eightysixfour

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by eightysixfour 4mo ago
It definitely did brand damage for me but my alternatives are running low.
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by eightysixfour 4mo ago
I'm still deciding how I feel about LLM generated text in situations like this. My struggle is that the content is what matters and complaining about use of an LLM is like complaining that someone didn't work hard enough. I'm
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by eightysixfour 4mo ago
Response from Proton > You're right to raise this, and we want to address it directly and provide you important context on how this happened. > Vincent Lapierre's channel should never have been part of our affiliate and spo
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by eightysixfour 4mo ago
The article itself takes on this claim. Did you read it?
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by eightysixfour 4mo ago
What is the math on how much additional heat a laser would deliver to a warhead which is presumably designed with some kind of ablative shielding that is pushing through air compressed into a plasma? It seems like the damage from a laser po
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Do those 4 days change your behavior?
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Anthropic showed operating profit (NOT profit) this quarter: https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/mind-blowing-growth-is-about-to-... Demand is there, money is coming in to these companies from customers. It isn't al
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Personally, I always underestimate how much exploitation consumers are willing to experience before leaving a brand. I thought Facebook was reaching the peak of its ability to shove ads into its products in like 2011, boy was I wrong. Uber
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Well, it appears all their competitors are compute starved so…
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Well, other than your ability to turn that into cash by renting it out for the highest price to someone who needs it, you can promise prospective employees that are supposed to use that infra to train models that they won’t be compute starv
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
In a compute starved world, big ass data centers are an advantage.
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Have you ever heard of a Mortgage Backed Security?
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Given global demand and that they were late to the order party, they probably paid more lol
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
I hate when people respond like this, I recently did three months with a dumb phone to attempt to get away from iOS/Android in a major US city and it was impossible. All of the things that made it impossible used to be possible without
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
States, like Texas, are getting rid of this. Although they still collect the fee of course.
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
What makes it a joy to use with agents?
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
You may be right, but I think we'd need to wait for another report or two to be sure because the reddit post is arguing that this happened in the last few days and their statement > Last week I posted about how hay buyers and seller
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Western hay prices are as much as double what they were last year for feed: https://www.reddit.com/r/homestead/comments/1ta64d0/breaking...
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
> "Any time you beat a computer at a game it let you win." Are we there yet? If not, how long? I don't want to beat a computer, I want to beat another person.
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
People really struggle to keep their heads straight when all of the primary actors are horrible people.
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Claude Code in the CLI works fine. I mean if you want to use the Claude Code web interface ( https://claude.ai/code ), the literal first step is connect to github.
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
Claude Code web won't let me use my gitea instance.
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
You can do that locally too!
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by eightysixfour 5mo ago
At last report (Feb 2026) the UAE had ~$250b in foreign currency reserves. They have plenty of non-AED currency. The Yuan is the current bogeyman the Gulf States use when they want attention from the US (not that they’re not diversifying, j
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by eightysixfour 6mo ago
I don't think there is any evidence that they actually need the dollar swap line - the dirham-dollar peg isn't at any risk and they have plenty of money for fiscal flexibility going into the foreseeable future. If you take finan
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by eightysixfour 6mo ago
> UAE announced this week they might start selling oil in yuan That is just UAE pressure to make sure they get their dollar swap deal: https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/trump-says-currenc...
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by eightysixfour 6mo ago
> I have installed different Linux distros in 4-5 devices in the last year, including a laptop with an Nvidia GPU and a random NUC off Aliexpress. In all cases everything worked out of the box after a fresh installation How interesting!
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by eightysixfour 6mo ago
I didn’t make a single one of these claims.
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by eightysixfour 6mo ago
> Who exactly is "Linux", and what specifically is the claim? Linux distributions have a set of claims for what hardware they work with, usually as minimum system requirements. Since they are the minimum system requirements the
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by eightysixfour 6mo ago
This wasn’t 2016, it was this year, and we are talking about desktop OSes (given the comparison to MacOS). If I wanted to run it as a server without a desktop environment, it would have been fine. I don’t understand all the folks who crawl

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