copperx

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by copperx 4mo ago
> And I said MacBook Neo was wrongly priced since the beginning. I don't even remember how many sticks I got from it. I thought they were soldered to the motherboard?
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by copperx 4mo ago
The amount of trivia that you must handle to be able to understand the latest movie is mind boggling. Disney should do education, because I would need to watch and study all the previous movies, which is probably a year worth of work, befor
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by copperx 4mo ago
Don't you miss the crazy configuration options that iterm2 has?
154.
by copperx 4mo ago
I thought there were no rich swes anymore?
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by copperx 4mo ago
The police? Wouldn't that be the FCC?
156.
by copperx 4mo ago
How did bartending improve your social skills? On the surface, it looks like a regular customer service job.
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by copperx 4mo ago
As a contributor, of course.
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by copperx 4mo ago
They might be useful for working during earthquakes.
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by copperx 4mo ago
Carmack is the one over analyzing the praise he hands out.
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by copperx 4mo ago
Sure, but what are the consequences of not being accurate in this case? praising someone undeservedly? Saying someone is better at something than you? That's unacceptable! Bring out the surgically precise praise!
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by copperx 4mo ago
"He is almost certainly a better overall programmer than I am." Hedging the claim with a lot of qualifiers. What's wrong with admitting someone is a better programmer? even giving someone else the benefit of the doubt?
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by copperx 4mo ago
> Agent SDK, claude -p, and third-party app usage continues to work with your subscription exactly as it did before today So it doesn't?
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by copperx 4mo ago
Snake oil worked about 30% of the time, so the comparison is more than apt.
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by copperx 4mo ago
Only three times, if fables are right.
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by copperx 4mo ago
Are you talking of Apple Records? They're mostly valuable because of the Beatles. Vinyls rarely break under normal usage. I'm sure you're not referring to the flaky accessory company.
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by copperx 4mo ago
Electric car drivers have range anxiety, and I assume foldable phone users have fold anxiety. Do the OS integrate some counter versus Mean Folds to Failure?
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by copperx 4mo ago
That's why you should optimize only the things that matter to you.
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by copperx 4mo ago
It seems to me that Teenage Engineering's greatest achievement is the wholesale adoption of Jobs's reality distortion field. If you re-read your own comment, do you experience cringe? If the answer is no, that's worrying and
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by copperx 4mo ago
And the Windows Phone 7 had a hard realtime kernel!
170.
by copperx 4mo ago
It's not clear if the SMT version is also bad?
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by copperx 5mo ago
I love oh-my-pi, but I'm not sure if it's "better". Maybe just as good.
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by copperx 5mo ago
They have said AI will be priced like a utility, meaning $100-300 per month or so.
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by copperx 5mo ago
Proving we're all children in adult bodies.
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by copperx 5mo ago
Please go on. You mean at Amazon you would be grilled with questions if you were the presenter?
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by copperx 5mo ago
'Suffering' is hyperbole. But one can't deny thinking is hard and painful. Otherwise we wouldn't have so many shortcuts for it.
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by copperx 5mo ago
Your questions only make sense if you assume there's a "point" to existence.
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by copperx 5mo ago
And some people just click around in Fusion and have the table printed by a CNC and say "I made this", which is not true.
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by copperx 5mo ago
And most "moms and pops" are around Bill Gates age, which means they grew with technology and are quite proficient.
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by copperx 5mo ago
And a HUMAN.md
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by copperx 5mo ago
That's a bit jumbled. You can gain clarity one level up the abstraction layer. Money is a note that means a debt is owed.

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