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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Claude? (Not judging, just testing my radar)
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
And simplicity. And cost vs suitability for purpose. And form factor. And vendor support for the unit. Jank ass recycled pcs and expensive, overbuilt diy rigs simply don’t even belong in the same conversation.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
> They are also quite, uh, sketchy, for things that are significantly easier. Like having real difficulty with basic counting while being able to solve extreme math problems. Being context machines, talking about what they’re definitely
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
I dunno, I’d say it’s never been easier. If you’re building a paid service you’re probably already using cognito or supabase or something. That puts you a few clicks aways from 5+ other identity providers and normal accounts.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
It’s odd, I just saw my first one of these today. Some former Figma person linked an AI site comp designer. I was going to give it a shot, but the only choice was a Google login. So very weird.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Me too, but I suppose something had to be somewhat popular for llms to regularly put it in design artifacts, now.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Some sites use “the waffle”. Weird that they’re all food.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
The objective here feels like a good candidate for people to vibecode into their homebrew rss readers, in a composite feed. The marked source feeds then get hidden behind a minor effort gate. You still keep your unmarked and “safe” xkcd or
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Yeah, pretty sure the “you” in “you could have” is a different “you” than “we”.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
The old timey ones were morons in every kind of human way, too. We know what dumb shit they thought and said. They just didn’t all have instantaneous global reach while sitting on the crapper, like Henry Ford with a Twitter account. Even th
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
None of the legit ones are at risk from vibecoders.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Introducing the shitshow of those state level taxes makes it unworkable, for sure.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
They’re referencing the 3.6 roentgen meme, originally from the HBO series Chernobyl.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Why not. May as well get those last edge cases of child rearing that haven’t already been outsourced. Only kidding. Kinda.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
https://www.britannica.com/money/Protestant-ethic
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
I absolutely would not, and I’m concerned that my conviction on that is going to make me unemployable in the near future. I’m simply not built for the “puzzle based memory trial in front of a live firing squad”. It will not measure my abil
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Needs more dashes and “shape of” things.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
There are definitely some wacky nanny state rules out there… but I’m a little skeptical of “In many countries it is actually illegal to use tall ladder”
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Right. Clean house on the market means almost nothing. Gross house means almost certainly not maintained.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
There sure is a lot of that with Musk, but there’s also a lot more “delivering” than most companies ever achieve.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
This is actually a stronger argument for Apple than the article makes. The king of AI isn’t the shop with the biggest/bestest model, or whose machine has the bandwidth and unified memory. It’s the company who has the trust of a massive
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
PC Load Letter?
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
100%, a lot of those kinds of bad linux user experience things are becoming trivial with the help of a bot. But also the unified memory on macs is compelling for somewhat related reasons. If it weren’t for the supply chain nightmares on top
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Are they doing something novel there? I had assumed they’re just reselling inference, where they’re “routing money” the way Walmart is “routing money” from my wallet to whoever makes Cheez-Its. Are they doing something unique from resellers
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
At half the price and less likely to auto-downgrade, it sounds like a reasonable claim.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
How does openrouter help them get to that?
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
We got emails and UI messages informing us that Fable is now a standard part of Max plans (both sizes). The half usage limit still applies.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
It’s there. jellyfin.org/downloads/clients/all/ And it’s in their repo. It seems to be status “official beta” and closing in on a new release with a considerable amount of rework done. I’m running a local build deployed
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
I’ve always figured recurring costs require recurring revenue. That killer remote user connection brokering can’t be free, right?
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
They always are. When you think you’ve got it all… ya don’t. Unfortunately this recent experience wasn’t that as much as it producing rapid-fire misses when it did have the constraints. It regularly just violated X to kinda-solve Y. Or ma

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