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by fny 6mo ago
The big mistake was underestimating the appetite for rebellion despite 70%-80% wholesale opposition to the regime.[0] I personally know many, many Iranians who welcome the attacks along with their families. All of the high-profile assassina
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by fny 7mo ago
That's not the use case. The use case is running apps from a remote Linux host as a local window. A performant VNC for specific windows if you will. For example, you could run VS Code on that machine as a window on your Mac. A more rea
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by fny 7mo ago
This is equivalent to "do people find PowerPoint to be helpful or distracting." Sometimes yes, mostly no. In this case, I'd say helpful because I didn't have to read the article at all to understand what was being commun
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by fny 7mo ago
This fine from New Mexico is about 0.6% of Meta's annual profit. If all 50 states sue at the same rate, that'll be a 30% dent, and I'm sure states can sue for more than 0.6% too. That would be historic action against malfeasa
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Firefox Now Has Free VPN(blog.mozilla.org)
47 points by fny 7mo ago|14 comments
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by fny 7mo ago
It uses the Homebrew API and uses its own dependency resolver and linker to pull Homebrew's precompiled packages.
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by fny 7mo ago
Claude Code was released for general use in May 2025. It's only March. Also using PyPI as a benchmark is incredibly myopic. Github's 2025 Octoverse[0] is more informative. In that report, you can see a clear inflection point in to
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by fny 7mo ago
You absolutely can see a difference. [0] The term of art is "Runway Incursions", and the stats definitely show our airports are working at the limits of safety. [0]: https://www.buckycountry.com/2025/09/2
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by fny 7mo ago
Funnily, this started because their trying to avoid perceived insta shadow banning.
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by fny 7mo ago
In clinical settings and situations where probabilities really matter, its a better fit. I studied stats at Duke which is a Bayesian academy. Almost every problems come from regimes with small sample sizes. Given that Duke houses the larg
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by fny 7mo ago
Unfortunately, cops have the right to break down your door if the warrant warrants it--like having a sex dungeon.
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by fny 7mo ago
Here's a playlist that includes them: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcopJNj12opkoEDaj5lwP...
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by fny 7mo ago
I highly recommend people watch video from the trial--specifically the officer testimonies. It's absurd this lawsuit was even fit for trial.
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by fny 7mo ago
Other countries need to invest collectively in open alternatives, and AI must be considered critical infrastructure rather than a commercial venture. Building small firms to compete against behemoths will not accomplish that. And by open I
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by fny 7mo ago
The other consideration is that the kill switch is ultimately controlled by the US. The US government can easily commandeer Starlink or jail Musk, but other countries use starlink at the pleasure of both Musk and the US government.
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by fny 7mo ago
I never understood how people use compiled languages for video games let alone simple GUIs. Even though I'm now competent in a few, and I have LLMs at my disposal, I fall back to electron or React Native just because it's such a p
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by fny 7mo ago
As the kids say, AI makes everyone a 10x engineer. Who would you you want to 10x?
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by fny 7mo ago
Even though a lot of what people with agents is wreckless, they often build their own guillotine in the process too. Problem #1: He decided to shoehorn two projects into 1 even though Claude told him not to. Problem #2: Claude started creat
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by fny 7mo ago
I feel like the push by devs towards Metal compatibility has been 10x than AMD. I assume that's because the majority of us run MacBooks.
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by fny 8mo ago
There was never a 3.0...
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by fny 8mo ago
I hate MCP servers That said the core argument for MCP servers is providing an LLM a guard-railed API around some enterprise service. A gmail integration is a great example. Without MCP, you need a VM as scratch space, some way to refresh O
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by fny 8mo ago
The trick I've found is to vibe libraries that do one thing well with clear interfaces. The experience becomes more like importing a package which arguable has the same cognitive debt issues described above. Editing a one shot on the o
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by fny 8mo ago
You can have other sensors that tell you it's a screen, maybe require a Live Photo, maybe also upload to a third party service faster than generation is possible? In the end I think we'd end up somewhere like with cryptography: ge
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by fny 8mo ago
This is an extremely clunky and buggy prerelease, so don't try to hot fix prod from the toilet without a different mobile frontend. Right now: - You can't interrupt Claude (you press stop and he keeps going!) - At best it stops bu
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by fny 8mo ago
Isn't it a simpler solution to create some protocol for a browser or device announce an age restricted user is present and then have parents lock down devices as they see fit? Aside from the privacy concerns, all this age verification
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by fny 8mo ago
Don't banks/insurers/whatever have websites that are often mobile friendly?
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by fny 8mo ago
I really hope Mario who wrote the engine that powers OpenClaw[0] gets spoils as well. OpenClaw is mostly a shell around this (ha!), and I've always been annoyed OpenClaw never credited those repos openly. The pi agent repos are a joy t
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by fny 8mo ago
> There is no code, there are no tools, there is no configuration, and there are no projects. To add to this, OpenClaw is incapable of doing anything meaningful. The context management is horrible, the bot constantly forgets basic instru
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by fny 8mo ago
(5) Is there a reason why we don't investigate using a cable to pull down energy to earth? That seems to be a far more valuable and tractable problem to solve.
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by fny 8mo ago
"Buy a mac mini, copy a couple of lines to install" is marketing fluff. It's incredibly easy to trip moltbot into a config error, and its context management is also a total mess. The agent will outright forget the last 3 mess

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