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by dymk 6mo ago
Like how demand for RAM and hard drives drove prices of those down, because of all that greater investment, right?
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by dymk 6mo ago
As much of a dog as cmake is, "just use make!" does not solve many of the problems that cmake makes a go at. It's like saying go write assembler instead of C because C has so many footguns.
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by dymk 6mo ago
Go read the article
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by dymk 6mo ago
You have less data than the company
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by dymk 6mo ago
Employers have plenty of leverage over workers already. Every time a pro-worker bill passes, there's an endless scree of "But what about the corporations?". Wow it's tiring.
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by dymk 7mo ago
Easy to say that when you're not the blind person having their disability benefits threatened periodically
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by dymk 7mo ago
"students / web browsing / word processing" == typical people, but maybe that's my own biases
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by dymk 7mo ago
What happens to messages when the bouncer is disconnected?
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by dymk 7mo ago
This feels like it should have been mentioned in the article. It makes me wonder if there was some LLM help, based on how similar the fn structure and identifier names are.
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by dymk 7mo ago
I don’t see much “for anybody”, but I do see a lot of “for students / people who browse the web / word processing” which is still a pretty large set of people, and the Neo handles those workloads just fine
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by dymk 7mo ago
This is an educational project. Not something for production. The article even says so! You can leave the snide comments about “Rust culture” (whatever that is) out next time.
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by dymk 7mo ago
> People still generally think drugs are bad, don't they? No
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by dymk 7mo ago
Using the war on drugs as an example as a successful social movement is kinda hilarious
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by dymk 7mo ago
How in the world is a container 1000x resources? Parent comment is saying try running things in a container.
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by dymk 7mo ago
Palantir
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by dymk 7mo ago
I did this on a bus and had a gun pulled on me, so your mileage may vary
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by dymk 7mo ago
It's apathy
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by dymk 7mo ago
HN is getting legitimately difficult to use with how much AI spam has been flooding the comment section recently
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by dymk 7mo ago
It’s both
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by dymk 7mo ago
Nobody is moving to Linux because there’s an iCloud replacement waiting for them over there…
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by dymk 7mo ago
Why do you believe anything the site claims? It might all be hallucinations anyways, and others report not even being able to open the app.
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by dymk 7mo ago
It doesn’t even exist, you’re getting excited for a hallucination.
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by dymk 7mo ago
The joke is that you don’t.
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by dymk 7mo ago
That wasn’t people weaponizing satire, that was people just making weapons
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by dymk 7mo ago
The courts? Google “examples of GPL enforced in court” for a few Yeah it requires finding out, but how do you prove a whistleblower broke their NDA?
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by dymk 7mo ago
I don't like the idea that media services are required to report back to the government that I'm accessing them - I think that is an issue many would have with such a system
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by dymk 7mo ago
It might be much more energy efficient, but it doesn’t really matter when the annual energy cost is $2 for the iPad
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by dymk 8mo ago
What I said has to do with "vision only systems" (what Musk has claimed will be enough to do FSD) with sensor fusion systems (what everybody else having success in this space does)
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by dymk 8mo ago
Waymo claims its system, which uses a combination of LIDAR & vision, resolves objects up to 500 meters away https://waymo.com/blog/2024/08/meet-the-6th-generation-waymo... This company claims their LIDA
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by dymk 8mo ago
> Human eyes do not have distance information Single human eyes do resolve depth perception. Not as good as binocular vision, but you don't loose all depth perception of you lose an eye. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki

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