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by jnaina 6mo ago
Spanish AI would require all AI systems to pause for 2 hours after lunch hour
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by jnaina 6mo ago
Unfortunately UAE has evolved to become a petro-dollar fueled private enterprise, run by the royal families, cosplaying as a nation.
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by jnaina 6mo ago
Agreed. I miss the quirky UXes of the past. Kai Power Tools was one great example.
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by jnaina 7mo ago
There was also the IBM Simon, the first smartphone, before the iPhone came about. History tends to remember the product that made the category matter, not the one that technically got there first.
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by jnaina 7mo ago
apparently it was a gooner account for one of the popular adult websites.
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by jnaina 7mo ago
Peter Gabriel's "Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ" is his seminal work, IMHO. Just an amazing piece of work. Bought the original CD in 1989, and got the SACD version recently. get goosebumps when playing the t
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by jnaina 7mo ago
agreed. using my locally hosted LLM, created a skill on OpenClaw to export data from sfdc and build my weekly sales report, complete with charts, summary of deals, meddpicc updates. some small tweaking required to be 100% production ready,
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by jnaina 7mo ago
older processes would not be feasible due to hard physics constraint: die size. The weights have to physically fit on the chip. At 6nm, an 8B parameter model already takes up 815mm², which is roughly the maximum size for any process. At 28n
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by jnaina 7mo ago
Same, but also measure blast radius
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by jnaina 7mo ago
apple is basically a services company pretending to be a hardware company. Its services business runs at roughly 75% gross margin, while hardware sits around 36 to 37%. That tells you where the real money is. in many ways, all the Apple dev
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by jnaina 7mo ago
"uncrewed combat aircraft"? it is basically an autonomous drone that is trained to act like a wingman. Just a natural evolution of where military drones are heading.
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by jnaina 7mo ago
Hmm, isn't manufacturing the elephant in the room here. What am I missing. The HC1 is built on TSMC’s N6 process with an 815 mm² die. TSMC’s capacity is already heavily allocated to major customers such as NVIDIA, AMD, Apple, and Qualc
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by jnaina 7mo ago
Same. Equally comfortable on Windows, Mac and Linux. But almost almost all new hardware choices for the last 25 plus years have been mostly from Apple. The old Macs don't really die, even as I replace them with faster models, so my hou
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by jnaina 7mo ago
Still much better than Amazon's Peccy. Even the name is suspect. https://www.fastcompany.com/90329525/amazon-peccy
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by jnaina 7mo ago
The iPhone Halo effect will bring in the first time buyers in droves. Windoze is inherently uncool among the younger Insta demographics. Also, the Neo is the ultimate iPhone accessory, for this crowd. Who cares if the ram size is 8GB and Ta
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by jnaina 8mo ago
Roti Telur is basically Egg Paratha. Indian migrants brought Paratha to Malaysia and Singapore, and it underwent some "localization" to suit the local palate, including being drenched in palm oil as it is cooked on the flat griddl
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by jnaina 8mo ago
I have Claude Max subscription for the main agenttasks. Also use my OpenAI API and Gemini API access for sub-agent work. Once my Olares One is here, will also be using local LLMs on open models. https://one.olares.com/
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by jnaina 8mo ago
SKO ---> Sales Kick Off. Apologies for the acronym overdose
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by jnaina 8mo ago
the other tasks (like the MariaDB install and restore, python code refactoring) were a result of the initial requests made to Claw, like graphing my gmail email archives.
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by jnaina 8mo ago
I asked it to check why the cron job kept failing, and it checked the cron payload and recommended reasons for the failure. I gave it the approval to go ahead and fix it. it tried different options (like trying different domains, and finall
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by jnaina 8mo ago
No, I'm not William Gibson. Swear to god.
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by jnaina 8mo ago
Damn. I just installed OpenClaw on my M2 Mac and hopped on a plane for our SKO in LAX. United delayed the plane departure by 2 hours (of course) and diverted the flight to Honolulu. And Claw (that's the name of my new AI agent) kept me
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by jnaina 8mo ago
"Galactic scale" and "Fuck Up" are on brand for IBM.
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by jnaina 8mo ago
The last time I used Telnet was back in the late 80s for mostly CS class pranking, to remotely launch 50+ Xeyes Xwindows widgets on my class mate's Sun Workstation screens through a timed bash script. Watching them freak out as dozens
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by jnaina 8mo ago
I used sell the Mac Voice Navigator (from Articulate Systems) in the 90s, which was a SCSI based hardware box that you plug into a Mac, Mac SE or Mac II. It used to use the same L&H speech recognition tech (if I recall correctly) and wa
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by jnaina 8mo ago
It's over 19 years old, but this video is a brutal but hilarious commentary on Microsoft's inherent dysfunction when it comes to product naming and packaging. Still on point decades later. https://www.youtube.com/w
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by jnaina 8mo ago
Not sure what you are on about. AppleTV with InFuse handles all/most codecs. Best media player in the market bar none.
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by jnaina 9mo ago
perhaps Amazon needs to rein in the rapid proliferation of low-value six-pagers and the resulting two-pizza teams. solutions that often look brilliant on paper but are poorly executed or inadequately supported in practice (Amazon GO, Fire P
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by jnaina 9mo ago
have been hearing from several ex-AWS colleagues about the job losses within their teams and the number of people impacted since yesterday. it’s depressing, but also symptomatic of a much larger obvious shift already underway for some time
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by jnaina 9mo ago
Not sure why such an interest in this poor remake of "Pretty Woman". I'd rather wait for SpaceBalls 2.

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