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6mo ago
fwiw: "Performance Does DuckDB use SIMD? DuckDB does not use explicit SIMD (single instruction, multiple data) instructions because they greatly complicate portability and compilation. Instead, DuckDB uses implicit SIMD, where we go to
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6mo ago
Data engineer here: I use this all the time. It's amazing. For most of the data the sizes we often deal with it's perfect.
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6mo ago
I wish someone would do something similar for TVs. Just a really fantastic panel with only the tech needed to decode HDMI or whatever and show it on the screen. No other tech whatsover: no telemetry, no smart anything, nothing.
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6mo ago
Anthropic should be increasing the value and services they offer not reducing it. It’s the Apple model. Yes you pay a ton more. But my 2013 MacBook Pro 15 I got in college lasted 10 years and was still fine even when it was stolen. That’s w
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6mo ago
This reminds me of the legit coal smoke black PowerBooks of yesteryear. If they make a 16 inch model I’ll def consider it.
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6mo ago
Welp this just removes them if they get bought (and likely also if they coordinate even more with an Elon company) from my list of tools I’ll use. Crazy a fork of vscode is worth 60B. What’s vscode worth to Microsoft? 200B?
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6mo ago
They rev’d it. I hope they don’t. I was looking forward to an “air” version. I really want one.
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6mo ago
We have virtual shares that vest on sale. I won’t be rich. Enough to take a nice trip to Mallorca after taxes.
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6mo ago
Yeah glad to see a hardware person take the helm and not a bean counter. The hardware is masterful now. Let’s keep it that way. Wonder if he kills the Vision Pro.
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6mo ago
Here’s hoping the hardware stays awesome. I’m curious if Ternus kills the Vision Pro as I’m under the impression it’s Tim Cook’s baby.
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6mo ago
“Mr. Cook, 65, will move into a new role as Apple’s executive chairman in September and be succeeded in the company’s corner office by John Ternus, the 50-year-old head of Apple’s hardware engineering.”
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6mo ago
https://archive.ph/ozml9
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6mo ago
oh man uber is acquiring the company I work for [1] and we currently really like Claude ... but if Codex is better so be it. I just really, really, really like Claude Code as a front end. Guess I'll have to make it talk Codex instead.
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6mo ago
Thank you for sharing. Now I don’t have to burn the same tokens for the same answer
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6mo ago
im keen to check this out. since I've moved 100% to the Mac [1] I've been keen to move away from Docker to something like Apple Containers [2] which runs each "container" as an isolated vm. So I wanna try this out, too.
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6mo ago
So many people worshipped the jobs distortion field but it was nothing compared to the gaslighting Elon has been able to do with Tesla. The man promised things he couldn’t deliver over and over and over again and investors are it up turning
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6mo ago
Why anyone would willingly leave the private sector to work for this administration of charlatans, rapists, drunkards and grifters is beyond me. Wait till there’s a new administration. Vote for sanity first. Then let government stabilize. T
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6mo ago
I admit I posted this to just find a reason to dunk on this admin.
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6mo ago
Big beer head Kavanaugh and Kegseth are probably jumping for joy.
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6mo ago
Everyone asking was this vibe coded should calm down. Instead we should just have automated ways to audit the code to see if it’s secure, see if it’s going to steal our keys, etc. If it provides value who cares? I mean we could read the cod
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7mo ago
Yeah bombing as a counter to cyber attacks is a last ditch Pandora’s box thing
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7mo ago
ethics and morality are not interchangeable are they? anyway individuals willingly give to teh state some autonomy in return for the safety of governance... that's the social contract free people have with government "doxxing"
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7mo ago
I want a vscode port to native. think zed but with the rich ecosystem.
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7mo ago
Good. I’m glad. It’s a great editor but the whole electron backend is so bloated.
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7mo ago
This has been my experience as well, Qwen via Ollama locally has been very very impressive.
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7mo ago
what a well written article. makes me very much consider moving to Switzerland. I'd be happy with symmetric 5Gbit internet. Anything more would be overkill imo. I hated working with ISPs in the states. Ever try cancelling Comcast? You
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7mo ago
good. just like the Claude model. getting the pricing to be in line with costs is the only way this remains sustainable.
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7mo ago
every *Overflow site other than the main one for asking coding questions has been very good to me. StackOverflow was a terrible experience. What LLMs got right was when asking seemingly stupid questions, or simple questions, or RTFM-answera
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7mo ago
hahah use it with headphones, it's cute!
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7mo ago
I didn't create this but I found it randomly and it's hilarious. I love its whimsy. go to about 28 seconds in here to see it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eHZw284thA
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