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esskay
3mo ago
Not sure that counters their point...or even relates to it.
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3mo ago
> But in many cases there are not any homegrown alternatives to support There shouldn't need to be. Realistically for something like this an EU backed highly-audited non-profit should be in place for permanent highly controlled serv
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esskay
4mo ago
It's Apple, theres a high chance they'll just delete it and pretend it never existed. They've got a pretty consistent reputation for this now. Dark Sky, PrimeSense, Drive.ai, Beddit, Topsy, NextVR, Fleetsmith, FingerWorks, to
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esskay
4mo ago
Unless you live in bumfuck nowhere theres zero reason to be subjecting yourself to a supermarket meal deal, we've got an overabundance of independent food places in towns in the uk.
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esskay
4mo ago
Sure, lets ignore everything else. Keep that head buried deep in the sand.
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esskay
4mo ago
I dont need to, as I said I'm on brave, which isnt losing its adblocker.
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esskay
4mo ago
> The real question is whether SpaceX ownership improves Cursor or drives its users away. I can't speak for anyone else but I wont be renewing my sub. Funding anything Musk related isn't exactly high up on my list of desires, a
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esskay
4mo ago
Yup still got it due to paying for a year up front, its still very decent, especially the newer composer 2.5 model, it's cheap and has a ton of usage included so works well as a general day to day tool.
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esskay
4mo ago
> They are also buying 300-400 employees with proven record of training good coding models. Are they? Their Composer 2.5 models is based on Kimi K2.5, it's not a bespoke model.
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esskay
4mo ago
They technically have their own models as well, but they are based on other peoples models. Most of this is just customers + staff/tech rather than models being acquired. Cursors actually got so much better in the last year. Their comp
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esskay
4mo ago
Just a shame its a tiny bit slower than chromium based browsers still (the ui, not the web page rendering), and you dont have to take my word for it, a web search for something like 'firefox sluggish compared to chrome' will back
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esskay
4mo ago
Sadly they raised theirs in march[1] and will probably have to do it again as the'll be in a fairly similar position. [1] https://blog.ovhcloud.com/pricing-evolution-of-public-cloud-...
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esskay
4mo ago
This is Hetzner's third increase this year. Not seeing any sort of similar levels of recurring price hikes from the other big vps providers.
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esskay
4mo ago
Getting close to losing any point of them existing. They were the cheap one. You take that away and their unique offering vanishes and makes them pretty pointless to even consider as a provider. Really hope they can sort out something for t
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esskay
4mo ago
Composer 1.x was poor. The new one is a totally different beast and absolutely fine for day to day.
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esskay
4mo ago
Similar here. I lucked out, a charity in the UK (Bernados) has an ebay account and they had a huge joblot of about 200 brand new DELL Optiplex 3050 Micros (i7 6700T, 16GB DDR4, 1tb SSDs). I picked up 4, at £50 each, and when they arrived th
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esskay
4mo ago
They're using Google compute, that doesn't mean Google can access the data, especially given the E2EE setup Apple are going with.
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esskay
4mo ago
BBC were reporting 1 of 2 leaks are apparently fixed so it was at least a partial success.
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esskay
4mo ago
Think it does also need to be said because there's a LOT of amateur investors here: If you're a person sitting there thinking you'll drop even just a few thousand dollars into SpaceX, OpenAI, etc when they list - you probably
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esskay
4mo ago
> Evan and the rest of the VoidZero team continue to lead Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, Oxc, and Vite+. Explain how thats not a clear indication of this being a choice and something they agreed to.
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esskay
4mo ago
The "Two sides" you're spotting is US posters vs non US posters. It's not exactly a secret that the US has long had a propaganda process going against China with their own citizens. From the outside it's weird how &
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esskay
4mo ago
BYD are genuinely decent cars. And they've skyrocketed in popularity across parts of the world. In the UK the major car dealers are franchises, and you tend to see for example a Ford garage next to a Toyota garage, and they are operate
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esskay
4mo ago
"Their movies" Meanwhile a huge portion of them are filmed in other countries, edited by brits, staring europeans, etc. There's a good reason major studios have spent billions on film studios in the UK instead of the US. Take
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esskay
5mo ago
Hard to care anymore. They made it abundantly clear they dont care about their original audience of makers and education anymore now that the industrial market are so reliant on them. Not to mention the whole crapping all over their custome
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esskay
5mo ago
Downside of it is like all Metabrainz projects they seem to intentionally go and make everything as utterly ugly as possible. It feels like someone there intentionally thinks up ways to make the worst UX possible.
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esskay
5mo ago
It was accurate when it was written, but within a couple of years of that it wasn't yet it was still constantly used. Thats where it became damaging, people not grasping how inaccurate it was yet still kept pushing it as a current unde
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esskay
5mo ago
> It messes up sometimes (very rarely) Have you actually used it? Because sometimes is doing heavy lifting there and very rarely is flat out lying. It consistently messes up and hallucinates.
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esskay
5mo ago
> What is inaccurate about it? It's been debunked so many times over the years, I'm afraid I don't have the energy or desire to do it again when it's really not needed if you're far out of the php ecosystem that
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esskay
5mo ago
A lot of it came from the rather harmful "php a fractal of bad design" article that used to get posted everywhere despite being highly inaccurate and out of date. Thankfully its fairly rare to see someone daft enough to still try
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esskay
5mo ago
oh cool so googles gone from fairly useless to totally useless now then.
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