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by jarbus 2y ago
There are so many abandoned commercial buildings throughout some of the Boston suburbs. From what I understand, people keep the rents high to increase the value of the building so they can borrow against it, and leave the buildings unoccupi
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by jarbus 2y ago
Wow, haven’t seen this before, hyprland looks amazing. Any issues with this setup?
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by jarbus 2y ago
I literally just use a giant text file for everything, with only a specialized vim macro for inserting the date.
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by jarbus 2y ago
Marc Andreesen (author of the discussed manifesto and also creator of Mosaic) seems to be someone capable of great intelligence but blinded by the bubble in which he now lives. He, like many other Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, don’t bother
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by jarbus 2y ago
Interesting, is there no way for this law to change?
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by jarbus 2y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by jarbus 2y ago
Very curious to see if they call pull off their new fabs.
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by jarbus 2y ago
I use Julia regularly for experimental machine learning. It’s great for writing high performance, distributed code and even easier than Python for this kind of work, since I can optimize the entire stack in a single language. Not sure if it
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by jarbus 2y ago
Really, really, really curious as to how they managed to pull this off, if their project works as well as they claim it does. If stuff as complex as paged/flash attention can "just work", this is really cool.
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by jarbus 2y ago
I get that a lot of people on HN won't like this, but I don't think FF really has a choice here. If they want to compete with mainstream browsers, they'll need to integrate the features they will support to avoid losing exi
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by jarbus 2y ago
On a first read, I agree with you, but if I was in that department I’d love that we still have a model T and that we get to drive it around, especially compared to the other work they must do
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by jarbus 2y ago
Ah, I might have misread then. Thanks!
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by jarbus 2y ago
This seems like an incomplete story. From what I've heard, the costs of running X have also plummeted, and now it's turning a profit, right?
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by jarbus 2y ago
This is awesome to see. I’d love RISC-V to succeed on this platform, but I can’t imagine it will be competitive with x86 or ARM for a power user for quite a few years. Are there any plans to support ARM mainboards as well?
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by jarbus 2y ago
> We’re excited to share a preview of a Framework Laptop 13 Mainboard with a new CPU architecture today, and it’s probably not the one you think it is. Hahaha. Really curious if they’ll announce a snapdragon x elite board. I love the ide
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by jarbus 2y ago
Lina Kahn, once again, is the greatest thing to happen to America I’ve ever seen in my short time alive.
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by jarbus 2y ago
I agree that it’s protectionism, 100%. DJI seems to have been remarkably clean from what I understand with no reason to warrant a ban other than it’s Chinese. That being said, they have an insane lead in the market (rightfully earned). I do
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by jarbus 2y ago
It’s an absolute joke that apples slogan for this is “AI for the rest of us” when it’s literally only going on their most expensive phone
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by jarbus 2y ago
Part of me wonders if this will make older employees more desirable- if lots of new grads are completely incompetent and incapable of learning, perhaps a selection bias may emerge in favor of older applicants
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by jarbus 2y ago
I’d love a car like a Framework laptop but for EVs. I’d love to strip out the junk I don’t need and fix/change things myself for much cheaper than a mechanic.
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by jarbus 2y ago
The question was aimed at a person with no charger at home who relied on a charger at work. I don’t have a home to charge at and don’t want to risk relying on a company
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by jarbus 2y ago
It’s interesting how true this is. Definitely harder to host people now, I’ve managed to get by but it’s definitely awkward to host people in my current unit, and the big thing I’m excited about when I move is the ability to host a group of
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by jarbus 2y ago
I really enjoyed this article, as someone who is learning to play the politics game while also trying to still do interesting and unique research that’s slightly off the mainstream. I’ve felt horrible for not doing “popular” research, or re
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by jarbus 2y ago
Yes, because a lot of software supports arm now, and arm provides a 2x+ increase in battery life for lots of cases
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by jarbus 2y ago
What would you do if you had to change jobs to a company that didn’t have a charger?
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by jarbus 2y ago
Lina Kahn is the only thing maintaining my hope for the future
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by jarbus 2y ago
I thought PG moved off twitter when Elon banned accounts that linked to mastodon?
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by jarbus 2y ago
I was looking for specific numbers, not “major improvements”.
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by jarbus 2y ago
How on earth did they announce an Ultra edition and not mention how the battery life is improved from other models?
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by jarbus 2y ago
I didn't realize this was an active area of research, love this.

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