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New v2 UALink specification aims to catch up to NVLink(networkworld.com)
4 points by mindcrime 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
There's a lot of "it depends" to this. But loosely speaking, I'll say that at the end of the day, I care more about whether the content is interesting/engaging/original/whatever, than the specifics of ho
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
Hey, that's pretty rad! Looking forward to checking it out.
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
Probably the UCC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Commercial_Code
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Maximilian Schwarzmüller – GitHub is facing problems [video](youtube.com)
1 points by mindcrime 6mo ago|0 comments
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Lumai Productizes Lens-Based Optical Computer(eetimes.com)
1 points by mindcrime 6mo ago|0 comments
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Neal Stephenson: The Real Threat Isn't AI, It's Us [video](youtube.com)
26 points by mindcrime 6mo ago|7 comments
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
There have definitely been a few over the years, especially if you include scenarios beyond just "get notified for replies". Some have been webapps, some have been browser plugins, etc. Here's some discussion of one recent on
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
Does anybody have a master list of all of the projects that implemented this (or something very similar) over the years? It's got to be a pretty long list by now. The weird part is, there seems to be enough demand for this that these k
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
> Disabling hardware acceleration would most likely fix your issue but this is not a true solution. Also try forcing alternative encodings in youtube. Yeah, I've tried every setting tweak, hack, or workaround I could find. Nothing h
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
I'm so tired of Firefox. I've been using this browser since before it was called Firefox, so I don't say this lightly. But for several months now, through numerous version updates, Firefox on Linux (on my box anyway) has been
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
Username checks out.
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
How am I only just hearing about this?? I had no idea such a film had even been made. Needless to say, as somebody who grew up on a steady diet of Looney Tunes cartoons, I am just champing at the bit to see this.
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
The Chinese government is bad, sure. But notice that recently the US government has been co-opted by people who want to bring back feudalism and reduce most of us to the status of "serf". And the big US tech companies largely seem
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
Similar deal here. My $dayjob title is "Cloud Engineer" and I spend a lot of my time working with AKS and Istio. But for some recent personal projects at home, I've just been running Docker Swarm on a single server. It's
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
Fair. I could have phrased that better. I agree, things should ideally become even more diffuse than they currently are!
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
> - you, chained on your sofa, watching ads "tailored-made by AI for you" Blipverts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blipvert
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
> Do you want the US to "win" AI? I don't want any one particular country, or organization, to "win" AI. I want AI capabilities to remain diffuse and spread out, so that everybody has access to approximately equa
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
> AFAIK it's the same in the USA It varies by state in the USA. Some states have strong protections for work you do "on your own time, on your own equipment, that isn't connected to your work." Others, not so much...
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Notes on Jensen vs. Dwarkesh(chinatalk.media)
2 points by mindcrime 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
> I review AI generated test of AI just like I reviewed tests of developers on a team I was leading. Cool. Then what you're doing seems totally reasonable to me, for what that's worth. My skepticism would be directed towards pe
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Apple TV's Upcoming Cyberpunk Series Will Be the Matrix Meets Blade Runner(screenrant.com)
47 points by mindcrime 6mo ago|22 comments
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
FWIW, I'm also on Spectrum (by virtue of the Time Warner acquisition back in the day) and I get 10/10 on that page. That is, after turning off Firefox "Enhanced Privacy Protection" which actually blocked the page from lo
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
> My automated unit, integration, and load tests confirm that. Do they? Did you write them? If not, how do you know they confirm the desired behavior? If your tests are AI generated (and not human reviewed) then even if you're do
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
I'm a big advocate for AI, including GenAI. But I still spend a fair amount of time coding by hand, or "by hand + Copilot completions enabled". And yes, I will use spec driven development with SpecKit + OpenCode, or just st
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
Huh. This sounds really interesting. Will definitely give it a look later this evening. At first blush, this sounds like something I could use.
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Tennessee is about to make building chatbots a Class A felony(old.reddit.com)
33 points by mindcrime 6mo ago|12 comments
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
I don't. While I'm as big an advocate for AI as anyone you're likely to meet, there are very pointedly things I don't use AI for. And one is "writing for me". I refuse to do it as a matter of principle, because
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
The important parts of your business cannot, in fact, be "copied in days". Things like trust, based on demonstrated reliability over time, human relationships based on being a decent human being and treating your customers with re
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by mindcrime 6mo ago
"Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not tried it." -- Donald Knuth

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