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jimmydoe
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It seems not useful for 95% of users today, but later can be baked into the hardware Ive designed. so, good luck, I guess?
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Good point, but I guess we are stuck here. I don't think Cloudflare did anything major wrong, most of what they offer have plenty of alternatives, but Cloudflare is able to do a lot for free which really isn't their fault. There a
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Trump essentially rebuilt GOP, so this is a brand new party taking over governing a large county, you will expect a lot of inexperienced people put into the positions. things will get better in the next 1~2 decades as they learn. btw I don&
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same. I reported some issue a few months back but saw they have thousands to deal with so mine will understandably stay open forever.
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Colima constant take a lot of cpu, but issue gone after switching to orbstack which is not FOSS unfortunately.
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If you follow the public policy discussions in China, you’ll likely notice more complication surrounding the 70-year leases. Basically everyone already feel they own the property, the government’s forceful attempt to reclaim property would
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That’s applies to the USA and rest of world not just India or China.
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If not for these epic failures, I won’t even know they had a demo. Guess neg marketing is still marketing, it worked.
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That means laws should be modified based on people’s will. For example, in United Kingdom of America, law can still punish murder as long as it’s not done by the king. It’s a different law than today’s , but still useful to quite some degre
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so far it seems the kid is friendly to trans, and loves guns, which fits neither lefty or maga labels. rushing to conclusion seems peak american idiocracy
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it's been long known tiananmen/falungong will trigger censorship and reject by these models. "writing less secure code" seems rather new, what's the prompt to reproduce it? Also I'm curious anyone tried to modi
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maybe, but i think what I see here is trump is not interested to beat china, just see what he did with s korea and india. the only thing may indicate that trump is competing with china is how hard he's trying to please putin, but appa
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my iphone 16 and m1 mac are much slower on this.
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This. I think his excellency in his own trade limited his vision for the 99% who just want to get by in the job. How many dev even deal with compiler directly these days? They write some code, fix some red underlines, then push, pray and wa
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More people are working after labor day. Fridays and weekends are better, Wednesdays are the worst.
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operators still work, but some results are gone, at least that's my experience has been.
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I too feel AI mode seems to good when it knows the topic, with two caveats: - it works when the info is either relatively well known or quite new - no-AI mode now becomes dumber, the old trick to "grep" the internet with +/-&
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Is there a catalog of 996 companies? Can be very useful.
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I use Zen extensively, no that's not the same thing. In Zen, if you open two windows, they have different set of tab instances; in Arc, you have same set of tab instances.
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Google scanned many books quite a while ago, probably way more than LibGen. Are they good to use them for training?
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Zen is nice. Arc is still irreplaceable for its true separation of tab and window, it’s like tmux for browser, I haven’t seen any other browser do that.
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qwen keep rebase gemeni so I guess just wait?
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To beat China, you have to become China. Good luck, US&A.
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ActivityPub had sth similar? Maybe just reuse that to identify the source identity, then determine if you want to trust that domain or person/bot?
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remind me of companies throwing money at marketing with no real product.
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Is user chat even that useful?
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I am not particularly worried about authoritarian in China in long term. Western especially the US has long been the release valve for CCP to manage dissidents and alike, and it’s been quite effective, countless young souls looking for free
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I get enshitification in general, but your take is absurd. zed is merely a text editor, a tool operate on your local files with no special format, no lock in. It may charge you $1m a year , or show you one ad every 5 sec, then you don'
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ChatGPT is rated 13+ in AppStore, this kid is 14. Apples should make all AI apps 18+, immediately. Not that it solves the problem, but inaction is colluding.
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Lucky you, Intel.
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