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by jsheard 9mo ago
Did you catch the part where it crossed over into a crypto pump-and-dump scam, with Yegge's approval? And then the guy behind the "Ralph" vibe coding thing endorsed the same scam, despite being a former crypto critic who shou
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ohhh.lol(bsky.app)
3 points by jsheard 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jsheard 9mo ago
It's all fun and games until Donuts buys .tmptest for some reason.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
This still reads as "you're using it wrong" to me. Nadella's position is that AI spending would easily justify itself if only the plebs would use it as much as he thinks they should. If only the common man could see the
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by jsheard 9mo ago
They're playing stupid semantic games in order to claim there's no selling fees while still having selling fees. The fees were ostensibly shifted onto the buyer, except they're bundled into the sale price and cut from what th
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by jsheard 9mo ago
What's the point of sniping bots when eBay has automatic bidding? Counter-sniping is essentially built-in, if your price ceiling is higher then a snipers then you're guaranteed to win even if they bid at the last millisecond.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
I might be out of the loop, but are agents actually out there buying stuff from "unwilling" vendors at any significant scale? I thought that was still mostly limited to opt-in partnerships with retailers. Still, eBay might be anti
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Which platform? I think FF has only shipped WebGPU on Windows so far.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
True for current OLED panels, but new OLEDs with LCD-like subpixel arrangements were just announced at CES. Those shouldn't have that problem. https://news.lgdisplay.com/en/2025/12/lg-display-unveils-wor.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Pay attention to the compatibility list though. If you use the Cloth™ on an iPhone 4 or earlier then you're in uncharted territory, who knows what could happen.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
The Windows version is an escape hatch for keying in any arbitrary character code, hence why it's so convoluted. You need to know which code you're after.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
The console vendors are deathly allergic to GPL code and won't touch it with a ten foot pole, so even if the Xbox does move away from NT there's almost no chance of it moving to Linux. They'd sooner use a BSD like Sony does,
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Paying users aren't necessarily profitable users though. It's harder to pin down with OpenAI, but I see no end of Claude users talking about how they're consistently burning the equivalent of >$1000 in API credits every mo
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by jsheard 9mo ago
In real terms dark modes have gotten darker too, at least on mobile, due to the proliferation of OLEDs with infinite contrast. #000000 went from "the darkest grey the display can manage" to "no light whatsoever".
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Some ACME clients can failover to another provider automatically if the primary one doesn't work, so you wouldn't necessarily need manual intervention on short notice as long as you have the foresight to set up a secondary provide
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by jsheard 9mo ago
For better or worse the push down to 47-day certificates is an industry-wide thing, in a few years no provider will issue certificates for longer than that. Nobody is being forced to use 6-day certs for domains though, when the time comes L
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by jsheard 9mo ago
I don't really see the value in ECH for self-hosted sites regardless. It works for Cloudflare and similar because they have millions of unrelated domains behind their IP addresses, so connecting to their IPs reveals essentially nothing
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by jsheard 9mo ago
IPv4 certs are already working fine for me in Caddy, but I think there's some kinks to work out with IPv6.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Yeah, most of their chips have two or more bins with different core configs, and the lower bins probably use salvaged dies. For example the regular M4 can have 4 P-cores / 6 E-cores / 10 GPU cores, or 3/6/10 cores, or 4&
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Some of them even bought pixels on the original to advertise their knock-off. Predictably those are all long gone now.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
They were valued at $6.9B just three months before Nvidia bought them for $20B, triple the valuation. That figure seems to have been pulled out of thin air.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
I wonder how much of that would be left standing today if you blanked out all the dead/squatted links...
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Remember kids: the "S" in "AI Agent" stands for "Security".
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Speaking of evil dark-patterned business practices, Epic just recently U-turned on lootboxes again. Fortnite did have them originally, but pivoted to the less egregious FOMO sales funnel around when it got really popular, except now they&#x
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by jsheard 9mo ago
> Firefox and Chrome also use C++, and each of them has 3-4 critical vulnerabilities related to memory safety per year, despite the massive resources Mozilla and Google have invested in security. And part of Firefox/Chromes security
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Games Workshop bans staff from using AI(ign.com)
232 points by jsheard 9mo ago|127 comments
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Almost four studios really, another is being reduced to a skeleton crew just to keep their existing infrastructure on life support.
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Nothing is bulletproof, but more hands-on moderation tends to be better at making pragmatic judgement calls when someone is being disruptive without breaking the letter of the law, or breaks the rules in ways that take non-trivial effort to
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Meta is closing down three VR studios as part of its metaverse cuts(theverge.com)
14 points by jsheard 9mo ago|5 comments
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by jsheard 9mo ago
Moxie left Signal four years ago. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-59937614 > Great timing! :^) And Meredith has been banging this drum for about a year already, well before Moxie's new venture was announc

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