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by loufe 9d ago
The more I actually look at projects I care about the more and more I'm noticing just how extensive their support is. I wish more governments and philanthropists would do like them.
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by loufe 9d ago
Identify in what way? What do you mean by "identity with"? The other poster is speaking of their own experience
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by loufe 15d ago
Don't give up the good fight! Took some time but I got the whole family to adopt it as we had no common shared platform before, and it's been great.
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by loufe 15d ago
This is completely false. Tap the call, tap "call details" and its there. Took be 2 second to disprove. This is lazy to the point of being seemingly malicious commentary.
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by loufe 21d ago
Exactly, I solder outside or under the range hood which in confident is enough for a rare job I do
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by loufe 24d ago
I am almost certainly going to live with whatever drawbacks in terms of camera quality, battery life, etc. Come with their Motorola phone when it's time to upgrade. MTE is such a non-negotiable for modern digital security on phones it&
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by loufe 27d ago
I always thought this was a ridiculous part of the movie but it truly stuck with me more anything.
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by loufe 1mo ago
Not to mention Angular
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by loufe 1mo ago
I'm not sure why Threads makes your cut here, trading one walking negative externality of person in control for another is not really a sell to most folks.
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by loufe 1mo ago
"What's Changing" That warning infobox triggers an AI flag in my brain instantly.
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by loufe 1mo ago
The comments here are baffling. Is nobody seeing the easy opportunity for gathering amazing high-quality training data by inserting yourself as a MITM? If I were a competing lab, criminal, or opportunist I'd lie/cheat/steal&#
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by loufe 1mo ago
Going back between two different company's AI tools when facing a tricky architecture question often surfaces holes in an approach I'd been building. Similarly, if I ever get a bit too vibey and don't carefully review code ch
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by loufe 2mo ago
This is only a thinly veiled ad. It's fine, I was curious about this exact setup, anyways. What would be useful is a cost metric. I'm curious how much I'd be willing to spend as a premium to not have those companies piping my
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by loufe 2mo ago
As an aside: I lack the vocabulary, but man those interactive "stats" cards scream LLM-written to me. No problem with it, necessarily, just something about that style seems to raise a flag in my mind.
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by loufe 2mo ago
Edit: The $200 plan is explicitly 4x the $100 plan[1] only for "per session". That's so vague. I initially pushed back against your claim, but reading now Anthropic is not at all clear, in fact. [1] https://support
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by loufe 2mo ago
author of the blogpost is the maintainer of Handy, so almost guaranteed!
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by loufe 2mo ago
I wonder if releasing this may have been on the roadmap, but been prioritized as a bit of whiplash following the "you forfeit the entirety of your working directory as a condition of working with this tool" upset from a few days a
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by loufe 3mo ago
I agree to an extent but it needs to be balanced. Receiving a half-baked, extremely verbose recap of thinking on benign details with Opus 4.8 or GPT 5.5 feels like an extraordinary loss of quality of experience compared with fable 5. Yes it
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by loufe 3mo ago
First party support would be nice since this is not a high-trust in the AUR period, but fair point, I'll probably use it, thank you!
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by loufe 3mo ago
unfortunately no arch based distro support. I'm curious why it's not packaged as a flatpak.
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by loufe 3mo ago
Not to single you out, parent commenter, but I really hope the quality of discourse on HN will move past these basic comparisons eventually. It seems like every thread on every model release has the exact same comments. "Wow, X models
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by loufe 3mo ago
Genuine question though, why would I care about this if I'm paying for a subscription and adhering to TOS. I'm very skeptical about their privacy policy, business practices, and so on, but am curious what the negative about this i
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by loufe 3mo ago
"Next generation model" If it was the next generation, why isn't it a major version change..?
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by loufe 3mo ago
For what it's worth, flickering in CC has been fixed since around the beginning of the year.
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by loufe 5mo ago
There's a large gap between what they do (same env var disables this since the beginning) vs Microsoft bucking it's way through AI coauthorship credit in a multi potential author china shop, though.
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by loufe 5mo ago
In what way is it "not a special bug"? It's a publicly known root access from RCE exploit. Those cannot be a dime a dozen. I'm sure it's especially interesting for any shared hosting services which might be affected
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by loufe 5mo ago
The order of the bars does not even follow the order in the legend unless I'm mistaken, that's insane.
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by loufe 6mo ago
I bet the decision had been made many months before. If they had started operations already they would have needed to invest probably millions in the equipment purchase, worker training, and so on. IIRC I had asked my prof and he didn'
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by loufe 6mo ago
In my undergrad I did a grad course on advanced mine ventilation, modeling the fluid dynamics of clearing out blast gasses from a room and pillar salt mine in Southern Ontario. The company had reached out to the professor a year or two ago
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by loufe 6mo ago
I'm a native English speaker who became fluent in (québecois) french as an adult, I could not agree more. I have a better chance knowing how to pronounce a new word in french vs. English. Doesn't mean there aren't exceptions,

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