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by dukeyukey 1y ago
CC _is_ that took. npm install, login, give tasks. Diff automatically appears in your IDE (in VSC/Intellij at least).
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by dukeyukey 1y ago
Not great for a chat app, which needs ongoing active servers and someone to fix stuff that breaks, even if you feature-freeze it.
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by dukeyukey 1y ago
I bought a new machine with an RTX 3060 Ti back in 2020 and it's still going strong, no reason to replace it.
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by dukeyukey 1y ago
Revolutions need targets. What's the target for how socialization has gone the past few decades? What material, unpopular opinion entity can be abolished to fix things?
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by dukeyukey 1y ago
You can use Claude Code either pay-as-you-go with an API key, or subscribe to the $20 Pro subscription.
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by dukeyukey 1y ago
Worth pointing out that DeepMind was founded in London, the HQ is still here, and so is the founder and CEO. I've lived in North London for 8 years now, there are _loads_ of current-and-former DeepMind AI people here. Now that OpenAI,
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by dukeyukey 1y ago
Why would that solve a housing crisis? Functionally making it impossible to rent a SFH seems like a dick move.
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by dukeyukey 1y ago
> but I think the reason house prices are expensive in the UK is that they are an asset Houses are also assets in other countries. It's not uniquely a British thing.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Eh, even if you exclude any potential side effects like that I don't see it being workable. I believe advertising as done today is _mostly_ a zero sum game, but without any advertising at all, it's going to be _really_ hard to fin
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
British tariffs come to a weighted value of 1.02%. That's what the US is worried about, 1.02%. Seriously.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
What's good for Americans (everyone really) is easy, open access to huge global markets, where economies of scale and differentiation can bring the most prosperity. There's no reason Americans, Brits, Swedes, Italians, Singaporean
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
I don't think that's true, even in rural areas without choices Amazon is pretty cheap.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
> No one makes 35mm cameras although it would be all too easy to rehash a good 90s point and shoot model and have it sell like hotcakes Quite a few new 35mm cameras are being developed and sold. From the budget Long Weekend, the uber-pri
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Replit CEO Amjad Masad: "I no longer think you should learn to code"(twitter.com)
4 points by dukeyukey 2y ago|3 comments
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Genuinely, what about my dishwasher would I want to control from my phone? The only operations I do on it are turn it on (redundant because I need to load it first, which needs me to be there) and check if it's done, mostly redundant b
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
> USA is blessed with waterways Although thanks to the Jones Act those waterways aren't used nearly as much as they could be. Only about 5% of US cargo is over river, versus 70%-ish for lorry and 15%-ish for train.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
I think there's huge opportunity for software that replicates the 80% most used features from big tech companies/packages, but at half the price and a tiny fraction of the overall complexity. Think of Python Anywhere, offering a v
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Why not?
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Why is the AI industry so follow-the-leader in naming stuff? I've used at least three AI services called "Copilot".
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
> The USA is going to claw back whatever economic largesse it has granted to the rest of the world If anything it's the other way around - the world has granted America incredible economic concessions. America has decided it doesn&#
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
And the problem with that? Seems we can reasonably easily recycle the vast majority of solar panels, no differently to any other electronic good.
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Skype announces it will close in May(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by dukeyukey 2y ago|1 comments
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
> If your AWS is small there is no real motive to look for alternatives. Just stick with the brand you know. Lots of reasons. Maybe you want a vastly simpler interface and feature set. Maybe AWS doesn't offer servers in your countr
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Which ironically means the US also loses it's leverage. They're already threatening to functionally (if not actually) withdraw from NATO and economically split off via tariffs. The next step is actual invasion, which while sorta-k
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
X.com is just godawful branding. I'm doing it a favour by even mentioning it.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Check out Andreas Klinger on Twitter, and people he's retweeting and talking about. That should give you a good overview.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
The US is already effectively saying that.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Gotta start somewhere.
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
I'm as anti-Brexit as they come, but it didn't change the UK's direction much. It's still the 2nd richest European state (with the 1st declining fast), the 3rd largest tech ecosystem worldwide, one of the premier militar
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by dukeyukey 2y ago
Americans should care because America isn't the world. So much wealth and power derives from people seeing you as the good guy. Blowing that up will make America poorer.

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