dcchambers

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by dcchambers 6mo ago
The Department of Defense is now the Department of War. They've made their goals clear. You are not in defense contracting. You are in the business of war contracting. Take from that what you will.
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by dcchambers 6mo ago
So it turns out Anthropic was gaslighting everyone on twitter about this then? Swearing that nothing had changed and people were imagining the models got worse?
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by dcchambers 6mo ago
"Tim Cook to become Apple Executive Chairman" *John Ternus to become Apple CEO* Talk about burying the lede, lmao.
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by dcchambers 6mo ago
I'll definitely put this into the "good problem to have" category.
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by dcchambers 6mo ago
The eclipse photos are absolutely jaw-dropping.
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by dcchambers 6mo ago
Does performance not matter? What if your AI uses an O(n) algorithm in a function when an O(log n) implementation exists? The output would still be "correct"
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
Generative video is insanely expensive and OpenAI is burning through money. They need to use the compute on things that they actually might make money on - like enterprise Codex usage. OpenAI is bleeding money faster than they can afford to
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
For now...
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
Here's the thing: NOTHING we do in the US matters when various Southeast Asian countries are rapidly industrializing. And in the rapid growth phase sustainability and clean energy is not a priority. Then there's a billion and a ha
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
There's literally nothing that can be done about it. The people with actual ability to make a change don't care. We're going to have to figure out how to adapt to it. Expect many of the things you love now (seafood, coffee, e
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
I agree with this basically 100%. > Say no by default — every feature has a hidden cost: complexity, maintenance, edge cases AI-assisted development is blowing up this long-standing axiom in the software development world, and I am afrai
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
We all know this, but no one is willing to fix it. Be the change you want to see in the world. If you are in management, promote those that see the value in simplicity.
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
It's an incredible value but a world of resource-hungry vibe-coded webapps and 8GB of RAM just does not feel compatible. If you primarily use native Apple apps though this thing is awesome. $499 with student discount? This thing is goi
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
I love Raycast. I would probably be called a "power user" - I use it all day long and have a fairly sophisticated and customized configuration and set of workflows. Raycast is actually one of the primary things keeping me on MacOS
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
A $1600 60hz display in 2026 just feels extortionate. The Studio Display XDR seems nice, but I wish they would have kept a 32" option.
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
Looking forward to it! Just wanted to say thanks for helping to build Obsidian. It's a great piece of software.
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
Mobile app is pretty good, my biggest complaint is it won't sync in the background. It only syncs when you open it up. But it's well designed and fully functional.
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by dcchambers 7mo ago
Discord is a cancer on the open internet anyway. Real time chat? Great. But entire communities, forums, and wikis moving behind the locked walled of Discord has been a disaster for information discovery. Don't replace Discord with a si
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
Actual reason: there's far more training data available for electron apps than native apps. And despite what Anthropic and OpenAI want you to think, these LLMs are not AGI. They cannot invent something new. They are only as good as the
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
Per GitHub's TOS, you must be 13 years old to use the service. Since this agent is only two weeks old, it must close the account as it's in violation of the TOS. :) https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
From a legal standpoint: do these people need valid drivers licenses?
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
This is not an alternative to GitHub though. The code for this tool itself lives on GitHub! https://github.com/entireio
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
Really struggling to figure out what this is at a glance. Buried in the text is this line which I think is the tl;dr: "As a result, every change can now be traced back not only to a diff, but to the reasoning that produced it." Th
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
To be honest it's pretty embarrassing how he got sucked into the Moltbook hype.
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
As an adult that interacts only with other adults in good faith, it's easy to look at this and feel outraged. But there is a very real and dangerous situation where children and adolescents are using Discord with zero guardrails, const
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
This is how Musk is going to make good on his promise to pay back the original people that funded his Twitter purchase and offload that debt. Twitter (X) was folded into xAI. Now xAI is folded into SpaceX. SpaceX will IPO (or be merged with
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by dcchambers 8mo ago
This is an art piece that's horrifying to look at, but I can't look away.
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by dcchambers 9mo ago
This is one of those things that's an amazing idea in a perfect world with no fraud or bad actors.
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by dcchambers 9mo ago
So much for building AGI, lol. The whole company is built on lies and deception.
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by dcchambers 9mo ago
Altman and OpenAI just really like airing their dirty laundry in public with all of this stuff. To me it feels like an attempt to appear non-corporate. It's very off-putting.

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