juancn

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by juancn 4mo ago
The issue is when it updates. The moment it runs an update all bets are off. It's always audio for me, it breaks in the weirdest ways. Mac updates are the best in the industry, period. Close to zero chance of having an issue (unless yo
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by juancn 4mo ago
At least setting search works and every single setting has a command line version too.
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by juancn 4mo ago
I have a physical 48GX, a 50G,a 12C and even an LX200, but I always wanted a 16C. The physical one, just because I kinda dig HP calculators.
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by juancn 4mo ago
I ended up getting two (one for each of my daughters). The thing about Apple is that as the "IT" guy for my family, its ecosystem is the one which needs the least attention from me. It really just works. They have used Windows and
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by juancn 4mo ago
Gosh I need one so badly. Used ones are up to about 500USD. Pity the international shop is down
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by juancn 4mo ago
I like the denormalization of VLE ints (with or without zig-zag encoding of negatives), it helps support out of band information, such as nulls and other signals in serialization protocols with minimal overhead. For example you can use a de
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by juancn 4mo ago
Looks interesting, it reminds me of the first llama.cpp, but better documented.
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by juancn 5mo ago
Regulations make detachable cords of electric kitchen appliances hard. Most need double isolation and water-proofing, hence not detachable. It could probably be done, but it likely needs a different type of connector, akin to M12/M8
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by juancn 5mo ago
So that's how you become a galactic civilization!
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by juancn 5mo ago
8-bit Show and tell has a response: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw2hvtF95Qw with an even faster implementation in BASIC (much lowers startup time).
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by juancn 5mo ago
The interior design by Jony Ive is outstanding. The perfect mix of tactile controls and mechanical needles with the screens feels revolutionary. I expect others will follow replicating some of the ideas.
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by juancn 5mo ago
But it could be a third party with no access other than the intrusion signal. You run the intrusion detection, and then your hired goons start attacking the attacker.
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by juancn 5mo ago
The illegal part could be fixed, there's "stand your ground" for humans, I would guess for software would be less controversial.
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by juancn 5mo ago
Google has ~90% of search where DuckDuckGo has <1%. A ~30% jump of DuckDuckGo is about 0.3% of global search traffic, basically a rounding error for google. Still, it's an interesting signal, but not nearly enough to worry Google. I
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by juancn 5mo ago
I wonder if at some point someone will build a SciFi style countermeasure agent. Essentially, when intrusion detection triggers, an offensive AI is unleashed against the attacker, trying in turn to hack it back. It would be fun and interest
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by juancn 5mo ago
It's not just the prompting to avoid issues, you also need to make the AI take an adversarial role and generate a feedback loop.
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by juancn 5mo ago
There's also the issue that in any large-ish org, code production is hardly ever the bottleneck.
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by juancn 5mo ago
It's pretty much like trying to get something shipped to Argentina, a royal pain in the ass. The laptop would pay a 50% fee over the (declared value + shipping cost). Couriers will mostly deal with that on send, but if sent through reg
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by juancn 5mo ago
Prefill is around ~600 t/s. I don't remember what the 27B was, I tried a 27B with different quantization at some point for that one, but I settled on the 31B.
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by juancn 5mo ago
There's a secondary side effect of wealth taxes: they redirect investments (I'm Argentinian and we have wealth taxes). Investments shift to things whose tax value updates slowly, for example property which typically adjusted more
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by juancn 5mo ago
I'm running unsloth/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-UD-Q8_K_XL on an M3 Max, 64GB at ~57 t/s with llama-server
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by juancn 5mo ago
Please don't. I like text selection exactly how it is. I want precise controls. It's fine for a touch interface like a phone, but on a computer I expect precision. As much as I can get.
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by juancn 5mo ago
Ohh you also made me think of those forms that disable paste!
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by juancn 5mo ago
My other pet peeve is sites that override text selection and add a popup or something. I select long text when I'm reading, I use it for focus and to keep track where I was if I need to switch to some other task in the middle. In gener
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by juancn 5mo ago
Yeah, I was expecting something fancier than flood routing. Perhaps a per node hash of known recent routes to avoid flooding every single time and using flooding as a backup.
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by juancn 5mo ago
Nintendo is almost on a different market than Steam, XBox, and all the others. I don't think it will matter much. They live off the exclusives.
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by juancn 5mo ago
Something off on how the RNG is initialized? Lack of entropy? If the rng is not customized it will use: const rnds8 = new Uint8Array(16); export default function rng() { return crypto.getRandomValues(rnds8); } getR
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by juancn 5mo ago
I find it weird that the hop limit is 3 bits, wouldn't that limit the effective range a lot? Unless an intermediate node lies and doesn't decrement and retransmits anyway.
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by juancn 5mo ago
This is pure speculation on my part, but the way I think this will play out is something like this: - current CapEx will make the production side increase capacity - advances in TPUs, NPUs, open weight and quantization will keep g
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by juancn 5mo ago
AI can be (and often is) a confident incompetence amplifier.

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