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by lysace 9mo ago
Do you really think that is a good argument against the perception of technical stagnation?
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by lysace 9mo ago
Is retreival from the wayback machine intentionally made slow?
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by lysace 9mo ago
"It doesn't have to be touching" It's on the other side of the north pole. Several thousands of kilometers away. Edit: I see now why Europe must own and control Alaska.
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by lysace 9mo ago
The Northern Sea Route (NSR) is nowhere near Greenland. Here is a map: https://www.economist.com/sites/default/files/images/2018/09... Feel free to try again.
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by lysace 9mo ago
Denmark should do this: a) rename Greenland to Epstein Island to make him stop talking about it b) give him the Ultra Deluxe Platinum Lego medal of honor
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by lysace 9mo ago
The IA needs perhaps not just more money, but also more talented people, IMO. I worry that it has stagnated, from a tech pov.
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by lysace 9mo ago
Eh... this is a joke comment, right?
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by lysace 9mo ago
Is there an easy way to do something similar for Claude Code? I'm growing tired of babysitting it to make sure it doesn't do anything bad. Late adopter. Started last night. Stayed up four hours past my normal bedtime because I cou
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by lysace 9mo ago
This kind of bias is a statistical measure; typically you can't prove or disprove it using a single sample. It's about larger patterns, which things are talked about and (crucially) which are not. How much attention is given to th
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by lysace 9mo ago
So activity is plateauing.
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by lysace 9mo ago
My main takeaway: TSMC's gross profit margin in Q4 was 62.3%. (Net profit margin about 48%, supposedly.) I mean this is pretty fantastic.
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by lysace 9mo ago
Exactly.
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by lysace 9mo ago
At some point they must become more cost efficient by pure market economics mechanisms. That implies less load on sites. Much of the scraping that I see is still very dumb/repetative. Like Googlebot in like 2001. (Blocking Chinese IP r
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by lysace 9mo ago
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by lysace 9mo ago
Solar panel investment has slowed down substantially in Sweden. Basically, when the sun is shining, electricity is close to free. Similar situation with wind power. Neither technology can move forward until there's a 100x leap in elect
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by lysace 9mo ago
Yeah! They were courageous enough to take the step that Microsoft did with the Office suite (announced 1988, launched 1990) and with Microsoft 365 as subscription in 2011.
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by lysace 9mo ago
Supporting this: https://e360.yale.edu/features/iran-water-drought-dams-qanat... “The government blames the current crisis on changing climate [but] the dramatic water security issues of Iran are rooted in decades of
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by lysace 9mo ago
(This is 90s tech, but it's still Classic Mac.) In the late 80s as a kid I sometimes came across the Swedish version of Macworld. Unlike the US original edition I think they mostly catered to people working in print layout/DTP. Th
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by lysace 10mo ago
Yes, probably.
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by lysace 10mo ago
And that's also on the CEO, especially after this much time. He has failed to correctly incentivize/hire/motivate/plan/structure/etc.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Feb 2014: Satya Nadella becomes CEO. July 2014: Microsoft lays off 14k people, a large portion of which are SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test)/QA/test people. The idea was that regular developers themselves would be writ
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by lysace 10mo ago
I edited my comment to clarify that I meant the people who make these absurd statements. It was kinda clear before the edit ("they"); now it's very clear.
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by lysace 10mo ago
I see so many americans suddenly hyperfocus on the strategic importance of Greenland because Trump again talks about stealing it. They fall over themselves inventing fantastically involved rationales and really weird moral justifications. M
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by lysace 10mo ago
"A Short History "
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by lysace 10mo ago
Let’s hear about why it’s not.
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by lysace 10mo ago
I heard that Firefox and Chrome for iOS can both be used to consume some extremely gruesome material. If I understand correctly, they don't even attempt to block e.g. CSAM.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Obviously, yes. Even in the SV area. We all know engineers' capabilities triple or more if they work from there. /S
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by lysace 10mo ago
How much overhead (in terms of e.g. transistor count or silicon space) does this add? Surely at most it's a single digit percentage?
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by lysace 10mo ago
Agreed - it's more likely to lead to poor user experience than anything else. Most end-user facing software/service companies will probably bet on the DRAM price peak being temporary. Software takes a lot of time to build. Codebas
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by lysace 10mo ago
The released documentation: https://assets.bosecreative.com/m/496577402d128874/original/... From a quick glance it looks like you are just able to do high level playback controls, similar to what you'd d

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