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by demarq 1y ago
I modded mine to remove the friction in the middle wheel. But switching the switches is next. If there’s one product that absolutely needs to be shamelessly ripped off it has to be this one. It’s a mouse so close to perfection it boggles th
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by demarq 1y ago
I stand corrected.
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by demarq 1y ago
But bikes aren’t scooters.
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by demarq 1y ago
> the company’s engineers left Formula 1 to work on scooters “because we think electric scooters are the most important vehicle innovation of this century.” I laughed out loud. Start up PR is a competition for “what’s the most absurd thi
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by demarq 1y ago
> users like myself Nerdy devs are a niche. HN is a tiny tiny bubble. Most users don’t know and wouldn’t care for obsidian or markdown etc. I think is not a feature to appease the nerd community but for business users who are on the go.
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by demarq 1y ago
Racism/ Sinophobia makes people think that there’s a Chinese surveillance and a western surveillance when in fact there is just surveillance. The media was the main culprit. When an article comes out they would use words that make one
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by demarq 1y ago
Those are reasonable expectations. I’m very impressed with how it all worked out.
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by demarq 1y ago
Also looking into the AWS limits; > SQS had very low concurrent rate limits that could not keep up with the throughput of thousands of workers across the pipeline. I could not find this perhaps the author meant Lambda limits? > servi
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by demarq 1y ago
The title should be “10x engineer creates Google in their spare time” But seriously what an amazing write up, plus animations, analysis etc etc. Bravo. It was also ironic to see AWS failing quite a few use cases here. Stuff to think about.
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by demarq 1y ago
What’s the hardest part of making a git hosting service?
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by demarq 1y ago
The link seems to suggest they provide services to Trump but hilariously not to his benefit at all.
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by demarq 1y ago
> When learning a new technology, the best insights often come from how companies like Google, Meta, or Stripe actually implement it in production. I think not.
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by demarq 1y ago
I’m with you this is some sort of material for journalists to run with and create a headline. Let’s make sure we link to these comments when the articles finally run.
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by demarq 1y ago
> retains all the described hallmarks of the AI look that are present in the GPT image, but just toned down a little bit Not sure what you were expecting. That sounds like the model is avoiding what it was built to avoid? This model is n
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by demarq 1y ago
It felt like no one was doing anything about this. Glad I was mistaken.
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by demarq 1y ago
Should be the highest comment.
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by demarq 1y ago
AWS should have never given an inch in this direction! Appeasing a nationalists appetite is impossible.
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by demarq 1y ago
This is a big one for the HN community. Probably the largest user base by revenue for apple products. Your morals or a shiny product?
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by demarq 1y ago
To be honest I now see more hallucinations from humans on online forums than I do from LLMs. A really great example of this is on twitter Grok constantly debunking human “hallucinations” all day.
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by demarq 1y ago
So if a rapist “changed” their mind on consent do we just let them go because we need more feminists? Please do not confuse changing your mind with innocence. It’s all well and good to change your mind but accountability is still required.
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by demarq 1y ago
It's more the drivers than the app. I know that in some countries drivers have found ways to play the hell out of Uber. Trust me, it's not incompetence, the drivers absolutely know what they are doing.
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by demarq 1y ago
It’s hard to read writing packed with defensive clauses. Better to say what you need to say. Leave the defense for the occasion someone misunderstood what you meant to say.
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by demarq 1y ago
Same here. Also once it turned out to be an android device in debug mode the rest of the article was less interesting. Evil maid stuff
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by demarq 1y ago
That’s sad.
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by demarq 1y ago
This really has no bearing to the framework laptop. Great project though!
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by demarq 1y ago
Question to the Meta engineers on here, do you ever speak out about this internally?
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by demarq 1y ago
This will need a cache of some sort
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by demarq 1y ago
Israel
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by demarq 1y ago
There is something so deeply disturbing about how casually inhumane Israelis can be. They then drop “Hamas” like it’s a full sentence that magically cleanses whatever depravity they just spewed. And it’s all so casual and self righteous.
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by demarq 1y ago
"Me and Jennifer went to have seen the ducks cousin." No errors detected. So this needs a lot of rule contributions to get to Grammarly level.

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