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by lm28469 8mo ago
It's almost disgusting to me tbh, for the first time I find it actually easy to unplug and go do offline things, whatever I want to explore online is hidden behind a forest of synth slop I can't even bother looking at anymore
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by lm28469 8mo ago
I like the idea of not buying disposable furnitures, especially when there are alternatives at the same price. I can stand on my current desk (the ikea kitchen table) with my full weight and probably jump on it, the previous one was bowing
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by lm28469 8mo ago
This design is terrible for desks, they all end up sagging after a few years of use. Their "SANDSBERG" kitchen table is a much better choice for a desk, no cardboard and metal reinforced
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by lm28469 8mo ago
That's the maximum you can get for $3k-$4k with ryzen max+ 395 and apple studio Ms. They're cheaper than dedicated GPUs by far.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Israel has built an unusually tight feedback loop between military intelligence, private startups, and global markets. How's that different from the US? half of the big players started as three letters agency side projects
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> As if companies are just out here wantonly destroying otherwise valuable goods that could have been easily sold at a profit instead. I remember watching a documentary in which they tracked a package of coffee returned to amazon (unopen
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by lm28469 8mo ago
I ended up on a yt rabbit hole of "developer influencers" shilling these tools to their audience. It looks like a sub category of wantrepreneurs who pray on wannabe developers. They never worked on anything of importance but cospl
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by lm28469 8mo ago
They haven't written code in years seeing how their piece of shit desktop app uses more ram and cpu cycles to stream 192kbps music in a day than the entire NASA stack for all Apollo missions combined. They should ask Claude to rewrite
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by lm28469 8mo ago
It's like saying ww2 started because of a few grams of lead and ended because of a few kilo of uranium You'd be technically true but your missing 99.9% of the point, you can't dilute these complex topics in such dumb ways and
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Acktshually "kW" and "kWh" to be precise
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by lm28469 8mo ago
minimax 2.5, kimi k2.5, codex 5.2, gemini 3 flash and pro, glm 4.7, devstral2 123b, etc.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Of course, n-1 wasn't good enough but n+1 will be singularity, just two more weeks my dudes, two more week... rinse and repeat ad infinitum
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by lm28469 8mo ago
There was a test and a very useful golang error that literally explain what was wrong. The model tried implementing a solution, failed and when I pointed out the error most of them just rolled back the "solution"
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Cost per token doesn't really matter anymore, cost per task it more important.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Let's come back in 12 months and discuss your singularity then. Meanwhile I spent like $30 on a few models as a test yesterday, none of them could tell me why my goroutine system was failing, even though it was painfully obvious (I pur
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by lm28469 8mo ago
I must be holding these things wrong because I'm not seeing any of these God like superpowers everyone seem to enjoy.
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by lm28469 9mo ago
> Anyone with a decent grasp of how this technology works, and a healthy inclination to skepticism, was not awed by Moltbook. NPCs are definitely tricked by the smoke and mirrors though. I don't think most people on HN actually unde
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by lm28469 9mo ago
Fully autonomous cars in 2014, 2015, 2016, ... 2026 Camera based fully self driving cars Robotaxi fleets by 2020 Whatever the fuck were these tesla tunnels in LA Humans on Mars by 2024 The sub 25k tesla etc.
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by lm28469 9mo ago
> so I suspect a 150kW "datacenter" satellite would weight much more. 150kw is just enough to power a single gb300 rack, the rack alone weights 1500kg+
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by lm28469 9mo ago
> Watch Elon’s interviews. He is right. 90% of his predictions didn't materialize, he's full of shit, how do people keep falling for it over and over again?
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by lm28469 9mo ago
They lose 0.5% efficiency for every 1c above 25c, do you plan on having your space panels actively cooled? FYI you'd need 2x the solar panels of the ISS to run a single rack of NVIDIA GB300, and microsoft just built a datacenter with 4
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by lm28469 9mo ago
> By 2050 no student in the school system should speak the same language. That's a hard cap a ~7000 students world wide unless we start inventing new languages. I can't tell if this comment is sarcasm
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by lm28469 9mo ago
> I can pretty easily do a 12h day of prompting Do you want to though?
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by lm28469 9mo ago
Insulation works regardless of the climate though. A well insulated house will be much easier to cool down in Texas, and much easier to warm up in Alaska
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by lm28469 9mo ago
> I've been using two heat pumps near Austin... (25KW of heat) Is this for a single house? What kind of insulation do you have
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by lm28469 9mo ago
These people are always swarming the new shiny gadgets thinking it will finally unfuck their miserable life while not noticing that the chase is why they've been miserable this whole time. What they need is 6 month in a cabin in the mi
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by lm28469 9mo ago
if you can be part of it and take a fat check!
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by lm28469 9mo ago
Power concentration can happen regardless of taxation level though. You can have relatively high taxes and relatively low authoritarianism. But you can also have low taxes and full blow dictatorship. Taxes are much lower in Belarus and Russ
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by lm28469 9mo ago
If their pay as you go api token prices reflect their internal costs then it makes sense, but it could also be that claude makes money while gpt sells at loss to stay on top. Claude is way more expensive overall, and way more limited with f
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by lm28469 9mo ago
You're asking if the vibe coded slopware follow industry best practices...

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