mathisfun123

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by mathisfun123 1mo ago
> I’ve become so cynical this year. sorry don't understand the relationship here...? > cynical: contemptuously distrustful of human nature and motives; based on or reflecting a belief that human conduct is motivated primarily by
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by mathisfun123 1mo ago
I know you think you're being clever but in a week this archive will have your original comment https://hackerbook.dosaygo.com/?view=news&p=1&year=2026
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by mathisfun123 1mo ago
This comment used to say something about shooting people on sight, which perfectly tracks with the demo that owns these cameras.
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by mathisfun123 1mo ago
> Most casual crime is opportunistic, and cameras and lights add uncertainty to the opportunity. Most people aren't willing to chance the camera for an opportunistic score. People have been stealing things from stores which have had
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by mathisfun123 1mo ago
People steal things from stores which have had cctv for decades. I have no idea why people think these goofy webcams have any effect other than invading the privacy of your neighbors.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
i figured out why this comment is so confusing: this is actually a message from the past, around 2020. either that or simianwords is a time traveler that arrived today and hasn't read the news yet.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
bro people don't measure things - it's all vibes these days (in all fairness OP specifically used the word "felt"). if they measured anything they'd have realized M5 GPU is ~V100 lolol.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
go ahead and bet: alibaba is a publicly traded company
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
and amazon shipping used to be free without prime, and uber used to be cheaper than taxis, and airbnb used to be cheaper than hotels. you really don't get it?
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
this is a story about a proprietary accelerator being built/designed by a token provider. and you think they're going to return the efficiency gains to the customer instead of capture the value for themselves? interesting take.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> but end up with no asset consumer electronics has literally never been an asset. > Apple computers tend to have excellent resale value do you think the new leasing category might change that? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm edit: https:/&#x2F
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> - You most likely can't utilize the workstation 24/7. Your work hours will be concentrated into 6-10 hours per day. isn't the whole point of all this ..... agents? isn't that what literally everyone is always clamme
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> Game Porting Toolkit" but it's not free and open like Proton so nobody will use it unless Apple pushes them. I don't know what this means - game porting toolkit is free
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> The DRAM market is cyclical. ... > I don’t think anyone truly knows when, but it will happen. Do you know what cyclical means ... ?
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
Brother Iran isn't the US's first rodeo in the middle east https://www.brown.edu/news/2021-09-01/costsofwar The actual number is 8 trillion
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> a ricing persuassion wtf does this mean lol
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> Why is a bad thing that another language design and compiler writer compares his language as a point of comparison? "why is it a bad thing if you do X thing incessantly". in this specific case it's called shilling. if yo
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
is your fulltime job posting hn comments like "in D...", "this is how D ...", "for D..."?
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
wtf is the difference when 1) you put a key in front of the mcp 2) you mcp a whole bunch of privileged access. it's like saying "i don't want to give Claude access to my file system but i'm fine letting it run bash"
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
Corollary: this story has nothing to do with tech.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> Tell me how you think East Germany is doing these days. > And no, it doesn't have to take 40 years to right the ship, so long as people get their heads out of their asses and vote. so then you admit the outcome here is continge
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
> what the Stasi was doing the stasi were spying on people and putting them in jail. what exactly is your claim about the difference? is it a difference in distinction or a difference in degree?
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
YMMV; not all GPUs work exactly like this
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
Most tech people are utterly detached from reality so that definitely tracks
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
never discount the possibility of so called brilliant people having dumb AF takes.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
How noob do you have to be to really feel this way lol Edit: a language is by definition an ecosystem. Learning/using a language that no one else uses is completely pointless.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
bruh lol this is so wrong and so confident i don't want to even attempt to explain how wrong you are. > just C++17 compiled with LLVM i invite you to attempt to compile/run absolutely any C++17 codebase on your iphone's GP
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
<THAT'S A BINGO> ie what everyone asking for this fails to immediately realize.
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
link the syllabi for the classes
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by mathisfun123 2mo ago
I'm with you - I hate when people exaggerate their bonafides beyond all belief

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