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by fragmede 4mo ago
The best part is that you need to do this when you're on holiday, so all you've got are your keys, so you stab the keys into the slots and ever so carefully balance the round European plug contacts onto each key, and you pray to g
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by fragmede 4mo ago
> And you cant rewritte 50 years of C in Rust. How many tokens do you think that would cost?
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Why is that worse than the issue itself? If someone could figure out, say, my root password via an ssh timing attack, that seems bad. Sending 100 packets for each keystroke to protect against this seems cheap in the face of that.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
> Humans can also be trained to not fall for social engineering That's hilariously wrong. I mean, we do try, but it's far from 100% effective. So then the question is how much better/worse than Anthropic is vs an average h
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Probably something to do with Deepmind being headquartered in London.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
I don't think users are going to want to input that directly, but if it inferred it somehow that would be neat. Of course there's also the issue of data privacy, but I'm sure you're aware of that.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Yeah, it comes down to pricing, and the quality of the bread. If the bread is fine, then things are fine. It's when the bread is a bit moldy or kinda soapy that, y'know what? I'm gonna make my own damn bread. Or if it's
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by fragmede 4mo ago
No bounty? For shame, Anthropic.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
It's a clever name, but I'm not seeing from the screenshots how it will help me juggle the 20 different projects that I've got going on, each with four or five tasks on them.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
There's tons of confusion when I have new usb-c devices like a portable usb-c monitor or a VR headset or some other gadget. I have cables that seem beefy because they do power, but they don't do data, and I end up having to go thr
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by fragmede 4mo ago
The compelling reason is short circuits, and power ICs are cheap and good these days. With some EE knowledge, the issue is energy getting lost in house sized runs with DC. For things like your IT closet, it does make sense to have one AC DC
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by fragmede 4mo ago
The URLs have a lot more depth in them to engage with.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Access to a desktop computer vs a smartphone that they bring to bed with TikTok on it are different though. What was your bug bounty for?
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by fragmede 4mo ago
OpenRouter is the router. We don't care about their financials, the point is that you can buy inference via them for $x/token on a variety of models for a variety of providers. Those are businesses not propped up by SV VC dreams,
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by fragmede 4mo ago
How do I install wire guard on my mom's Apple TV?
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Without knowing where GP is posting from, you can't make that claim. We can want and wish it were true, but there exist places where it's no longer possible to do things without a phone because the service requires signing in onli
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by fragmede 4mo ago
It still burns me if I stop and think about it when I'm paying taxes so someone can spend their EBT at Whole Foods and I'm shopping at Trader Joe's though.I don't know how to reconcile that with the fact that I don'
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by fragmede 4mo ago
The important question is who gets to fly private under the respective systems.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
https://www.marketplace.org/story/2025/11/26/how-a-market-sy... There's a fascinating points system food banks use on the back end to allocate which food goes to which bank.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Where have you looked? OpenRouter? Your own experiments? From running various models locally on my MacBook, and paying for the laptop and the electricity to power it, but not the training run, as all I did was install some software that dow
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by fragmede 4mo ago
> Nobody is saying kids shouldn't have phones I'll say it. Kids shouldn't have phones until the age of 16.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
https://github.com/microsoft/ms-dos
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by fragmede 4mo ago
I, myself, documented that ACE stands for AI Compute Extensions, on a post on HN that used it without defining it, and got a couple points for it. I'm pushing back against that everything has to be spoonfed to us and that we shouldn&#x
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Yes. I'm pointing out that Sony ending physical disks for future games and consoles is shite.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Don't forget the Big Bang to the Big Crunch, and then that looping as well.
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by fragmede 4mo ago
One's at https://www.starfleetmath.com/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48914646 Here's another: https://x.com/edgardobriban/status/2077082912021786660
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by fragmede 4mo ago
If you're in that one bedroom, struggling at Walmart, you probably don't have a dishwasher or a washing machine and dryer, and possibly not air conditioning or heating, or at least, your electricity bill is enough that you have to
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by fragmede 4mo ago
As companies start to reign in token budgets, how many tokens it takes to do a task a certain way becomes relevant. While I have no doubt computer-use on both ChatGPT and Claude can drive the browser to http://slides.new and cli
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by fragmede 4mo ago
How're they gonna do that to an offline system like the PS2 or NES? Why should I simply just give up the rights I had on those systems because Sony and Microsoft want more money?
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by fragmede 4mo ago
Judging by our behavior on the current rock we're on, don't give them the choice. Humanity has been around for a long time. In that time, I don't believe I've ever heard discussion of changing the direction the Sun and E

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