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by internet2000 2mo ago
AirTag alternative
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by internet2000 2mo ago
10000 buttons and not a single engaging Call To Action
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by internet2000 2mo ago
The mental effort in estimating what model would be better is so not worth it. I just want to switch to Claude Code, tell it to turn a .csv into a BigQuery table then cmd+tab to something else while it runs. Thinking "oh this is probab
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by internet2000 2mo ago
Kimi K3 already left behind in the dust. They can't keep getting away with it!!!
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by internet2000 3mo ago
I guarantee there's misconfigured chemical analysis equipment out there exposed to the internet. I don't think the grandparent was implying the AI would be controlling robot arms to mix things directly (or at least I didn't i
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Remember Stuxnet? Hack one of these, wait until the right compounds are physically loaded, then execute https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/US/en/products/chemistry-and-bi...
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by internet2000 3mo ago
That's the fun part. They do know how to airgap things. The models are outsmarting already pretty smart people!
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Alarmism doesn't help anyone.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Dell is good. Buy the good (not cheap) Dells and you get the good quality with the features that actually matter.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
> This situation has.. no precedent as far as I can tell.. You got a lot of replies already, but there's so much precedent. Plugging a Logitech mouse installs a network capable, autolaunch capable, pop up app for at least the past 1
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by internet2000 3mo ago
How many of those are there? How many compared to the 15 million (mostly) first-and-only-time buyers? Netbooks are almost unique in tech history in how flash-in-the-pan they were. Crypto somehow had more staying power.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Compromise a little bit on the size (but not much, considering bezels!) and $~400 gets you a 100x better computer https://www.ebay.com/itm/145639218896
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Netbooks didn’t need Microsoft’s help in dying. Nobody bought more than one of them, the experience was that bad.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
> Piping a single file through cat spawns an entire process whose only job is to copy bytes to a program that already knew how to read them. Chrome probably spawned two processes when I cmd+clicked this into a new tab. It really doesn&#x
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by internet2000 3mo ago
> I was hoping they had standardized how emoji look across platforms. This is a step in that direction. The entire industry has been consolidating around Apple's look. Take a look at the old Google, Samsung and Microsoft versions of
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by internet2000 3mo ago
It's nice they're sharing the 3D model files, and I like they're getting closer to the standard Apple look. But designing them in 3D isn't super novel. It's the Apple approach since iOS 10.2 https://blog.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
We see the president signing things into law on TV all the time: It's a signature. Nobody's sealing things other than Maker's Mark bourbon bottles anymore.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
I doubt the cost has any impact in the price. This is like a cool band t-shirt, but for nerds.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Windows Phone wasn't really good, because it inherited desktop Windows' bad developer experience and constantly broken promises. The write once run everywhere story wasn't as rosy as you remember. Windows Phone wasn't go
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Outsourcing to India would actually be the disaster the naysayers were saying this would be.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Avoid Gemini and the lesser ChatGPT models and your emoji problem goes away.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Really nice. Worked perfectly downloading the runtime and running nginx:latest. It's getting to the point that scrolling down on Github and seeing Claude as a contributor is a signal the app will be good (Native feeling, no Electron, e
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Same here. 20% usage already with just half a day usage. Wish they'd commit to keeping it on Max, even if severely limited.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Mine's working. I maxed out the tokens yesterday. But my limit reset 10am today. So I guess I have one more day.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
If you do it outside of Claude Code, you're not using their software, which is the intended outcome of the subsidy.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
They're subsidizing their tokens as long as you use their software. That's a fair exchange, I never understood why people took issue with it. If you don't want to get locked in to Claude Code, you can pay more. Just like you
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Hope this forces Anthropic to be less stingy with Fable.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Information wants to be free! I remember when that was the rallying cry of hackers. I miss those days.
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by internet2000 3mo ago
Fable is more expensive to run, and they haven't figured out the GTM strategy just yet. I imagine they'll see how much people actually use to see if it's still worth subsidizing on the Max/Pro plans, or if they make an e
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by internet2000 3mo ago
> You cannot build a business critical function on top of American SOTA frontier model. Yes I can!

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