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lunias
8mo ago
Not a big fan, get Dieter Rams to do it.
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lunias
9mo ago
I've seen this article an estimated hundred times in the past year. Personally, I do not want an EV in their current form and I certainly do not want one from China.
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lunias
9mo ago
It cannot be said enough: Do not use apps! We already have the web! Tell everyone you know.
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9mo ago
I don't think that the format or method of information consumption matters at all when compared to the ability of the individual to retrieve and expound the information consumed. Printing out reading materials, while well-intentioned,
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lunias
9mo ago
Satya Nadella became CEO in 2014, mainstream Windows 7 support ended in early 2015. The dark ages continue.
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lunias
9mo ago
They definitely don't build CEOs like they used to...
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lunias
9mo ago
"This is your brain on drugs". Leave me alone, I'm tapped in. There is no reality, only the perception of it.
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lunias
9mo ago
True, but I've been consistently amazed by the improvements of the software in such a short amount of time (even running on the same hardware). I only have 8GB of VRAM, but it's amazing what I can do with those 8GB compared to a y
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lunias
9mo ago
We need better local models. I'm so ready to done with all these services and just do what I want, how I want, on my own hardware / network.
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lunias
9mo ago
They arrest, but then don't prosecute. It's been catch and release for a while.
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9mo ago
Might be useful if they start letting me write my own prescriptions or can send a robot to my house to run tests or perform surgery. Otherwise, I don't really see how this changes anything for me; the doctor - that I already have to se
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9mo ago
Cool, yet another pyramid that people will debate. There a lot of different diets. Try them and judge which ones work best for you based on your goals and which foods are available to you. A lot of people in the United States struggle with
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9mo ago
Because AI is not actually autonomous, it can't join the workforce. You have to bring it to work with you. Once you've brought it to work, you need to tell it what to work on. This is the hardest part. My AI usage exploded in 2025
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9mo ago
Awesome stuff. +100 cool points for using a local model
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9mo ago
This is true. I think most people are mostly using AI at work to fix bugs in existing codebases. A smaller group of people are benchmarking AI by giving it ideas for apps that no one needs and seeing if it can get close. The smallest group
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lunias
10mo ago
Back in the day, you made some website on GeoCities or Angelfire and no one visited your site. Today, you post to Medium or Bear Blog and no one visits your site. The difference is that back in the day people couldn't find your site, w
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lunias
10mo ago
When StackOverflow dies, who will train the LLMs?
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lunias
10mo ago
Lots of people seem to expect that the map will look exactly the same a thousand years from now; but the last hundred years of relative - historically speaking - stability are the exception, not the rule.
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lunias
10mo ago
There is only one sensible default, and that is opt-in. Requiring submission of a request to opt-out is never an acceptable solution.
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lunias
10mo ago
This is the real secret sauce right here: "score_7, score_8, score_9, watermark, paid_reward". Adding this to the end of all my prompts has unlocked response quality that I didn't think was possible! /s
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10mo ago
> laying down like a beaten dog is worse I'm suggesting the opposite, learn to identify obvious propaganda, think for yourself, believe half of what you see and none of what you hear, stop scrolling. Everyone is using propaganda all
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lunias
10mo ago
All I wanted was a native tiling windows manager; all I got was shit on by a bloated cloud.
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10mo ago
Lots of people are calling this fraud, but I don't see it. Philosophically I don't agree. Propaganda? Sure, but no one is being defrauded. The person being served this content is on TikTok scrolling for exactly trash like this. If
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10mo ago
In my experience an "architect" is someone that used to write code (maybe 10-20 years ago - maybe only for a few years to begin with) but followed incentives away from the practice. Now they read blogs written by other architects
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10mo ago
Although these are valid inquiries, it's incredibly frustrating to live in a time when people that I consider exceptionally bright take hardline stances on issues which are intricately nuanced. Truth is more important than "winnin
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lunias
10mo ago
"Censoring" in this way is stupid and ineffective. Germans should demand better.
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10mo ago
What's up with CEOs? Fake, out of touch, and fragile.
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10mo ago
Absolutely sick and tired of what I call "minority report" laws where you didn't cause any harm, but you are flagged and penalized for having had the potential to cause harm. Illegal is illegal, you don't need to make pr
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10mo ago
Fair enough, I guess I'm speaking too generally.
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10mo ago
Less mass will yield longer range. I know you're referring to the battery accounting for a large percentage of the weight, but a smaller vehicle will get the same range with a smaller battery, and the weight savings compound. If the ve
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