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by ffsm8 4mo ago
The same will happen with the other providers. Hetzner just achieved their pricing by using commodity consumer hardware. This is now making them the canary, as they don't have the multi year business contacts the others have - so they&
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
> article caused people on HN to say I had issues. Pretty much every time people use such arguments to put someone down it's just because they're insecure. Also, who doesn't have issues? Literally everyone has.
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Ah, I was imprecise in my comment. I didn't mean that this implementation was doing the optimal ordering - I was just reminiscing about a similar project I worked on an why I abandoned it (I was unable to get the ordering done while ke
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
A few years ago I created a similar layout engine, it was extremely janky when I abandoned it because I first wanted to solve order/placing of the tiles but was unable to figure out a good algorithm for it Eg your example diagram has a
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Set your agent effort to maximum and watch your tokens vanish
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
ICE is just enforcing law. Also they're enforcing the law regardless of the skim color. There are plenty of white people which have been removed from the USA by ICE, consequently invalidating the previous thesis of it being about white
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Ffs, Trump is not an oppressor. You're not helping by pointlessly exaggerating things, you'll only derail the discussion.
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Maybe he's just from an alternative universe. Chinese model isn't negative either after all.
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
You're technically wrong, because you're not precise enough •́ ‿ , •̀ https://tailwindcss.com/plus But yeh, they aren't the thing we're talking about here.
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
I doubt that's legally decided yet. There hasn't been precedent as it hasn't been challenged yet. I mean Claude will tell you because anthropic made it tell you that, doesn't mean it's true. GoFundMe and indigogo ar
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Heh, my employer kept pushing us to use Copilot. And over the last months the cli has actually gotten halfway decent... So I did start using it. Albeit sparingly because the token allotment was always pretty low. Then they announced that th
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
I sometimes wonder what goes through designers heads. The article is surely good. But it's long form and I need to pay attention to it in order to appreciate it. Yet they decided to add an obnoxious banner to the view which cannot be h
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Other way around. The phone plans were billed by the minute. Then came the Internet. In is first generation, Internet was essentially just a long distance call through a modem. Hence it was billed - like the call - by the minute. Dedicated
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
The agentic loop wasn't really established back then either, as tool calling came much much later... So yeah, not just probably - rather most definitely.
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
That question is more about identifying propaganda by various actors. While that's a related issue, it's something different to being centrist... Eg it's possible to create propaganda while being centrist, it just can't
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
While I'm not American, calling bbc centrist in 2026 is just objectively false. It was centrist in 2000s, but it hasn't been in at least a decade.
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
UKs ban on slavery across their territories was in 1830 I think? That should be a few decades before the civil war in the USA about the same issue. The US was actually pretty much the last Western civilization to abolish slavery from what I
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Heh, I used beads at first too. And I even tried his gastown earlier this year when he released it. I'm seriously surprised he got as much traction as he did with those projects. Beads was mostly fine at the beginning, but gastown was
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
It's ai written. The prompt likely contained the phrase hence the quotes
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Tbf, The main reason for that is the ram shortage, because apple is essentially the only one that hasn't adjusted their prices as this point, wiping out the price advantage the others had in spades. That alone is already a $400+ upchar
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Htmx is a rebrand of intercoolerjs, which is just as old as react etc. Tanstack is just an alternative layer ontop of react or solidjs. You're fundamentally still using them. It's just a diffent implementation for eg routing or st
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
Yeah, LLMs will enable big tech to expand the full surveillance from the online world to the real world, consequently monitoring all aspects of theirs lives. It's likely gonna take a decade or so for things to become obvious to everyon
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
From your statement it seems like you're underestimating it's impact. Their impact would be felt across the whole market by their sheer valuation - even if you tried to exclude them specifically. So yeah, if eg ai crashed and to
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
> shorting Tesla or Nvidia at the worst possible moments - and eventually closing his hedge fund... He just didn't take to heart that the market can stay irrational for longer then he could stay solvent. Both Tesla and Nvidia valuat
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by ffsm8 4mo ago
You may notice that he didn't use the double or triple hyphen annotations either - which is usually only used in contexts such as latex, where a post-processor goes over the output for display.
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by ffsm8 5mo ago
An em dash looks like this — You're not using that, neither in the past from what I can tell, nor in this comment. You're just using a hyphen/minus instead of a colon, that's not an llm-ism
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by ffsm8 5mo ago
> There is no moral argument anymore. There never was. There were just a few people profiting from ads trying to gaslight you into believing there was.
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by ffsm8 5mo ago
> new JS framework of the month I got news for you: that hasn't been the case in 10 yrs now. It's no longer 2010 in case you didn't notice. Seriously, react, emberjs angular, vuejs etc - they're all essentially the
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by ffsm8 5mo ago
Most Jobs I've worked at would've forbidden the use of personal subscriptions like that, as you'd be effectively uploading their intellectual property to foreign actors. This can end with more then a termination - as in being
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by ffsm8 5mo ago
Huh, we have a process which has several exit criteria - which are pretty expensive to calculate with multiple rest calls to get through each... I've always called them exit hatches, entirely unrelated to llms... Now I wonder if I need

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