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by greatgib 6mo ago
The rewrite in Rust is mostly vanity and marketing but not based on a real technical need... So I don't see why they would want to do that.
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by greatgib 6mo ago
What they nerfed the most is the basic feature of the PR diff view. It's only job is to display diff and review comments and it easily hide the diff for files that are a lit bit longer and hide comments when you have more than a dozen.
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by greatgib 6mo ago
To give my best guess, I think that the change of default effort is unrelated to the major problems encountered by the users but that this was added big and first to cover up a little bit the huge failure of the 2 other ones. First thing yo
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by greatgib 6mo ago
In addition with the bug, a big part of the issue is that this change was done secretly by Anthropic and not communicated to the users. If that was done, users could have been mindful of the change and figure out more easily that their prob
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by greatgib 6mo ago
The big question they didn't even scratch is doesn't he have to pay the fines in the end? I don't understand why someone would be ok to pay probably 10k to 40k of fines every year just for a dozen of mph excessive speed. I wo
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by greatgib 6mo ago
To me the random colors at each byte is messing up with my brain making it hard to fast identify C0 or any other value that I could more easily identify in all black. But color would be nice more based on the bytes logic. Eventually the 00
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by greatgib 6mo ago
The current century is the one of enshitification, like a cancer, now there is a whole generation of PM that it is totally ok and legitimate to update your product to add spying of your user's usage. It might seems legit from them, but
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by greatgib 6mo ago
Sad to see Tim Cook leaving as I was enjoying this downtrend of Apple products that is driving users to more open (and better) solutions like Linux PCs. I cross fingers for John Ternus to still be greedy and not being too competent.
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by greatgib 6mo ago
What annoys me the most with the proprietary side of Gemini and Claude is that you used to have the tokenizer (standard) and open sourced. So you could understand what was going on, how the model would understand/split the tokens. Now
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by greatgib 6mo ago
If I had a dollar to bet, I would say that such global effort would highly benefit Microsoft that is loosing grounds in high proportion in the area of desktop OS and is trying very hard to impose mandatory microsoft "cloud" accoun
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by greatgib 6mo ago
All of that reminds me about how gpt2 was almost too dangerous to be released to the world...
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by greatgib 6mo ago
A very simple alternative also would have to have provided a way to do a rollback to previous version until first complete boot after update at least. Would probably also cover for other kinds of problems.
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by greatgib 7mo ago
You know that it is how Germany got its darker period when people were just "doing their job" despite being against the good of the population. Without good conscious!
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by greatgib 7mo ago
This world is really dystopic. It amazes me that now anything restricting your rights and liberty can pass so easily. For students and hobbyists: To keep Android accessible to everyone, we're building a free, no government ID requ
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by greatgib 7mo ago
At the same time I'm happy about this news for the feeling of "justice" to have people without ethic working for such a bad company getting what they deserves. And the company going down even if just a little bit. But on the
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by greatgib 7mo ago
I'm quite sure that it is a phony patent worth nothing.
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by greatgib 7mo ago
And something important, that is leaking from the phrasing of their blog post, is that it is not really "Github" that wants to suck all your data "prompts, code, context, documents", ... but it is "Microsoft"!
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by greatgib 7mo ago
The basis of httpx is not very good at all. I think that it owes its success to be first "port" of python requests to support async, that was a strong need. But otherwise it is bad: API is not that great, performance is not that g
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by greatgib 7mo ago
I don't that their organisation even know how to do things well. It's not in their DNA to not fuckup their users. But that being said, I have a good laugh at their announcement because you know they will spend money to try to make
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by greatgib 7mo ago
Doesn't make sense because AI responses are not grounded, still for AI to make sense in this context, and have any relation with Kagi purpose, you need to have the search still, and then the AI process the search results.
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by greatgib 7mo ago
I agree with you for a general assistant but even if I'm also not interested to pay for an assistant there are 2 features that I like and bring a lot of value by default in my opinion: - if you put an interrogation point at the end of
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by greatgib 7mo ago
At least in France and I think in a lot of other countries, you still get a dedicated IP for your connection, so yes you could receive inbound traffic. Just the IP will most of the time be dynamic, and you might have your IP changing regula
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by greatgib 7mo ago
Tesla was not initially created by Musk: https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1131215_tesla-existed-b... So, the initial good direction my have been despite him, and still successful mostly thanks to the big load of mo
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by greatgib 7mo ago
Such a joke to advertise Claude as a tool to work on corporate technical debt when it is definitively the thing that will increase it a lot. And let's not even discuss the vacuity of their new cash machine certifications. "Archi
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by greatgib 7mo ago
They should at least restricted it to IPv6. Here it will be a kill for everyone using mobile network and 5g hotspots.
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by greatgib 7mo ago
If we need to sum up the state of gov now I would pick the following quote: He told another colleague, who refused to help him upload the data because of legal concerns, that he expected to receive a presidential pardon if his actions
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by greatgib 7mo ago
The votes made up less than 4 percent of those cast in Basel-Stadt and would not have changed any results I like the concept of "your vote was useless anyway".
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by greatgib 7mo ago
I also find it super more complicated and messy than what you can find in another language without proper justification. Like the Temporal.Instant with the only difference that is now but in nanosecond. Would have been better to be Now with
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by greatgib 7mo ago
I can tell for you specifically because everything is specific: machine, hardware, setup, projects... But I always noticed this latency for everyone I ever saw using vscode or computer that I tried. To be clear, you might easily not notice
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by greatgib 7mo ago
They have a very limited set of choices. I would have bought more if you were not too limited in term of choice in their inventory. At some point the XPS 13 dev edition was the almost perfect laptop. Then they ruined it with the following g

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