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by hu3 2y ago
Is this satire? I have difficulty identifying those.
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by hu3 2y ago
So Tesla gets a handwave against world conquering BYDs.
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by hu3 2y ago
No bs, helpful stance. Patient. Polite. And a good understanding of my shortcomings.
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by hu3 2y ago
Solar panels aren't free. And aren't hassle-free either. I wouldn't even bring that into the equasion since a large part of the population can't use solar panels. Not to mention GPU value depreciation.
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by hu3 2y ago
Home electricity bill of a decent GPU alone is usually more expensive than renting GPUs on demand.
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by hu3 2y ago
Thanks! I'm tempted to try Speech to Text + Cursor/Copilot for development. It's probably the future since most people can speak faster than they can type.
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by hu3 2y ago
How does it compare to https://wisprflow.ai ? btw, grats!
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by hu3 2y ago
> npm install ai How is this allowed/possible in npm? Don't they have mandatory namespaces?
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by hu3 2y ago
> There are plenty of large projects written in Python pre-typing, in PHP, etc. Just a nit. Modern PHP is typed and has been for years.
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by hu3 2y ago
Creatine and whey. Creatine because it gives me more energy during exerrcises. Whey to complement protein intake during busy days.
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by hu3 2y ago
Well they certainly have the GPUs for that. I wonder if this will squeeze cloud GPU pricing even more or it's already priced.
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by hu3 2y ago
People say his technical opinions can/are bought for the right price or clicks.
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by hu3 2y ago
In the author's defense they do write the entire source code in README.md, including source for alternatives.
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by hu3 2y ago
This is how Chat GPT o1 would explain Functors, Applicatives and Monads to a PHP developer. Looks more digestible to me, supposing it is correct. https://chatgpt.com/share/67e9b3b0-52a8-8001-87d1-d6d222a27e... The prom
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by hu3 2y ago
text search predates Google, believe it or not. it's not that hard if there's some form of competence involved...
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by hu3 2y ago
I read some hours ago a comment to the effect of "whatever, I don't expect Apple to be good with AI so it's okay for Siri to suck since forever, I still love my iPhone"... I can't help but be amused at a comment def
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by hu3 2y ago
whataboutism won't save Apple when Gmail search has been great since forever
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by hu3 2y ago
Bloat adds up. Each part alone might not be large but together it starts to become an annoyance. Also bloat is not just about disk space but also cognitive load and clean interface.
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by hu3 2y ago
> literally every attachment I received into my camera roll There's a global setting for this: media visibility: off. Then you can enable that per chat. I have all chat images contained to only Whatsapp by default. Then I only enabl
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by hu3 2y ago
> Jakt is a memory-safe systems programming language. Sounds pleasant and safe to use. I wonder if they plan to use it on their Ladybird browser. From their readme: Automatic reference counting Strong typing Bounds checking No raw pointe
891.
by hu3 2y ago
Is there still a queue to buy a tesla?
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by hu3 2y ago
nice. did you use grok web interface or some ide + grok?
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by hu3 2y ago
oh nooo! for now they still allow me to stay with the good old Google Assistant. But it's only a matter of time until some exec removes it to "improve Gemini adoption".
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by hu3 2y ago
I never tried advanced things with "Hey Google" but it always gets the basics right for me: "go home" opens maps app with a route to my home. "alarm in", "alarm at", "what time is it?" works
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by hu3 2y ago
> And I really don't need Safari that often, actually. Yeah you're an exception. Thankfully people like you don't get to decide what EU rules as best for people.
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by hu3 2y ago
LINQ alone is unmatched.
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by hu3 2y ago
These are handful of handpicked twitter posts that are almost 3 years old, including the page itself. https://github.com/ghuntley/isdotnetopen The website doesn't even explain what they mean by open. Nor they expl
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by hu3 2y ago
Adding Rust to the mix for marginal gains. Not sure there's value. I'd rather port the micro-optimizations done in zlib-rs to zlib-ng and call it a day.
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Feature Folder Structure in Asp.net Core(scottsauber.com)
2 points by hu3 2y ago|2 comments
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by hu3 2y ago
oh hi burntsushi! Good thing I applauded your skills to... yourself, without realizing. haha I was replying to this: > Is performance a frequent rationale for rewriting C applications in Rust? But I now realize your message was much more

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