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by g947o 7mo ago
Actually, no. We know as a matter of fact that Android does NOT handle your audio properly when you transmit audio over USB-C then converter. It used to work fine with 3.5mm. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/
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by g947o 7mo ago
> Recruiters have been contacting unsuccessful candidates from previous interviews and assessments to offer them jobs, often on better financial terms, the people said. I'm not sure those candidates would want to work for xAI after
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by g947o 7mo ago
Sure the headline is misleading. But anyone from 10 miles away could see what's going to happen next.
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by g947o 7mo ago
I think you completely missed the point. People buy Macbook Neo because they "just need a laptop" or are budget conscious. I imagine a student would get their hands wet with Postgre before looking at DuckDB or similar. It would be
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by g947o 7mo ago
It occurs to me that there is near zero overlap between people who use a Macbook Neo and people who run DuckDB locally. It would be a surprise if more than 0.1% of Macbook Neo users have even heard of DuckDB. Which means that this article i
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by g947o 7mo ago
I think the actual question parent wants to ask is "what kind of business user would ever use that", which is a very different thing from "why would a random Twitter user use and post about it"
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by g947o 7mo ago
The parent comment does not appear to be supportive of what's happening regarding Roblox ("mindless"). If they are not interested in making the situation any different, but just want to vent, I think it's a waste of ever
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by g947o 7mo ago
Depending on what is copied. If we are talking about game mechanics, they get copied all the time, of course. If it's about superficially reproducing a game including the assets, I don't think any big players on PC or consoles ste
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by g947o 7mo ago
You know, just as a thought, if you have engaged with her like taking her outdoors or other activities, she wouldn't spend so much time or money on a stupid online video game.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Eh, that paragraph reads perfectly normal to me. Either you have not read enough Wikipedia pages, or you have too much to complain about. (Or both.)
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by g947o 7mo ago
Mind if I ask whether you speak of that from a professional embedded system engineer's perspective?
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by g947o 7mo ago
We usually call that FAAFO
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by g947o 8mo ago
Nothing, but "there are already working options" does not necessarily mean we shouldn't try new (and sometimes weird) things
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by g947o 8mo ago
If a service provider sends me a bill with <div style="width:1px; height:1px; overflow:hidden; font-size:1px; line-height:1px;"> New Terms and Conditions </div> Does that imply my consent?
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by g947o 8mo ago
> Claude banned from use in the Pentagon a few days ago Not exactly, you might want to reread the news to understand what's actually happening.
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by g947o 8mo ago
That problem already existed long before the age of LLMs?
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by g947o 8mo ago
Most HNers don't have access to the article. Not sure why this source was used. There are plenty of other sources that are more accessible/available (that are already shared and discussed here).
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by g947o 8mo ago
This. I tried it out for a few days, and I cannot justify spending time on this when I am already very productive with vim/VSCodeVim. Helix is nice in many ways but not worth switching over
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by g947o 8mo ago
GitHub Copilot, Claude Code and Codex provide fairly good IDE integrations. They don't just edit files behind your back. They actually edit the files you have in the IDEs using editor APIs and even show you a nice diff view. This way y
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by g947o 8mo ago
Went through the README but still have no idea how well this works, in terms of removing the censorship while minimally degrading the quality of responses. Well to be honest I can't tell if this works at all or is just an idea.
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by g947o 8mo ago
Attributing these to "hidden requirements" is a slippery slope. My own experience using Claude Code and similar tools tells me that "hidden requirements" could include: * Make sure DESIGN.md is up to date * Write/up
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by g947o 8mo ago
Apple is not the kind of company that typically does these things, even if the entire Safari is open source.
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by g947o 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Maven
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by g947o 8mo ago
> Firefox was not selected at random. It was chosen because it is a widely deployed and deeply scrutinized open source project — an ideal proving ground for a new class of defensive tools. What I was thinking was, "Chromium team is
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by g947o 8mo ago
Well, there is such a thing called academic institutions whose revenue does not depend on selling AI products, just as an example.
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by g947o 8mo ago
I am not going to trust a single word from a company whose business is selling you AI products.
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by g947o 8mo ago
From their own GitHub: > If you intend to do LLM inference on your local machine, we recommend a 3000-series NVIDIA graphics card with at least 6GB of VRAM, but actual requirements may vary depending on the model and backend you choose t
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by g947o 8mo ago
Many people who use ST have a "serious" nvidia card. We are talking about NPUs here.
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by g947o 8mo ago
> There's lots of fun stuff Ask your friends or a small business owner if they are going to spend $1k on a new laptop because "there's lots of fun stuff". For office automation, you'll get a lot more mileage with
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by g947o 8mo ago
Parent comment is fair and technically accurate. Do you have a real argument, especially a technical one, that you can contribute?

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