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by evilduck 11mo ago
Companies have tried to sell Hackintoshes before. There was a market before Apple silicon. There is still some demand it's just nigh impossible to build a modern fully compatible system. I doubt a knockoff MBP would happen initially bu
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by evilduck 11mo ago
It's written comedically but you mostly live a different life.
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by evilduck 11mo ago
> I don’t find that windows has forced me to cloud Have you tried performing a fresh Home install recently without command line hacks? It's now impossible for a normal person to set up Windows without creating a MS account, forcing
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by evilduck 11mo ago
Nothing happens to them. They can't be jailed for taking their PTO or sick leave, they are free to quit and there are not enough recruits in the pipeline to backfill them en masse. They could be put on a PIP, or fired for not showing u
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by evilduck 11mo ago
Air cargo is also going to be impacted.
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by evilduck 11mo ago
Agreed, but the people who can legislate away shutdowns are the same ones who are currently using shutdowns as a political tool. There's no chance the current climate would do that.
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by evilduck 1y ago
It's impossible to look at a Stimulus based site (or any similar SSR/hypermedia app) and learn anything useful beyond superficial web design from them because all of the meaningful work is being done on the other side of the netwo
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by evilduck 1y ago
Well for one, using double equals is evidence you don’t know JS well enough. Many years before Typescript came along the JS community was prohibiting “1” == 1 style coercions.
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by evilduck 1y ago
There was a 60 days notice? https://blog.min.io/ The only notice I have received is from the blowback of their behavior. Walking away from supporting the open source product at any other time than in the wake of a security
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by evilduck 1y ago
This is Open Telemetry functions you're referencing. Being able to trace, profile and debug your own code that's executing in a highly distributed environment is a pretty useful thing. This isn't (necessarily) user behavior t
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by evilduck 1y ago
If you really want to see it fail at something easy, try to have write something that can use JSX but doesn't use React (Bun, Hono, etc). Seems like no amount of context management and detailed instructions will keep it from reaching f
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by evilduck 1y ago
Most arguments and discussions around AGI talk past each other about the definitions of what is wanted or expected, mostly because sentience, intelligence, consciousness are all unagreed upon definitions and therefore are undefined goals to
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by evilduck 1y ago
Even amongst nerds I've seen a significant amount of key pair re-use in my time, both 1:n::dev:servers and sometimes even 1:n::organization:devs. The transport security is moot when the user(s) discard all precautions and best practice
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by evilduck 1y ago
Yeah, why does hypermedia attract folks who always sound so aggressive? It's a weird but common theme.
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by evilduck 1y ago
I mean that could be "two Safari tickets" for all we know, and you could be ignorantly chasing Chrome's ChromeOS un-standards or bleeding edge RFCs thinking a reference implementation or a mere memo should work everywhere. Pe
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by evilduck 1y ago
Those are some exaggerated beyond belief numbers you just made up. Some of us also work in web development and know better.
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by evilduck 1y ago
You're gonna get downvoted for being a bad liar and an obvious troll who degrades the conversation and the overall site, not because of bias. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melissa_Hortman Getting yourself downvote
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by evilduck 1y ago
OpenAI hasn't released their training cost numbers but DeepSeek has, and there's dozens of companies offering inference hosting of open weight models for the very large models that keep up with OpenAI and Anthropic, so we can see
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by evilduck 1y ago
How do you know it did it correctly?
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by evilduck 1y ago
For sure. There's tons of training data in the models for the JS and TS language and the specific tasks I outlined, but not specifically just the web, I have several Node or Bun + Typescript + SQLite CLI utilities that it also helps wi
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by evilduck 1y ago
Not who you asked, but I upgraded NextJS in a couple of repos by just telling Claude Code to do it. I've had it swap out and upgrade libraries successfully in one shot too. It will usually create good enough Page Objects for E2Es and
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by evilduck 1y ago
> If you want to resurect old web, just give a free hosting with FTP. Also know as: How to get a visit from the FBI or a state agency equivalent once someone discovers you're a viable conduit of unsavory content. The old web is dead
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by evilduck 1y ago
Unless you're running your own search engine for yourself, search indexes and vector databases already manage what data they want to ingest, they contain rank weights, keyword aliases, and prefiltering for controlling the search result
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by evilduck 1y ago
You're taking the extreme view that I mentioned an ad and that invalidated the rest of the examples. Try not cherry picking? >Have you read a novel? It's just text in paragraphs. I take offense to this attack. Have _you_ ever o
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by evilduck 1y ago
That's conflating content and design. Also, where else are these expectations in society? I think accessible websites are important for equitable access to content, services and tools for those with disabilities, but nobody provides &q
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by evilduck 1y ago
It’s a built in feature of FaceTime. https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/request-give-remote-c...
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by evilduck 1y ago
> Speaking to your PC gaming analogy, there are render farms for graphics - they're just used for CGI and non-realtime use cases. What there isn't a huge demand for is consumer-grade hardware at datacenter prices. Right, and th
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by evilduck 1y ago
Cline has a new "compact" prompt enabled for their LM Studio integration which greatly alleviates the long system prompt prefill problem, especially for Macs which suffer from low compute (though it disables MCP server usage, pres
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by evilduck 1y ago
"Servers are more powerful" isn't a super strong point. Why aren't all PC gamers rendering games on servers if raw power was all that mattered? Why do workstation PCs even exist? Society is already giving pushback to AI
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by evilduck 1y ago
Yeah you can, so long as you're hosting your local LLM through something with an OpenAI-compatible API (which is a given for almost all local servers at this point, including LM Studio). https://opencode.ai and https:&#x2F

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