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hypfer
5mo ago
And they're all correct in that assessment.
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5mo ago
That and also.. predictable. Robotic, even. Stimulus => Reaction Which is a shame, because people would have the potential for greatness. But instead, for a plethora of reasons and factors (internal and external) people end up as fleshy
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5mo ago
> At what point does my CS degree become totally useless is an open question. Why are you people saying all these things. We'll probably see long-distance space travel long before a degree in generic problem identification and solvi
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5mo ago
> (it's smarter than me?) I genuinely hope that you're joking with that statement. Or this is a bot. Or an ARG. Or Art. Help.
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5mo ago
While I understand the sentiment and generally agree with it, I find it weird that you completely gloss over the fact that it is reactive antisocial mirroring behavior. The blogging person is definitely making stuff worse, but they're
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5mo ago
I suppose the middle ground is to just continue what you were doing with a slight negative factor of idk 0.8x speed. Don't let the people win, but also do not suddenly assume powers you do not actually have. Essentially, plausible deni
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5mo ago
I had people actually in-person scream at me, because I refused to engage with the engagement bait they had downloaded from tiktok or wherever. Digital opioid crisis, this tribalism thing. A lot of people do not seem to be doing well, which
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5mo ago
Being able to just bluntly tell it in very colorful language that its neurotic cargo-culting phobia of imaginary things is something that needs to stop is such a breath of fresh air after the dark ages of 2017.
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5mo ago
AI has "just" greatly accelerated/amplified dysfunction that was already there previously. Even before AI, you often weren't truly talking with other real people on the web. Even if it was an actual human that responded,
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5mo ago
Qwen3.6-27B-UD-Q4_K_XL can run at 45t/s with 131k q8 context on an RTX 4090. That is pretty usable. You could get 65t/s or more with MTP, but only if you drop the context size, which I would advise against. Results are better with
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5mo ago
The cloud is in fact someone else's computer(s).
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5mo ago
It is unclear to me why OP linked to an article that linked to a video that talks about the repo (I guess? Didn't click) instead of just.. you know.. LINKING THE REPO. Thank you.
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5mo ago
I've mostly stopped being angry at this and started being somewhat happy that people just flag themselves publicly. Saves CPU cycles I guess.
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5mo ago
When IPO?
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5mo ago
It might improve the general state of "professional" software though. When done selectively and dosed just right that is.
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5mo ago
I doubt it. And you would doubt it too if you would look at the actual person that is Lennart beyond the "Pulseaudio bad. Systemd bad. Lennart bad." meme. Very different handwriting too.
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5mo ago
He isn't. Also never was (unless the CV lies that is). As for what drove him instead.. I suppose we will never know. All we can know for certain is that the whole thing felt _very_ inorganic and not like something a reasonable human be
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5mo ago
Yes, yes. Dodos. The endgame of this is Dodos.
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5mo ago
Cafés are no proper workspace though. They're full of noise and distractions. They offer no ergonomics, no proper screens, no nothing. Anything that happens or doesn't happen there is mostly irrelevant to relevant software at larg
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5mo ago
> Nobody writes essays in Slack. The author clearly has never worked with genuine hardcore nerds infodumping.
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5mo ago
Will this experience actually have a lasting impact on how the author makes decisions? Place your bets now.
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5mo ago
> every path you've been following your entire life has been laid out by someone else Not really, no. The actual realization is that other people in the past walked paths of which segments yours will share. A lot of stuff is just re
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5mo ago
Check the comment history. You're currently being trolled. Also, thank you for your work.
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5mo ago
Check the rest of the comments of the account. It's a pattern. Exclusively bad-faith/bait. ___ Edit: Come to think of it, given the name, it might _actually_ be just an agentic LLM tasked with trolling HN. That would be kinda fun
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5mo ago
Is this clawdbot with a soul.md telling it to troll, or am I still seeing genuine human labor of love here?
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5mo ago
> AI code assistants allow whole projects to be refactored and even rewritten in entirely different programming languages and software stacks in a few minutes, sometimes even with one-shot prompts. Most assistants even support creating
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5mo ago
Yes but what does "equally good job of printing" mean, I wonder. That's what I meant with "the P1S is the best at being the P1S when measured by the P1S". I am pretty sure that if you for example do functional PLA p
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5mo ago
Uh, not really. I wouldn't buy an alternative to a P1S, because only the P1S is the best at being the P1S. (Whatever that might entail) Instead, I'd look at things from the perspective of "what do I want?" and not "
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5mo ago
Is it artificial though? They've bought a machine that executes gcode and that it does (at least to my understanding) regardless of where that gcode comes from. If you want special secret sauce gcode from the bambu cloud, you need to u
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5mo ago
Same as local compute. Welcome back to 2014. Let us now continue yelling at the cloud.
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