imnotr0b0t

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by imnotr0b0t 16d ago
True, by the way, editing often takes much longer than writing the same text from scratch yourself, I've noticed that too.
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by imnotr0b0t 16d ago
That sounds risky
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by imnotr0b0t 20d ago
This is kinda nuts. Can this mostly be fixed in software, or are M3 users basically stuck unless apps work around it themselves? Going from 10 to 24 tok/s just from a workaround is a pretty crazy jump.
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by imnotr0b0t 1mo ago
Lol, that's true. It's even funny.
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by imnotr0b0t 1mo ago
The architecture without inhibit lines is interesting. Did this make the memory faster, or was the main goal simply to reduce the number of sense amplifiers and simplify the board layout?
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by imnotr0b0t 1mo ago
Sometimes I think I'm too detail-oriented. Then I remember that someone once spent weeks manually rewording a game FAQ so the right margin would look pretty in a text file. And I feel better about myself...
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by imnotr0b0t 1mo ago
It's wild that a tradition like this has stuck around for nearly 600 years and turned into such a valuable climate record. 25 no-cross winters in the last 34 years compared to just 5 in the 50 years before 1950 is pretty much a straigh
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by imnotr0b0t 1mo ago
Interesting find. Overall it makes sense from a deepfake-fighting perspective and EU requirements. But what's concerning is that users aren't really told about this, as far as I can tell. Would be cool if someone checked if it can
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by imnotr0b0t 1mo ago
The article is solid. But there is a nuance what he skipped — quality vs price. Sure, GPT-5.6 Luna for pennies can do the same thing what Claude 4.5 Sonnet did for a dollar a year ago. Except Sonnet back then actually carried the codebase,
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by imnotr0b0t 1mo ago
The update is useful, especially the paywall filter. I might even consider switching platforms; it seems convenient...
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by imnotr0b0t 2mo ago
I noticed that too... There are still ways around it, but I don't think it'll last long. I don't know, I'm thinking of giving up on Reddit altogether
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by imnotr0b0t 2mo ago
I have mixed feelings. It seems like nothing serious happened, no one was hurt, and all the systems worked, but on the other hand, this is still an emergency. Why did those rods fall in the first place?
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by imnotr0b0t 2mo ago
Braintree has been sitting idle for years. It seems PayPal bought it and forgot about it. Everything works but nothing new is being added. It's fine for cards and PayPal, but if you need anything more complex, it's not even an opt
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by imnotr0b0t 2mo ago
Funny little gadget but I feel like ASUS is about 5 years too late. With so many alternatives for the same money a friction drive just looks like a solution to problems that don't really exist anymore I can see who might actually buy t