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by klipklop 8mo ago
Using LLM's in an "agentic loop" is indeed a game changer. Give it a try in a sandbox.
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by klipklop 8mo ago
5.2-codex is pretty solid and you get dramatically higher usage rates with cheap plans. I would assume API use is much cheaper as well.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
An amazon affiliate link wrapped in the mantle of edgy resistance. Ignoring that, why would anybody take this site serious for gasmask recommendations? Shallow and fast-food level information.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
I wonder where this sits in the “Embrace, extend and extinguish” cycle. I would avoid this distro like the plague for fear of future lock-in.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
I agree. KDE is pretty good these days.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
A dream device for 486 and pentium laptop enthusiasts. Got in line to get one.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
It took many years and billions in profit before Google enshitified. OpenAI? Almost at birth.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
The app got boring as they expanded the safety and copyright measures limiting what types of videos you can make. They would let celebrities of course bend the rules and when you try to remix the video with yourself in it the video fails du
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by klipklop 9mo ago
So Apple trying to move iPhone production to places like Vietnam does not count? Apple already makes some of their devices in Vietnam now (not iPhone yet.) These things can't happen over night. This decoupling might take decades. Or ju
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by klipklop 9mo ago
Interesting that so many here are speculating that this ban is to stop "freedom fighters" in the US and not the obvious case that the US has wanted to reduce dependence on China in areas of critical technology. Drones are not goin
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by klipklop 9mo ago
I have always thought once I get to a certain age I might just start wearing a helmet...everywhere when standing. It will look silly, but maybe it's not such a bad idea.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
What's going to stop them from closing shop and re-opening with a new name + website in a few days?
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by klipklop 9mo ago
This post talked me out of buying the new XPS that is going to be released in a few weeks.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
> Where do you stand on encryption? This is a really complicated and broad topic that I cant take the time to type out here. I do not stand on the side of "I have nothing to hide." I fully understand the risks of that position.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
True, I did misuse it to a degree. I was actually a bit unsure.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
This is pure whataboutism and made in bad faith. I feel for your friend (if they exist beyond you trying to make an argument), but there are various physical and legal ways to protect yourself from this situation in the US. This edge case i
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by klipklop 9mo ago
They are already doing this. They build entire SFH communities exclusively for rent. Nobody even has an opportunity to buy them. Build to rent, etc.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
> a lot of these places continue to give an ethnic discount - especially when paying in cash This is _not_ a thing at all. Maybe you observed it once, but this is HIGHLY unusual.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
> many houses are bought up by non-occupying internationals. Maybe they are next?
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by klipklop 9mo ago
Personally I feel people and especially corporations/REITs do not have the right to hide what real estate they own. Sure put it in a trust, but the public has the right to know who controls it.
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by klipklop 9mo ago
I feel the numbers that show investment groups that own X number of homes is highly misleading. More than likely these investment groups form multiple companies when they buy up the homes. Likely state or regional. From there the larger par
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by klipklop 9mo ago
Literally this. For the most part this part of the industry is a fraud. They just run scanning tools and hand out pdf reports. Eventually some dev or ops team will say the reasons why they currently can’t comply and the cycle will start aga
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by klipklop 10mo ago
Intentionally destroyed to get access to its real estate. I dunno how the CEO is not behind bars for what he did.
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by klipklop 10mo ago
Copying how VNC does it is exactly how my first attempt would go. Seems odd to try something like Moonlight which is designed for low latency remote gameplay.
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by klipklop 10mo ago
They have lawyers, patents, non-competes, collusion and regulatory capture to prevent this from happening. We can also assume once these coding models get good enough they will not be shared with the general public or competitors.
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by klipklop 10mo ago
I believe the idea is to not stop hiring juniors. Instead it's to replace anybody that commands a high salary with a team of cheaper juniors armed with LLM's. The idea is more about dragging down average pay than never hiring anyb
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by klipklop 10mo ago
Next step is having cell modems in the TVs so you can’t stop updates and invading your privacy.
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by klipklop 10mo ago
This is what anybody with a brain has been saying since at least the 1980's.
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by klipklop 10mo ago
And a bit more texture memory!
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by klipklop 10mo ago
I can't edit now, but it seems that there is a new dongle on the market that might be able to do this with some changes (whitelists?) to the AMDGPU driver in Linux.

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