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> Apple silicon only offers a low number of cores on desktop chips compared to what Intel or AMD offers. * Apple: 32 cores (M3 Ultra) * AMD: 96 cores (Threadripper PRO 9995WX) * Intel: 60 cores (W‑9 3595X) I wouldn’t exactly call that lo
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The global car reckoning is here, far too many auto companies don't have a plan
(wired.com)
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Off-topic: What were you running before and what are you running now? And are we talking about laptop use?
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> However, we don't parse markdown on the server and convert to HTML. Rather, we just prompt the model to emit HTML directly. Considering the target audience it probably doesn’t matter but it sounds like this could lead to pretty he
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The prompt starts with current date, I bet it’s generated by some internal tool. That might easily update info like this at the right time.
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I bet it has to do with efficient UX experience. Most of the users most of the time want to get the best possible answer from the prompt they have provided straight away. If they need to clarify, they respond with an additional prompt but a
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Vibe coding nonetheless #gofastandbreakthings
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It’s even more concerning you obtained access to this system with ease. Sounds like a pretty serious security incident.
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This is such an evil idea.
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Women dating safety app 'Tea' breached, users' IDs posted to 4chan
(404media.co)
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A startup is selling data hacked from peoples' computers
(404media.co)
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More and more I feel like Apple’s SW division is dropping the ball. It’s starting to show more and more that the software is lagging behind the hardware, especially with macOS. macOS is their power user friendly OS. For once they could do a
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TSMC's quarterly sales hit $30B – plans over 15 new fabs to meet AI demand
(tomshardware.com)
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Cloudflare starts blocking pirate sites for UK users
(torrentfreak.com)
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Also 800V lithium battery packs capable of delivering hundreds of amps of current.
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I agree that the level of abstraction will grow and LLMs will be the primary tool to write code *but* I think they will still generate code in a formal language. That formal language might be very close to a natural language, pseudo code if
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Correct me if I’m wrong but LLMs are deterministic, the randomness is added intentionally in the pipeline.
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A slept on video upscaling tool for macOS (fx-upscale)
(christianselig.com)
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People are rarely this pragmatic but I agree! Slightly beat up cars for the win!
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Sorry, it was meant to be a lighthearted joke, the spelling mistake was made twice and I found the premise of baking being discussed funny. I didn’t mean to mock you.
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We talking about apple pies here /s
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The issue is skewed supply and demand. If it’s profitable to buy housing as an investment, lower to middle class folk can’t compete with the upper class and businesses in the purchasing power, no matter how much housing gets build. I’m not
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I consider this to be a bug. I want to view HDR content with brightness differences scaled in a way that the maximum value barely, if at all, exceeds the set display brightness. The fact that it just goes full 1600 nits blast when you view
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It’s a quote from the linked article.
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YoY percentages are usually presented with one decimal place of precision. This makes the number drop by one whole percentage point. It impacts net profit margin and profit numbers even more. Literally everyone up to the C level executives,
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The point was it’s two orders of magnitude more than the original comment stated. Also 1% of yearly revenue is not insignificant.
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Well it’s easier to get you hooked and show you more and better targeted ads if you get the app. There’s a value add, it’s just not for you, the user. It’s for Reddit and their customers (advertisers).
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The title mentions high doses and long periods, but let’s quantify it more accurately: Cases of toxicity have been reported at doses as low as 21 mg per day, the recommended daily intake is 1.3 to 2 mg. The person in question was diagnosed
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I think it’s clear what stack is typically meant by “an Electron app” and why using a blanket term like this is faster. However, you could use Rust compiled to WASM in an Electron app, therefore the two aren’t even mutually exclusive.
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> Providing problem details to an LLM until it produces something that looks correct If you're using LLMs to code like this, you're using them incorrectly. You need to specify your intent precisely from the start which is a ski
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