maxlin

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by maxlin 2mo ago
Good work, though can't help but think that when something that isn't just a small hack where perf doesn't matter can be made "100x faster", it tells more about the original work than the new thing :D
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Custom silicon while it still looks like they've got multiple gaming PC's worth of compute gear mass isn't a flex when you remember what Tesla has with their FSD computer comparably just sipping power, while processing signal
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by maxlin 2mo ago
For me, it just clicked. For a secondary laptop where I don't want to run anything extra and want to stay clear on what I'm running, it just worked, even while its MASSIVELY different from how I run my main machines. Separately fr
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Love it. Installed Omarchy on a 30€ (yes) used Chromebook that is EOL. It fit the 32GB ssd and works surprisingly well. With a good keyboard and after getting used to everything being behind a keybind, I felt more in control with that PoS m
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by maxlin 2mo ago
404
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by maxlin 2mo ago
It is quite disappointing to see them not using the type of machines that don't actually destroy the books, like, afaik, Internet Archive is using. Using a few gas generators for a transitional period isn't great either, but effec
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by maxlin 2mo ago
With that argument, 50% of IT sector businesses "steal data", especially before GDPR. When it comes to Grok, it was a debug feature forgotten on, so it wasn't even on purpose. Have _some_ clarity.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
"Carte blanche but don't touch all of these things" Yeah. There's a reason he had a falling out with Donald. There's a ton of agencies with a lot of power. DOGE ideally would have used said power for good, but got b
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Yes, drain their sovereign wealth fund to Scam Altman's coffers. Nothing opposable in that, noo.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
I am quite starting to like this timeline. I hard boycotted GitHub for ten years after the meritocracy rug fiasco. I went back there dragging my feet while transferring hundreds of repos a few years ago ... Origin has a chance to be the fut
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by maxlin 2mo ago
I trust Elon eons more than any psycho billionaire. Positive motivation for tech and the future makes all the difference.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Obviously it didn't. It's the current value king and trails fable by single percents. And people shout of an obvious debug flag left on, something that can hardly be called rogue considering how notable it was. Don't be ignor
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Same. Played thru the original version. The overall vibe of the game was great and incredibly polished for a game half done, but yeah it was stretched very thin and started to lose feeling after a while. That said,idk if I would like the fa
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by maxlin 2mo ago
For those confused, this is just the logical thing to do in any case. SPCX is also the biggest position Google has. And they were in early.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Rustdesk has been a nice alternative/replacement for Anydesk, I use both 10+ times a day. Was having issues getting any remote desktop working yesterday with my Orange Pi 5, so good to see this very issue being solved. It does sound li
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Having used Chatgpt, Claude for coding tasks till recently, am quite happy to be finally able to rely on the model I use when I also want unbiased output to be the top dog there too!
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Grok currently is comparable to Fable, above Opus, but several times cheaper. I rather use it and not see just a few prompts eat thru my quota
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by maxlin 2mo ago
This. They ALLOWED it to exist. Now it's clamped down on where seen, personally I've zeen zero having used X every day since the liberation.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
"From a safe distance" I.E. you haven't seen anything. You've just heard the same bullshit stories repeated ad naiseaum by haters. I use X plenty every day. I've seen zero. Adult material right after Imagine was rel
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by maxlin 2mo ago
I think you missed at least a few, can you re-check through them?
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by maxlin 2mo ago
>Andrew, who was sitting fourth on a waitlist for a class later that week, asked if it was possible to move him to the top of the list. The agent came back and told Andrew that it had kicked another gym-goer off the list as part of the t
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Nah, DOGE shut down plenty of fires, while being harassed by the arsonist's union. This was known from the start; if you try to attack something corrupt, especially when a lot of the corruption is "grey" of course you'll
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by maxlin 2mo ago
I argued my point. If you don't agree water is wet, that's on you.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Yes, but you don't buy an year's supply "just to be safe". Because you know it's only good fresh.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Self-driving usually intersects with EV's simply for the fact that EV's are a newer idea, and self-driving can't (sadly) be really well currently added to existing cars. Comma.ai isn't really on the track to compete. Tho
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by maxlin 2mo ago
I second this.
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Your logic is flawed. If a fire department extinguishes ten fires fire after a fire bombing attack that burnt down half the town, they did not "fail". And further, talking down those that help where you did nothing of the sort you
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by maxlin 2mo ago
>they seem to be doing their job just fine No one believes that. If it was true, DOGE would not have been necessary. Now with DOGE's mission having been blocked for a good part, US is in an even worse situation. But can't blame
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by maxlin 2mo ago
It doesn't matter to keep something if you know for a fact it will go bad from the simple act of it staying around for too long, and/or having an incentive to keep itself relevant, by complicating/fueling the problem it was m
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by maxlin 2mo ago
Doesn't mean there isn't profit outside of war

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