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by j45 8mo ago
If the Neo had been the next 12" macbook (2.0 lb), it would be the first apple product I would have lined up for. The article sums up why quite well: "The biggest shortcoming of the decade-ago MacBook “One”, aside from the bafflin
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by j45 8mo ago
AI can make output seem very average or low effort as well if it sounds like everything else.
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by j45 8mo ago
The tooling has been in it's early days for a long time. As quickly as that can improve, so will the uptake. The technology itself is quite capable.
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by j45 8mo ago
The quote was from the Github page.
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by j45 8mo ago
Using a 2 year old paradigm. And require a chatbot to be used that can be easily gamed by asking a model of how best to navigate it lol. Implementing the past of AI practices is requesting something that will be easily outdone.
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by j45 8mo ago
I am not sure what accounting or management consulting firms are doing in tech. They look to package up something and sell it as long as they can. AI solutions won't have enough of a shelf life, and the thought around AI is evolving to
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by j45 8mo ago
Are accounting and management consulting companies competent in cutting edge tech?
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by j45 8mo ago
That could also be contingency, if you take a percentage of the improvement or savings.
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by j45 8mo ago
This is easy to say but not always easy for the majority to do if they haven't priced according to value or outcomes before.
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by j45 8mo ago
"Apple M3 or later required. MetalRT uses Metal 3.1 GPU features available on M3, M3 Pro, M3 Max, M4, and later chips. M1/M2 support is coming soon. On M1/M2, RCLI automatically falls back to the open-source llama.cpp engine.
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by j45 8mo ago
It's a positive development, but we can't minimize or ignore the conditions that precipitated it, giving back was less than hanging onto the changes for private benefit. Still, Meta has also put a lot out there in open source, fro
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by j45 8mo ago
Total read error on my part, thanks. I guess it gives more credence to stitch a few more of them togther in the meantime.
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by j45 8mo ago
The interesting thing is TOS changes by email might be more notification than currently is provided. It seems likely that someone, somewhere, will turn LLMs against monitoring TOS' and help customers provide feedback when they want to
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by j45 8mo ago
What's unfortunate is AI will most commonly return the average of it's quality and conversation. And someone new to that hard conversation topic will often be new to it and it will seem amazing, but really, it's mid.
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by j45 8mo ago
More likely that the M5 Max Studio is coming out. the M5 Max Macbook Pros just came out. Also the 512 GB ssd version has a slower SSD than anything 1 TB and up. The new SSDs on the M5 I believe are much faster and what's coming likely
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by j45 8mo ago
Reasoning may end up being possible, simulated, more consistently provided in different ways by LLMs.
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by j45 8mo ago
Underrated comment. Even if AI with autonomous agentic development made something that worked at the average of code quality, I wonder if the code might be a little more sturdy, predictable, and the compromise is a little more verbose for t
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by j45 8mo ago
The more students read, and the more variety they read, the better they will write. This will likely be valuable for AI skills too.
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by j45 8mo ago
There are different forms of tinnitus, due to there being different causes of tinnitus. Some people even have multiple frequencies of tinnitus at the same time.
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by j45 8mo ago
The tech skills in demand are also significantly different in 2026 than 2020, than 2008, and continuing to change very quickly.
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by j45 8mo ago
Claude Code could absolutely build a chat client in the hands of someone who could also build the rest around it. Slack itself originally ran on irc servers as the back end, and I consider it a modern IRC implementation.
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by j45 8mo ago
Has Matrix improved the ease of use for folks to use it independently? Mattermost, Rocketchat and others have first class packaging for quick and easy roll out.
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by j45 8mo ago
Ah, I’m not speaking about JavaScript within the content of wikipedia as you are. I’m referring to the use of JavaScript in general in the building of web apps themselves. My comment is the same about 2FA. I’m making these comments from the
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by j45 8mo ago
Being model independent and cross-model capable is the required skill.
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by j45 8mo ago
Fair but it’s probably not the thought to buy an 8GB laptop for docker in 2026 when we’ve known about it for a long time. There was a post recently about apples built in virtualizer that might be useful. Before fusion or docker I’d probably
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by j45 8mo ago
Oh, for sure, rewrites generally do fail especially if the incoming lessons from the existing version aren't clear. Finding a middle ground of building a roadmap to refactoring your way forward is often much better. Appreciate the Joel
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by j45 8mo ago
2FAs also may require a level of KYC that Wikipedia isn't after and advocating for 2FA might indirectly advocate for a lot more things than just 2FA.
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by j45 8mo ago
It's not, application logic exposed on the client side is always an attack vector for figuring out how it works and how attack vectors could be devised. It's simply a calculated risk. How much business and application logic you pu
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by j45 8mo ago
Too much app logic in the client side (Javascript) has always been an attack vector. The more that can reasonably be server side, the more that can't be seen.
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by j45 8mo ago
It's reassuring to know Wikipedia has these kinds of security mechanisms in place.

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