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1y ago
Something feels odd reading the article. It's so verbose like it's trying to explain things like the reader is 5yo.
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gtirloni
1y ago
what has been your experience with asking AI to create a complex project from beginning to end?
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1y ago
I can get 1Gbps up/down in a remote area (close to the fields) in a mid-sized city in Brazil with _zero_ government subsidies. The energy company that owns the poles was required to offer it to anyone that wanted to rent space on them
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1y ago
Outside of farmers and heavy machinery workers, trucks are only a status/culture symbol these days. In my town, 1 out of 10 vehicles is a truck... a very clean and shiny truck that has never carried anything.
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1y ago
Humans don't work like that. Empathy is a thing.
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1y ago
macOS 15.6 / M4 Max Orion (0.99.135.0.1-beta) - 22.8 Orion RC (0.99.135.0.1-rc) - 22.6 Firefox 141.0 - 30.7 Chrome (138.0.7204.184) - 36.7 Safari (18.6)- 41.6 Orion feels as snappy as Safari though, even as
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1y ago
Kagi offers Orion+ for those who want to support the browser development specifically.
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1y ago
Once it's fully open source, there are certain expectations and a lot of overhead involved in maintaining the community, governance, etc. I can understand if they delay it while they are still figuring out the initial vision and want t
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1y ago
Same here. I noticed the macOS build has its quirks and crashes frequently (but it's beta/RC so...). But on iOS I never faced any issues that I can remember now.
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Orion Browser
(kagi.com)
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1y ago
Open source is a requirement but not the only one. There are countless examples of companies building integrated solutions based off of open source projects that, when they went bankrupt, there was nobody to pick up the available pieces and
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KernelScript eBPF-centric programming language
(github.com)
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1y ago
Fixing issues that seem to only affect people with disabilities often have positive unexpected consequences for others, indeed.
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1y ago
Ageism at its best. Senior folks are stuck in time and only know 80's tech, right ?
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1y ago
Aren't they shipping the chips back to Taiwan for packaging anyway?
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1y ago
True but when ICANN decides .tpl is a new TLD owned by some corporation, what's your next move?
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1y ago
Anything new about it?
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1y ago
> Turns out it was not 4D chess after all… It never is. I'm guilty of thinking there's a secret master plan sometimes and there never is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam%27s_razor
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1y ago
Somehow a whole industry is now fine with Heisenbugs being a regular part of the dev workflow.
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1y ago
How's Putin's approval rate since the invasion?
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1y ago
If we look at history, Russia government's capacity to withstand punishment of any kind in detriment to its own citizens is limitless. I applaud your determination but I wouldn't expect that to put any kind of pressure on Russia w
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1y ago
If you just want to learn for the fun of it, check out RISC-V instead. It might give you that early days feeling.
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1y ago
> "If these allegations are confirmed, there will be consequences." Sure.
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Pattern machines that we don't understand
(surfingcomplexity.blog)
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1y ago
Yes, but some lessons need to be re-learned over and over so it's seems totally fine that this is here considering how MCP is being promoted as the "integration to rule them all".
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Is eBPF the microkernel we were promised?
(bsky.app)
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1y ago
This looks amazing. I find Mermaid.js ugly and the syntax difficult/buggy but unfortunately it's one of the best supported diagram tools in static site generators. It'd be awesome to have Isoflow diagrams embedded in Markdown
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOAA_under_the_second_presiden...
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Can't We Have Nice Things?
(queue.acm.org)
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1y ago
Banks are pretty much empty these days. Everything is computer.
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