mhitza

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by mhitza 3mo ago
For a claim such as state of the art, or claims such as "great at any task" needs something of more substance. I've seen maze-solving robot competitions which can zoom around in seconds. The sped up video in the first part, a
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by mhitza 3mo ago
It's a time sink, where much of the gameplay happens outside the game, or with tools outside the game, and at mid-high level it seems that social engineering your "friends" is the only true 7d-chess tactic. I'd really li
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by mhitza 3mo ago
I think the number of HNers also increased significantly over the last year. It'd be nice to see some uptick stats from dang or tomhow.
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by mhitza 3mo ago
Are you talking on particular about the M5? Is there room for a huge fan replacement?
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by mhitza 3mo ago
The repeated claim that all these different forms are not directly comparable is a very strange aspect. Only thing that separates them is the build quality and the extra 20W of boost the framework desktop and this variant support. They have
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by mhitza 3mo ago
I think performative art blogging would be a more apt description.
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by mhitza 3mo ago
Stronger foundation (as to mean better tested), less accidental complexity of reinventing everything, transferability of knowledge, easier onboarding and review of changes. Your argument is a mirror of the snark question "why don'
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by mhitza 3mo ago
Good fallback in case the page gets changed, currently instead of listing a journalist the article had a bunch of "Which?" placeholders :) Fun editorial slip up over there.
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by mhitza 3mo ago
And AI layers are so good that even OpenAI complained that it would be unable to navigate compliance if every US state can have it's own AI legislation. And they have infinite access to AI that passed the bar exam and is brandished wit
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by mhitza 3mo ago
My first thought would be an adjustment to a reasoning budget parameter (using llama.cpp as my reference) which would lead to these results. But no way to know precisely without an OpenAI statement. It could be a very dishonest way of scali
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by mhitza 3mo ago
I enjoyed both TIS-100 and Exapunks though I didn't have the patience to finish either of them. For me they get too hard (due to constraints) too fast (if not straight up obscure).
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by mhitza 3mo ago
~6 years ago had a very hard time researching and implementing an @-style remote resource completion (other users and documents to reference) and the style of extensions in this editor seem very much like an evolution of prosemirror. I&#x27
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by mhitza 3mo ago
Maybe you've started using a VPN recently? Only time I'm login blocked. Over Tor you can still access it without much fuss https://old.reddittorjg6rue252oqsxryoxengawnmo46qy4kyii5wtqn...
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by mhitza 3mo ago
Does anyone know how these contracts work? Are they footing the bill just to get customers onboard and locked in?
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by mhitza 3mo ago
It was a differentiator when distro updates where sparser, and in start comparison with Windows at the time which couldn't stay up for more than a couple of days without crashing (particularly the XP era).
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by mhitza 3mo ago
Those markets are very bad for anyone at the moment. With AI this, AI that, there is a higher likelyhood of building suboptimal things in weekends than outsourcing small projects to subject matter experts. For the dogs situation, I would re
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by mhitza 3mo ago
I don't think only their writing is AI, I suspect the site as well. With modern frontend GenAI renditions it is more common for me to find sites that stutter during scroll, as this site does.
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Thank you for providing context. Are his public stances on immigration precisely stated as remigration, or does he describe a thing such as remigration without explicitly naming it as such? About his quote from wikipedia "They will als
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Any of the Swedes in here can corroborate the claims in the article about this right wing group? Especially about the extreme anti-immigration statements and put that in full translation and context? Also what this group leader has done in
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A month of vibe-coding at 0.01x velocity(webesque.agency)
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by mhitza 4mo ago
By ignoring key implementation details. That's what has been happening in Romania with this topic for the last year. Constant polling and reporting of opinion, and always phrased in terms of effect instead of how they aim to do so. Onc
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Maybe an acknowledgement that is a limitation that they understand and it would be something they could change in the future. Maybe showing understanding that it is surprising that a credit based system goes into negative. I don't know
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by mhitza 4mo ago
First one didn't happen, so I don't know what the threshold is. But don't sell me a credit based system if it can go in the negative. Again for a progress bar that doesn't represent negatives. You are correct on the bill
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by mhitza 4mo ago
That's a very uncharitable way of dismissing my claim that the parent claim of the service stopping automatically when you go over your credits is not true. That's one thing. The second thing, I'm happy for you that you have
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by mhitza 4mo ago
My point was to correct one claim in your previous comment.
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by mhitza 4mo ago
It's not purely prepaid otherwise I wouldn't be charged into negative (see my other comment in this thread).
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by mhitza 4mo ago
My website traffic was a couple megabytes per month. I paid them for about 3 years for neglegible usage. Should I have zero expectation for paying because its cheap? You can be metered or fixed price. Mixing the two in the most inuintive wa
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by mhitza 4mo ago
They are competitive price wise, but less competent human wise. Their lack of user care shows when you start talking to support. I've never had this experience with an US company (except the US giants) where support basically gives me
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by mhitza 4mo ago
> You don't generally tend to have long sessions with agents in Slack like you would if using in the terminal. You have to check the announcement fineprint. As long as they advertise it as proactive it needs to keep up to date with
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by mhitza 4mo ago
> However it might actually be the inferior gaming machine for CPU/main RAM intense strategy or simulation games (e.g. Stellaris). On Stellaris: I remember having a pretty good experience (not stellar) playing on a 2012 AMD FX-8350

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