hobofan

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by hobofan 8mo ago
I think Rive[0] is quite competitive with what was possible back then in covering the full authoring stack. [0]: https://rive.app
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by hobofan 8mo ago
You can nowadays do fine with macOS or Linux in most college degrees I've seen, since nowadays there are decent open source alternatives for the most prolific software that's on the level of popularity that it will be used in teac
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by hobofan 8mo ago
To me the price seems to be so uncharactaristically low for Apple during a time where hardware prices are rising across the board that this almost feels like an attempt to try and capture the desktop market. During a time where Microsoft is
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by hobofan 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure that's just LLMs tendency to replicate bad React patterns.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Do they? AFAIK the main thing that was standardized on was Metamask and the few RPC functionality that came with that, but I also haven't kept up with the space in some tme.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Anything that's "double use" is already treated with a distinct level of scrutiny.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Maybe for the first 2-3 years. The association to Meta is barely mentioned (even on the official page) nowadays.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Which one? None of those that came up when I searched were really containing a lot of real uses. Both top threads[0][1] don't really contain much of substance. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46838946 [1]: h
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by hobofan 8mo ago
When has "enterprise edition" ever been the sign of parody projects?
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by hobofan 8mo ago
There doesn't seem to be any sign of Chinese companies stopping to produce open models to destroy the American moat. Given that a lot of the R&D in China is state sponsored that also seems to be a good pawn in US-China relations.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
That has been covered before in other videos[0] that this is their roadmap to higher power, so I'm also not sure what they have announced now that wasn't previously announced. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M
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by hobofan 8mo ago
You wouldn't have to edit the actual repositories gitignore anyways. Every checkout of a repo comes with a .git/info/exclude file, which acts like a local additional gitignore file.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Saddly, since it relies on a Cargo.lock to be correct it also is affected by bugs that place dependencies in the Cargo.lock, but are not compiled into the binary. e.g. weak features in Cargo currently cause unused dependencies to show up in
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Is that so? I haven't personally used Antigravity, I just heard a lot of people complaining as recently as ~1 month ago that they hit the rate limits very quickly by e.g. it accidentally reading in too large files.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
> despite having virtually infinite processing power, money Just because they have the money doesn't mean that they spend it excessively. OpenAI and Anthropic are both offering coding plans that are possibly severely subsidized, as
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Java is for the modding user-base. If they would kill that, there is a good chance that the whole Youtube/Twitch creator ecosystem around the game dies, and with that it's popularity. Bedrock is more performant and more portable a
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by hobofan 8mo ago
What can bite them in this case though is alternate providers at the same price point that can bridge the gap. e.g. you currently get a lot more bang for your buck with the $20 OpenAI Codex subscription than you get for the $20 Claude Code
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by hobofan 8mo ago
> If I'm paying for usage You are not paying for usage. You are paying for usage via their application. If their business plan is based on how quickly a human can enter requests and react to the results, and Claude Code is optimized
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by hobofan 8mo ago
> anyone editing by hand would instinctively delete the extra spaces to align those I think as a human I am significantly more likely to give up on senseless pixelpushing like this than an LLM.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
And the $3 plan also has significant latency compared with their higher tier plans.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
They seems to be a strong overlap of people behind both projects, so that likely explains the similarities.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
I can't speak for the status quo, but for at least the first ~5 years (so until 3 years ago when I last attempted to use it), the JS implementation of Fluent was a mess. Constant issues with incomplete API, wrong TS typings (which at t
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Care to explain why you think it's infeasible? Then one could provide targeted counter-optimism ;) I don't see what's infeasible about it. It doesn't seem too different from .po files (gettext catalogs) meshed with hooks
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by hobofan 8mo ago
So, you don't know if it has produced anything valuable yet?
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Damn, I didn't even know that npm allows publishing dependencies that have git/https dependencies to the public registry.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
SeaweedFS's new `weed mini` command[0] does a great job at that. Previously our most flakey tests in CI were due to MinIO sometimes not starting up properly, but with `weed mini` that was completely resolved. [0]: https://gi
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by hobofan 8mo ago
I can also highly recommend SeaweedFS for development purposes, where you want to test general behaviour when using S3-compatible storage. That's what I mainly used MinIO before, and SeaweedFS, especially with their new `weed mini` com
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by hobofan 8mo ago
> The raison d’être of SEC is to protect regular mom-and-pop investors That's not the sole reason. They (should) also enforce a fair even playing field by preventing market manipulation (e.g. how Elon was tweeting about stock price
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by hobofan 8mo ago
Nobody said anything about forcing them to go public, just to force them to adhere to reporting regulations.
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by hobofan 8mo ago
The Darren Shan novels also have a lot of interesting vampire world-building, with in parts a similar dillema of vampires losing their dominant position in the food chain due to humans advancing technology, and different sects in the vampir

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