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by cromka 2mo ago
That's fair. Most recently, though, Garbicz started inviting bona-fide Instagram influencers, which I know first hand from people who worked with them as their personal butters of sorts. So maybe it was a long game all along, consideri
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by cromka 2mo ago
> unintended, undesired Problem is, the more of them I've seen, the more I am convinced they are nowadays a premeditated long game: have cool people plant the seed, then sell it 10 years later. Same thing with LGBTQ communities attr
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by cromka 2mo ago
I have attended festivals for more than half of my life and they're all suspectable to the same gentrification problem as cool neighborhoods: fun/artsy people create fun environments, fun environments attract others who genuinely
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by cromka 2mo ago
Wish you were right, but Palantir continues to gain adoption.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Its derivative OpenBubbles doesn't, though
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Cross-model peer review for coding agents(github.com)
1 points by cromka 2mo ago|0 comments
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A local bridge for bidirectional collaboration between Claude Code and Codex(github.com)
1 points by cromka 2mo ago|1 comments
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by cromka 2mo ago
I keep looking into the ways to have several agents complement each other for my dev work and I found this project interesting. It's also one of the few that actually seem to be actively managed.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Can't imagine they won't try to get it working
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by cromka 2mo ago
GeForce Now sub for a year can be had for 150 USD. The most premium one giving you access to their newest gear. I hate subscription economy as much as the next guy but this is a very good deal in current environment.
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by cromka 2mo ago
I don't own a boat, but look to buy one and one of the odd things about this industry is very obsolete technology repackaged and sold at exorbitant proces. At least for electronics and monitoring a lot can be done cheaply by those who
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by cromka 2mo ago
The going conclusion is they’re getting models ready to talk to other agents, not people.
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by cromka 2mo ago
This would be perfect for boats if only they ever decided to make a waterproof version. Of any of their displays, actually
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by cromka 2mo ago
To add to my other post: just today I saw a report on Zenbooks good touchpad quality from a previous M2 Pro user. And they also specifically cared about it.
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by cromka 2mo ago
So... a bailout?
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by cromka 2mo ago
Someone explained how it relates to their AI shopping plans. Don't actually remember how.
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by cromka 2mo ago
What about external USB-C displays? Support has been added to dev branch at the beginning of the year and still not released? Anyone knows why?
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by cromka 2mo ago
My backwards bank blocked my mobile app access after detecting Debugging was enabled in the system. Have to call them to unlock it. I could download that APK and disassembly it with an LLM in 20 minutes, but sure, a Debug mode prevents som
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by cromka 2mo ago
> Nvidia's been pretty terrible for open source / free software. Their strategy for AI is pretty clear and they bank on on-premises OSS models for the busines, with their really cool open-source software: https://www
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by cromka 2mo ago
Problem is other cool hacky stuff gets drawned out. Nobody votes on those because I imagine it's no longer attractive to the type of visitor that HN attracts now. I reckon there's many more non-tech, "make me a millionaire&qu
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by cromka 2mo ago
I specifically check the touchpad as well, since right now I am on a MacBook running Asahi and I just can't stand other touchpads. I even tried a Thinkpad for a while and had to return it. However, while ZenBook's touchpad is no
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by cromka 2mo ago
> Leasing now an option, only $50/month (cheaper than inference subscription?) For which configuration, though?
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by cromka 2mo ago
> Same is very difficult > Thinking there's no corruption You see what you did here? > is actually comical Indeed.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Presumably based on the number of news headlines where China publicly executes for corruption.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Is it? When I unlocked my bootloader it was straightforward. And my point on China migrating to Linux still stands.
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by cromka 2mo ago
Tomorrow most likely. I'll let you know.
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by cromka 2mo ago
> I'm willing to pay double the cost of a MacBook Pro for anything that can run Linux, similar performance to M5, have a decent battery, good touchpad, be silent, have a good display, be light and portable. This is Zenbook A16 right
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by cromka 2mo ago
They do allow to unlock their bootloaders, which is rather rare, which in turn allows to run Linux. Seeing as Chins just migrates their entire administration to Linux, it's not far fetched to assume they'll support Linux on their
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by cromka 2mo ago
This worked just as well in the 1980s when they wanted to protect their auto industry...
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by cromka 2mo ago
Except this trend is actually reversing now, with fabs being built outside of Taiwan?

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