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by lysace 4mo ago
Hoisted by their own petard vibes.
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by lysace 4mo ago
Good idea for evaluating the models, thanks.
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by lysace 4mo ago
Got a similar result (my RTX 4070 only has 12 GB). I'm curious about whether 24/32 GB meaningfully improves this enough to make it useful.
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by lysace 4mo ago
I tried to get into MSFS 2020/2024 but couldn't stand the constant jank/missed frames. It's rated 55% on Steam, so I guess it still has issues :/
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by lysace 4mo ago
> Then again, I'm working on games for C64, so nostalgia does things to a body. You should check out Turbo Rascal (...), but you probably already did. https://lemonspawn.com/turbo-rascal-syntax-error-expected-bu...
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by lysace 4mo ago
That's bait. Go find your history school books. Byebye.
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by lysace 4mo ago
The linked project web site ( https://free.oberon.org/en ) proudly features a video with a thumbnail showing a rendition of the USSR's parliament, the so called Supreme Soviet, with some screenshots added in. Extremely p
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by lysace 4mo ago
Say that thousands of civilians were brutally massacred by the "People's Liberation Army" on behalf of the Chinese communist party, the single political party allowed in China, and also the single entity controlling everythin
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by lysace 4mo ago
In my experience, the US finds it very hard to say no to money. It's basically their Achilles' heel. Europe is a very large market. Also TACO. However: We do also need to build our own options for resilience against chaotic US l
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by lysace 4mo ago
Would the full-scale invasion even have happened without this groundwork? I doubt it.
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by lysace 4mo ago
This is indeed the risk.
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by lysace 4mo ago
Connect the dots. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2000/jun/15/johnhooper (2000) Chancellor Gerhard Schröder was last night within sight of an historic deal to shut down Germany's nuclear energy i
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by lysace 4mo ago
They are obsessed with killing Spotify. That’s why they are doing such customer hostile things, despite being Apple. Similar situation in the past: Microsoft vs Netscape.
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by lysace 4mo ago
Doing it the old way, sitting side by side within talking distance, IMHO.
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by lysace 4mo ago
Yeah, explicitly disabled. Corporate control freak behavior - that tracks.
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by lysace 5mo ago
This concept of a story has been on HN so many times. It always starts with this technically correct but actually misleading headline fragment. Misleading clickbait works, even here. Every time.
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by lysace 5mo ago
Velocity: The closest is perhaps NCSA Mosaic/Netscape in 1993-1995. It's exhilarating to follow. Both Google and OpenAI appear to be stuck in some abstract strategy where they keep shipping new demos instead of iterating on actual
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by lysace 5mo ago
The models aside, my impression is that Anthropic is winning in large part because of very pragmatic and high-velocity product development on top of them; like with Claude Code. Like actually iterating hard to make them useful. Many, many
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by lysace 5mo ago
What would you call it?
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by lysace 5mo ago
The more important aspect is that the regime now feels certain enough that they have killed enough of the internal opposition so that the security forces can handle rest even with open comms.
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by lysace 5mo ago
Unfortunately the EU still hasn't gotten the balls to confiscate that frozen oligarchy money, so no. Just wait, though. Soon you will cry. ;)
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by lysace 5mo ago
> With European military renaissance and the SAAB gear proving itself in Ukraine Btw, we just got this news report here in Sweden: Sweden is giving Gripen jets to Ukraine https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/v
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by lysace 5mo ago
> But yes you're right. The only times we've been invaded were from that direction. Looked it up: 4 Times the U.S. Invaded Canada https://www.mentalfloss.com/history/war/4-times-us-invaded-c...
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by lysace 5mo ago
Obviously not. Canada would gladly have kept paying 2x market prices just to stay in the good graces of the US, with a presumption of 'free' defense in exchange for paying so much. This era is over. US defense companies now need t
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by lysace 5mo ago
> Canada is very unlikely to be invaded Except from the south.
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by lysace 5mo ago
Oversight needs to come from governments. > Projects that the foundation is interested in include those that involve AI-powered simulations to model how economies might evolve as the technology improves.
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by lysace 5mo ago
My most recent such experience was in San Diego.
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by lysace 5mo ago
The cost of complexity is generally underestimated. (But hey, we can try out cool demos!)
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by lysace 5mo ago
> Don't roll your own page scrolling, link navigation, text selection, context menu, copy and paste, password field, or date picker. Javascript in the browser was a mistake. And if we had to have it, the suitable scope of it was wha
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by lysace 5mo ago
Oh, but you were comparing the US to the top-ranking European countries: "For this section the US scores 96, within a few points of Switzerland (100), Sweden (97)" Also: It's a bit of a culture shock to be served soft drinks

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