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by colecut 1y ago
@antfarm: https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/24/google_v2_eol_v3_roll...
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by colecut 1y ago
Those were the days
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by colecut 1y ago
My only retail job ever was at Radioshack back in 2009, I lasted about 2 months before landing an office IT job.. It was barely a shell of its former self then.. the only training I remember was being told to upsell batteries with every tra
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by colecut 1y ago
Its giving me "hatch" vibes which my son and I used until it shut down a month or two ago =-/
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by colecut 2y ago
"The Google Pixel 9 is powered by the Tensor G4 chip, a custom-designed processor optimized for AI. This chip, along with 12 GB of RAM (or 16 GB for Pro models), enables advanced AI features and enhances overall performance."
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by colecut 2y ago
I was surprised when I learned the source.. https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383
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by colecut 2y ago
Imagine if they just actually trained the model on a bunch of photographs of a full glass of wine, knowing of this litmus test
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by colecut 2y ago
This is a really neat concept that I think would be fun to use. Looking at the usage, I thought this syntax was interesting: //here's how we read a key $sx->readKey('username', $username); Is there a reason you a
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by colecut 2y ago
you mean some person on wikipedia disagrees with him.
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by colecut 2y ago
/me says "ok boomer" in gen-z
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by colecut 2y ago
same problem on macOS chrome
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by colecut 2y ago
He complimented the app and made a decent suggestion..
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by colecut 2y ago
I agree on all of this. I don't think this will be a sustainable venture but that doesn't matter, 2 of these unsustainable businesses lasting 1 month each is my salary.. And agreed in the case of this game, the success is all be
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by colecut 2y ago
Yes, PhotoAI is his most successful thing now doing over $120k/ month on its own, it is also php and jquery.. cron jobs and AI apis..
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by colecut 2y ago
That has been a pretty wild development to watch.. I've been following him for a while, it's interesting what a polarizing figure he is.. a recent comment on his X feed resonated with quite a few people "I’ve never seen an ac
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by colecut 2y ago
The whole thing runs inside of a terminal, it would be hard to open anything else
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by colecut 2y ago
the value of the ad itself is relative to the targeting of the audience.
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by colecut 2y ago
Yes they specialize in BS
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by colecut 2y ago
Apple owns the operating system, so they can keep their full collection of apps front and center without even a download
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by colecut 2y ago
Based on current methods of productivity scoring, I'd try to make 2 tickets for that...
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by colecut 2y ago
what does snark buy you
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by colecut 2y ago
please elaborate
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by colecut 2y ago
you can couple a torrent service with something like put.io and now it's a streaming service =p
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by colecut 2y ago
I won't argue that Spotify isn't a fantastic value, but the price has gone up and will continue to do so (especially if artists are ever going to make anything meaningful from streams), and nothing lasts forever.. I find that onli
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by colecut 2y ago
I agree on all points but unfortunately php can't do things Javascript can do, as in manipulate the DOM, and run natively in the browser client side... So I am a mostly happy php developer that still has problems
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by colecut 2y ago
That seems a bit harsh. They aren't forcing anyone to watch or scamming anyone by building in public.
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by colecut 2y ago
I tried it a couple days ago, and all it wanted to talk about was European football..
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by colecut 2y ago
The "how" seems pretty important to me...
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by colecut 2y ago
"Literally" has been abused so much that they have officially made an informal definition of it to mean "figuratively." Which means "literally" is now its own antonym. Pretty wild

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