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by datakan 1mo ago
Hayden Panettiere was first I guess
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by datakan 1mo ago
He's definitely up there with Asimov and others.
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by datakan 1mo ago
Punishable by fine just means its legal for a price. Its disgusting
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by datakan 1mo ago
Have you read Ian Banks Culture series? It's kind of a best case scenario of AI in the far future.
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by datakan 1mo ago
I've always tried to like Libreoffice but I'm leaning more towards Only Office these days. Libreoffice just feels stuck in the past and their recent feuds with other office suites is drama I just don't want anything to do wit
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by datakan 1mo ago
Who gets the money?
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by datakan 1mo ago
Poster wants a "total ban", you can only deduce that means vulnerability management also.
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by datakan 1mo ago
Seems the site is down
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by datakan 1mo ago
It is 30+ years old with all the baggage you would expect. It’s very much a product of its time.
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by datakan 1mo ago
Intel entered the memory space because they partnered with Micron. They left the memory space when Micron pulled out of the partnership.
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by datakan 1mo ago
People keep saying stuff like this without understanding what it takes to make RAM. It's one of, if not the most, heavily patented things in the world. The second you dip your toes into those waters the lawsuits begin. If somehow you g
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by datakan 1mo ago
Token prices coming down means nothing if the models keep wasting them
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by datakan 1mo ago
Don't give them any ideas
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by datakan 1mo ago
I never cared much for newsgroups, they were mostly nice for the historical stuff. I do miss IRC though, as toxic as it could be. I could run it in a little terminal on any system without download electron apps and being spammed with ads (d
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by datakan 1mo ago
Cyberpunk isn't old to macOS, they just released the native version a few months ago.
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by datakan 1mo ago
Apple is already leasing phones/computers..........
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by datakan 1mo ago
The most transformative technology ever created! Brought to you in 5 hour increments..... maybe
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by datakan 1mo ago
I left Claude because of this. I guess now I need to move on from OpenAI also
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by datakan 1mo ago
I love linux and would be using it if the ARM support was better. It's just not there and most distros that support ARM do it a little poorly. I just haven't seen anything even remotely comparable to Apple Silicon and unfortunatel
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by datakan 1mo ago
I'm not clear why someone would roll their own crypto. There are so many good solutions out there that are free that it seems pointless. I keep hearing about post-quantum being an issue though.
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by datakan 1mo ago
I don't think Backspace as a key was standard internationally until 1994. Apple still doesn't use it, just Delete.
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by datakan 1mo ago
Absolutely no point arguing with these people. They are so ideologically captured that it's pointless trying to discuss anything with them. Just move on. Everything and everyone they disagree with is "nazi" and if you say any
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by datakan 1mo ago
> In that sense, LLMs are embodying the Unix philosophy. Of course, this analogy has holes so big you can easily ride a horse through. LLMs are neither small nor do they do one thing—you could even argue that some of the things they do,
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by datakan 1mo ago
Has Anthropic said anything about how or why Claude writes the way it does? So many people hate it, seems like they need to do some damage control there. I haven't had the same problems others have but I'm also not a heavy user of
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by datakan 1mo ago
I wish they put more effort into Kagi news. Feels very barebones but has a lot of potential.
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by datakan 1mo ago
> but people who spend all day doing jobs that don't involve computers aren't as good I think they may just be to trusting and/or naive. People in tech right now are hyper aware of this and are actively looking while peopl
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by datakan 1mo ago
Yep, the "Micron Mile" where you can walk a full mile one end to the other and back, without going outside. Very nice in the winter for stretching your legs on the lunch break. The new clean rooms they have are amazing.
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by datakan 1mo ago
They were founded in Boise. Boise is their HQ and where most of their developer and research staff live. I worked there for almost 9 years. They have several fabs here, all on the same plot of land just outside of town. This will add to it.
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by datakan 1mo ago
They are literally building a fab right next to it as we speak.
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Canonical backs new project to translate large C codebases into safe Rust(linuxiac.com)
40 points by datakan 1mo ago|46 comments

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