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by hgoel 5mo ago
I switched over to Edge from Firefox because it was simply much better at managing its memory on my laptop. With Firefox I had to be far more cautious about having too many things running at once. WSL2 would often be killed to free up memor
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by hgoel 5mo ago
The motivation for vertical tabs is pretty straightforward, screens are mostly wider than they are tall, browsers are often used in fullscreen mode, yet much of the web does not use much of the screen's width. So it's a better use
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by hgoel 5mo ago
IIRC there were rumors that the headset would have an open PCIe slot for such things to be added. Presumably they were passed on as defaults for cost reasons.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
This has been done as a mod for the Valve Index, it works pretty well. Really is mainly a balance issue.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Putting aside the fact that this is a hilarious standard to have on a Ycombinator run forum, lets say providing Opus level models was profitable. That has no bearing on if they'd have enough resources to provide Fable at all.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
How much more clearly do they need to explain the resource constraints? If they didn't announce it, you guys would be complaining about slowed progress. If they didn't release it, you guys would be complaining about fake promises
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by hgoel 5mo ago
If you were traveling very close to light speed, time dilation would mean your experience of time is slowed down, such that if you can go infinitely close to the speed of light, you can travel anywhere as quickly as you have the energy for.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Probably more fitting as the flag of HN
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by hgoel 5mo ago
They're also kind of in the same bucket regarding regulators, which might be something they're keeping an eye on regarding AI integrations.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Another way to interpret this junk, in the US: - There are no consequences for repeatedly losing other peoples' money - The wealthy live it up, coming up with new ways to fleece people while normal people have to work extra jobs to ear
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by hgoel 5mo ago
I kind of get it in the sense that every academic has to make themselves somewhat comfortable with self-promotion even if they don't like it. It's an important part of getting funding, but putting a blurb like that everywhere just
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by hgoel 5mo ago
That's probably the intent given the link in their github bio
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by hgoel 5mo ago
It's because this place is full of people that are the developer equivalent of someone that constantly tells everyone they drive a manual transmission vehicle and it makes them superior.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
That's the part that surprises me. I have only ever shared one prototype I made with AI, and only because we were presenting on how we were exploring AI use and with constant mention that it was a proof of concept prototype. I feel lik
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by hgoel 5mo ago
It pointed out that the shoulders were too rounded and the perspective was incorrect for them, making it seem like the arm was just appearing out of the torso. It pulled up images to explain that I wasn't correctly indicating the delto
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by hgoel 5mo ago
It's kind of sad that they didn't call this Cortana. I guess they made that name too toxic?
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by hgoel 5mo ago
I've had many, but a recent one was when I figured I'd try asking Claude for help with my attempts at learning to draw, specifically anatomy. I uploaded one of my sketches and asked for feedback, expecting it to not be too useful,
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Sorry for wanting my children to not grow up in poverty with immature young adult parents.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Probably pretty obvious why they're saying so, given the fresh throwaway account.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
I think it's hard to say. Water sprayed at a ceiling doesn't congeal into a ball the way water floating in microgravity does. Paint that would fall to the ground if it didn't stick to anything on Earth, would just be floating
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Of course you can, but "needs to survive 26+ years" was very likely not part of the original design goals. The designers of the time probably wouldn't have expected the dysfunction to be so deep that 26 years later, only the
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by hgoel 5mo ago
IIRC during transit you'd want as much mass between you and the Sun (as shielding), and as small of a cross section facing the Sun. Probably also to reduce heat reaching the propellants. So in a cylindrical ship you'd want to have
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by hgoel 5mo ago
If you mean on the outside, paints that apply well in vacuum and microgravity probably need to be developed and tested first. If you mean on the inside, it'd be a lot of time and disruption to devote to maintenance on a station that&#x
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Ideally your Mars transit vehicle hasn't been taking 90 minute heating and cooling cycles nonstop for 26 years.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
That's just what the people that liked to put a lot of effort into customizing their IDEs or WMs have moved to.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Always fun collaborating with someone on a project and having them surprised you actually read their documentation and checked out their code instead of expecting them to explain everything from the ground up.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Reading docs is essential when the LLM stops making sense. It also exercises the same muscles you need to be able to make good use of LLMs.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
"My interests are the only ones that matter and your interests are a waste of time so the resistance I add is actually a good thing. Be happy I don't outright block them"
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by hgoel 5mo ago
This really sounds like a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" type of comment.
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by hgoel 5mo ago
Time for more anecdotes from people who think they're geniuses, about how socially isolating your children is actually good for them. Just going to be more of the same shit many of us dealt with in our childhoods, having productive pur

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