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by gigatexal 18d ago
But isn’t the enum far more readable and maintainable than having to do bit operations on things?
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by gigatexal 19d ago
FWIW my wife found one via some ads or a YouTuber idk but she loves hers. Uses it 10x more than her kindle.
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by gigatexal 24d ago
I really like these show and tell style posts. I’m always curious how people have their setups and what tools they use. Also the blog has a nice theme and is easy to read. I wanna get a desktop Mac for local ai so that I don’t turn my lapto
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by gigatexal 27d ago
The hippies of the 60s became investment bankers in the 80s. It’s normal
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by gigatexal 29d ago
Will it matter? Trump and his gang of criminal owns the Supreme Court and are happy to flout the law in a move fast a break things approach all the time. (See also the stupid gaudy ballroom) This win a pyrrhic one at best.
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by gigatexal 29d ago
I used to watch their vtuber videos on YouTube!
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by gigatexal 29d ago
Did they also work on the graphics stack for the Asahi project?
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
Margin is insane. They made roughly double net income, pure profit, what Apple did (even if you take out the ~8B in paper gains from their investments in other AI shops) on 13B less revenue.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
Even if amd or intel caught up the Apple hardware is just built better and is far higher quality.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
This will be the engine for redshift now. They’ll make it read write and it’ll be magic.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
just write sql smh it's so easy to get proper queries and then the mapping from a list of tuples to your object is easy
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
very, very sad. she was such a good person in this age of trump especially in the country music scene
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
I mean when you start organizing the next jan 6th event the press (not this admin's fbi) is gonna go straight to nostr pages for research on the time and places and what will happen.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
buy a nice BMW 3 series or buy a 512GB m5 ultra... ;-) I'm glad they brought the 512GB option back. Really want to get my hands on a m6 32GB 2TB model but don't really have a need for one.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
Nah it’s DOA because it was adopted by the alt right.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
good. competition is good. we, the consumers, win. the a20pro and what not will match or beat it and the cycle will continue. if this chip turns into a decent desktop chip then arm linux laptops might be very nice.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
I’ve not tried it but I’m willing to bet if you gave Claude or ChatGPT similar pseudo code you’d get the same result.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
With all the outages at GitHub there has to be someone willing to unseat them as the social git repo… how bad does it have to get before folks go elsewhere? Bitbucket and gitlab exist but are pawns compared to a king no?
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
Nah I think it’s the advertising angle.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
Absolutely nuts to me that a front end aggregator of ai vendors — basically an proxy — plus telemetry is worth 7B What a time to be alive. I’m going to take a 1% stake in a bridge and rename it bridge.ai and sell it for billions too
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
A 1.4T penalty if due in 30 days would kill them. If paid over the course of 20-30 years maybe not so much. That’s where it ends the analogy cuz big Tabacco still exists
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
American living in Berlin: insane to me that in the US if I would rather stick it out in an abusive or otherwise terrible job just to keep my benefits. Taxes here are high. They pay for a lot of things. Is it the best of the best? No. There
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
Hmmmm not sure I want to put my code in Elon’s hands. I’d rather let super flakey Microsoft/Github have it, still. That man and his companies need less influence and he needs less control not more of jt.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
It will never actually be 1.4T in fines if they lose the Supreme Court is in their bag... but it would be a nice win on principle. Here's hoping Meta goes to zero one day; if they did the world would not suffer one iota.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
By the way is anyone running any security / audit / exfil tests on these open harnesses? Like a VPN id kinda like to know? I’m happy to help fund a crowd source campaign for it.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
The out of box experience of omp.sh is wow imo so much nicer than Claude. Claude spends too much time being nice and gassing me Up and omp just gets to work. It’s idk smarter like a far better system prompt and all around loop. Gonna try to
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
It’s an interesting set of features. I’m not one of the gatekeepers of AI projects are bad ilk. Let’s see this keep growing into what you have in mind OP.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
s/watches/war chest/g
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
Maybe Apple will put its watches behind this and the computational complexity will be solved by some breakthrough.
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by gigatexal 1mo ago
It might be time for the Anthropic devs making 500k a year plus more than that in options to actually write code again? I can’t believe that humans in meat space are reviewing all that code. Maybe that’s why Claude code is feeling a bit blo

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