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keyle
9mo ago
Yeah the theming options are lacking and I could never hack one up to work.
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9mo ago
We're only 2 years away from "Claude, Make GTA VI!" /s Looks fun but keyboard doesn't seem great for this, it feels like it needs an analog stick. Note I've never played the original. Perf wise it seems bang on
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9mo ago
Fascism is a lack of emotional intelligence, which is basic intelligence. Empathy and compassion are a form of basic intelligence.
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keyle
9mo ago
Yeah iOS is no good for camera. UX is also a little hard to process on phones. Keep going!
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keyle
9mo ago
Maybe there should be a term for when an industry is at its wits ends so far gone that crypto scams are viable.
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9mo ago
Quite enjoyable. Some compiler errors are a pain.
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9mo ago
AFAIK in some space they're still the best models on offer.
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9mo ago
My experience exactly.
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9mo ago
This is both funny and so true. I'm most productive when I'm about to fall out of the chair and I don't even care that my elbow is hanging off.
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9mo ago
That made me smile If I find myself needing a bunch of dynamic memory allocations and lifetime management, I will simply start using another language–usually rust or C#. Now that is some C habit for the modern day... But huh, not
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keyle
9mo ago
This is clearly a bot or a troll.
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9mo ago
I'm playing around with this in LMStudio (in huggingface -> use this model dropdown -> LMStudio) It's really impressive so far, so quick to respond on a mac mini M2. And it appears to be accurate at least for the obvious que
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9mo ago
There is a difference between paying and owning a tool, vs paying, and then the tool gets enshittified to hell and becomes unusable. I only buy licenses of software I can download the offline installer of; and a one time fee (per version is
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9mo ago
Just watch the first 2 mins of this and try to keep a straight face. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OmlGpVrVtM You'll have your answer. PS: don't try to use his website/apps, half of it is broken... and he
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keyle
9mo ago
This is not going to help the memes... Glad no one was injured!
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9mo ago
What is a web3 native?
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9mo ago
yep, how do we define AI as a replacement for search engine, and templating engine, and inference engine (do X in Y)? is there a term for that? AI at our fingertips, accessible and useful, that's just a tool, that's not redefining
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9mo ago
Hear hear. It too shall pass. They'll get tired, they'll grind the same apps 500 times and leave. Just like SEO experts, marketing experts, trade bots and crypto experts; the vibe coders will weed out.
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9mo ago
Great write up. These local agents that you spawn and give access to your drive are kind of insane to me. It's at the level of /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://somescriptofftheinternet which you can
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9mo ago
Not the author, but I think there was some research and it's indeed better for you if you have head support, to be facing back towards the front. If prevents a whole range of injuries, from your neck, to becoming a projectile yourself.
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keyle
9mo ago
Yes that project unfortunately just doesn't seem to get there, or is terrible at marketing itself.
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9mo ago
What would make me and my users move to an alternative comes down to the integrations and the seamless mobile transition. The chat part, channels, tagging and upload of asset isn't enough, there are already alternatives to slack offeri
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9mo ago
As someone who spent time writing a native slack alternative... It's massively more challenging to do so, and means that you won't have the exact same experience on different platforms. Auto correction etc. behaves different, font
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9mo ago
I'd help build Gas City and Gas State, and Gas Country if that would mean we actually would solve the things AI promised to solve. All sickness, famine, wealth ... The problem is, we're just fidgeting yolo-fizzbuzz ad nauseam. The
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9mo ago
I am completely oblivious to what you stated but it sounds about right :')
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9mo ago
This is a good point. The kernel stuff of Windows isn't really the problem. I've been on macOS for eons, but I still hope that some day, someone at microsoft will have the balls to make a Windows Redux. Which is just Windows 7 wit
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9mo ago
No it's not the same. Note there are medium and long as well. That said I always use -- myself. I don't think about pressing some keyboard combo to emphasise a point.
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9mo ago
Classic. non-enterprise C quality.
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9mo ago
Does this make any sense, to anyone?
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9mo ago
All I know is that when I watch someone at 3am, running their tenth parallel agent session, telling me they’ve never been more productive ... okay, I'll bite. What is actually being made here? These people are so producti
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