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by drakythe 7mo ago
The economy is vibe coded at this point. Have we gotten anymore word on the potential Helium constraints that SK Hynix was making noise about after the strike on the helium plant in the Middle East that suppplied 60% of S. Korea's Heli
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by drakythe 7mo ago
Anthropic also recently tweaked their usage limits to discourage use during peak hours. Why would they do that if inference was profitable?
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by drakythe 7mo ago
Is there a source that says commercial RAM prices are dropping? I was recently told (without a source, so I am not sure if it is true or not) that OpenAI never even bought any of the RAM they signed deals on last year, and that those deals
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by drakythe 7mo ago
TUI means "Terminal User Interface" or "Text User Interface" A GUI that is built with Text, and intended to be used in a Terminal, is what a TUI is, colloquially AND definitionally. What do you think qualifies as a TUI?
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by drakythe 7mo ago
I still say the best use for Moltbook is as an addition to https://xkcd.com/350/
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by drakythe 7mo ago
If you're not proud or embarrassed by it then I don't understand why it is an issue? If you miscommunicate something or don't get your point across, just try again, or apologize, and chalk it up to a learning experience. If y
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by drakythe 8mo ago
You answered your own question, its the bezel. They've gotten _much_ thinner since the 11 inch MBAs were a thing. Remember screen size is measured in diagonals, so even a 5mm reduction of bezel size both horizontally and vertically gai
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by drakythe 8mo ago
I'm as anti LLM use as they come, but this appears to be migrating libraries from already funcitoning C++ code. In the case of your hypothetical I suspect the course of action will be "shelve this library port until someone with d
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by drakythe 8mo ago
All the people with money would lobby against content categories because then large mixed category sites like Reddit or Twitter would have to either separate their app, or have the ability to send additional content headers based on content
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by drakythe 8mo ago
Thanks to the crashed economy I was on the hook for hundreds of other people’s bad decisions and the degree I went for did not result in a job despite prospects being more than good when I began the program. People who want loan forgiveness
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by drakythe 8mo ago
That's why it should be a one time event in conjunction with reworking the whole system. Why can I, as an 18 year old, sign for a loan that _cannot_ be forgiven, graduate into a crashed economy, and still be held accountable for choice
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by drakythe 8mo ago
I'm immediately concerned with the note about silver dropping so much. Yes, that happened, and was a historic drop. But it followed a historic run up to its prior price, so the drop is still net positive for even a 1 month period. I&#x
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Glad I'm not the only one who had this thought. We shit on new apps that ask us to install via curling a bash script and now these guys are making a social experiment that is the same idea only _worse_, and this after the recent high p
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by drakythe 9mo ago
20th century history was covered in depth because much of it can be taught with an American Exceptionalism slant easily. I'm more talking about pre-Roman Empire times. Though you just reminded me of a co-worker I had while I was in Uni
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by drakythe 9mo ago
The original link when I commented was to archeologymag.com -- it was later updated to NYTimes because of the hug of death that went on for multiple hours on archeologymag
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by drakythe 9mo ago
No, but I do think it more likely they got a more accurate world history class somewhere along the line. I was taught creationism thanks to the conservatism nature of my family and the area I grew up in. It took a long while to know and acc
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by drakythe 9mo ago
I was homeschooled in a particular conservative area. Much of what I have been taught was... woefully inadequate, we'll say. Lots of my learning has come in university and afterwards, so what I've picked up is pretty obviously inc
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Because charismatic people can make us believe just about anything, and if we think we're immune to that we just haven't met the right charismatic person. I like to do some searching when something jumps out at me, like his book n
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Awesome. I've watched plenty of Miniminuteman (Milo Rossi) videos, but his tend to be more pop-sci/debunking outrageous claims and less foundationally educational. I'll check this channel out too.
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Thanks! I'll add them to my reading list for today. Its going to be interesting, I can already tell.
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by drakythe 9mo ago
That book name is... off putting, and his wikipedia article ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Cremo ) isn't encouraging in a quick scan...
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Thanks for these sources. Archeology definitely is a big known unknown for me, so even getting started reading basic info about this is rough. I appreciate the links and terms.
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by drakythe 9mo ago
For anyone else absolutely baffled by this statement: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/09/75-million-y... Red blood cells, and collagen from dinosaur bones. With the idea that even current mu
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Wait hang on, would they "control" file by finding natural sources (volcano, lightning strike wildfire, etc.) and then make use of that source for controlled sources of light/heat/etc? I guess I've always thought of
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Well, today I learned something! Thanks for the information, I guess I know which rabbit hole I'm going down today.
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by drakythe 9mo ago
430,000 years? Am I reading this headline correctly? (since the site seems to have fallen victim to the HN-hug-of-death). That seems wildly further back than I understood humans to have tools, or even homo sapiens to have existed. ETA: Toda
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Obviously we don't know details, and Phil has made an effort at responding. However, both statements are (deliberately?) vague, and Sparkfun's CoC is laughably short. I am all for the rules being "Don't be a dick" b
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by drakythe 9mo ago
While some people may want that, everyone who has the technical know-how to restrict access can name probably a dozen different ways to do it without violating privacy via ID Upload. The only reason to push for ID Upload instead of the othe
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by drakythe 9mo ago
Disregarding comments on the proposed diet (as I am not qualified to comment and it all feels relatively like what I have passively absorbed over the past decade anyway): Why, WHY, does this page act like an Apple marketing page and require
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by drakythe 9mo ago
This is all true. It is amazing to me how many people don't want to acknowledge how much luck or connections play in the success of large brand names.

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