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by ks2048 6mo ago
Kind of ironic that AI and Agents seems to be leading to more CLI/API stuff, when AI actually allows human-like computer use for the first time. A very welcome development - much better for machines to the APIs - but it always would ha
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by ks2048 6mo ago
This looks interesting. I haven't looked in-detail, but my first thought is - why hasn't this been found in the past? Surely, people have been interested kind of question for awhile?
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by ks2048 6mo ago
Definitely prefer his old-school page to the vibe-coded-design page, https://th.if.uj.edu.pl/~odrzywolek/
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Here's a screenshot from a 2020 tweet that implies this was the case (although it is not zoomed in very far). https://x.com/hezbolsonaro/status/1310354231795171328 Still odd because OSM has all these towns an
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by ks2048 7mo ago
The data is in OSM, which Apple uses (to what degree and where, I'm not sure).
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Why do you say they "stopped focusing on AI"? I see a pretty consistent release of pretty good products - particularly in speech and OCR.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
There's nothing "everyone" loves. Austin Central Library has a 4.7/5.0 on 1,464 reviews on Google Maps. Of course, this is a biased sample. But, I think it's safe to say lots of people love it.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Lots of publicly traded war profiteering companies. The president even highlighted one a couple of days ago.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Just yesterday, Trump said he's going to “pardon everyone who has come within 200 feet of the Oval.” [1] Free reign for crimes for the next 2.5 years. Maybe removing this pardoning power could be a bipartisan goal... I guess we shouldn
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by ks2048 7mo ago
What's a "a historical simulation" and why is it all such a coincidence? The "simulation argument" to me is ridiculous.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
I disagree. Comes off as an arrogant guy rather than a curious scientist. What will it take to get this before you die? What are physical limitations to shrink things more and more and to speed things up more and more? He talks about solar,
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by ks2048 7mo ago
X11? What is that, one of Musk's children?
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by ks2048 7mo ago
> To put it bluntly, an X post today receives less than 3% of the views a single tweet delivered seven years ago. That's a huge drop. It could be changes to the algorithm or it could be their former readers are no longer on X. I sup
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Wait until you find out how many Latinos aren't catholic. (Yes, it's a lot, probably most, but in some LATAM countries Catholics are now outnumbered by evangelicals).
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by ks2048 7mo ago
The more history I learn, the more I see how big of a role mercenaries played in wars of the past.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
No one gets rich by giving more money to soldiers.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
I would love to see a page that has cross-language comparisons of how different structures work. Eg “unions: differences between langs. Enums: …” while grouping together the different design choices, as you do in this one case. I suppose an
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by ks2048 7mo ago
> Trump knows this This statement is very rarely true.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
People say we're cooked every single day. The only response is to continue life as if we aren't. When we are, you won't have to ask that question.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
There has certainly been work on it, but not sure what the status is. Of course, it could be very useful. From Google, 2019, https://research.google/blog/learning-to-smell-using-deep-le...
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by ks2048 7mo ago
You're right, I'm currently only using 1.1 TB out of 2.0. But saying a 10GB plan and 1TB aren't much different is crazy talk.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
They have some spec language and here, https://github.com/juxt/Apollo-11/tree/master/specs have many thousands of lines of code in it. Anyways, it seems it would take a dedicated professional serious wor
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by ks2048 7mo ago
I pay Dropbox $120 per year for 2TB. No transfer fees, solid Apps, macOS integration, free APIs. How much on S3? A LOT more.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
It's not surprising. I made this comment on HN before, but if you follow him on Twitter, it's pretty remarkable - the CTO of one of the most important technology companies in the world and he has never (that I've seen) posted
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by ks2048 7mo ago
> I just think in any stable society, people who don't thrive eventually find a way to destroy the society in the hope whatever comes next will serve them better. It seems our society is being destroyed by people who are thriving th
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by ks2048 7mo ago
I wonder the human results. If a friend asks you, maybe you say 69, but if it's a psych exam, people might avoid it.
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Gonna have to update my boto3 code to deal with a new value for instance.state['Name'], "bombed".
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Had me wonder - if you ask an LLM for a random number 1...100, what distribution do you get? Surely many have run this experiment. Here's a link that looks like a good example, https://sanand0.github.io/llmrandom/
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by ks2048 7mo ago
I was in Brazil for the first time last year and was very impressed with the trees. Two examples right from downtown São Paulo, https://kenschutte.com/lima-to-rio-by-bus/images/trees.jpg
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by ks2048 7mo ago
Not a Prisoner of War - a Prisoner of a limited military excursion.

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