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by misnome 8mo ago
How is this different from… any of their competitors?
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by misnome 8mo ago
Right. I had a 100% manual hobby project that did a load of parametric CAD in Python. The problem with sharing this was either actively running a server, trying to port the stack to emscripten including OCCT, or rewriting in JS, something I
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by misnome 8mo ago
No, it's ableist to ignore the fact that many people _do_ have such issues, and many people don't but start having problems as they age.
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by misnome 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure they'd be happy to swallow the loss when building a one-off device to specifically target you.
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by misnome 8mo ago
Also, the first line in "Why Valetudo?" > First of all, please do not try to convince people to use Valetudo. A good realist position for such a project to take.
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by misnome 8mo ago
Lol why is it always such a predictable list of gripes
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by misnome 8mo ago
Do you choose your software exclusively based on virtue signalling about which editor they used to write it in?
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by misnome 8mo ago
I’d infinitely prefer a relevant wikipedia article to an AI “Answer” that is almost always wrong. Google lens image search used to be amazing, I tried a repeat of a search I did before of a piece of art, it showed the same piece but confide
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by misnome 8mo ago
> used to be
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by misnome 8mo ago
I mean Andrew is an extreme case. If he weren’t as out-of-favour I imagine nothing would have happened, and this has been _entirely_ forced by external information. I assume that otherwise they would have less of an issue. It’s not like he
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by misnome 8mo ago
> And I see it doing more planning and making fewer mistakes than before Anecdotally, maybe this is the reason? It does seem to spend a lot more time “thinking” before giving what feels like equivalent results, most of the time. Probably
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by misnome 8mo ago
> How many degrees of temperature increase is worth one .. whatever the unit of AI gain-of-function is? Billionaire. And they are definitely willing to make the trade.
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by misnome 8mo ago
But “PhD level” reasoning a year ago.
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by misnome 8mo ago
> That rule is not optional, and it was not followed here. It’s not optional, but wasn’t followed, with zero repercussions. Sounds optional.
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by misnome 8mo ago
OTOH I find it pretty funny that the instant they manage to make a model that breaks general containment of popularity and usefulness (4.5), the toxicity of the business model kicks in and they instantly enshittify.
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by misnome 8mo ago
Yes, I’ve been evaluating since the start of the year and since 4.6 suddenly the most innocuous requests will sit there “thinking” for 5+ minutes and if I can get it to show me the thinking it’s just going round in circles. Or, it decided i
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by misnome 8mo ago
And their status history isn't much better. It's just that they are so much smaller it's not Big News.
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by misnome 8mo ago
When did Jack Dorsey unban personal friends of his that had gotten banned for posting CSAM?
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by misnome 8mo ago
10% revenue to google?
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by misnome 9mo ago
If only there was an extremely high profile example of how this isn’t at all true in the past several days!
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by misnome 9mo ago
Funnily enough, that’s also all the people who made the rules in the first place knew
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by misnome 9mo ago
We do rendered manifest pattern. The chart gets rendered into a single yaml, that get checked into it's own branch and PR. That way, any changes can be easily inspected before merging and can work with confidence that e.g. changing a s
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by misnome 9mo ago
Yes! Sorry Kitty for mixing you up!
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by misnome 9mo ago
I have various issues with it (e.g. wrapping on resize is just broken) and miss iTerm a little, but the built-in tabs aren’t too bad (unlike Kitty’s hardline stance) and it’s available cross-platform, so I can have the same config on many m
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by misnome 9mo ago
Read your own post? > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics > If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic. I shouldn’t be surprised when people flag such things.
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by misnome 9mo ago
It’s not really anything to do with tech though, is it? “This doesn’t belong here” is perfectly valid reaction to stuff covered on a million other sites.
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by misnome 9mo ago
Congratulations, you know the local weather
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by misnome 9mo ago
Everything up to (and including) Unreal Tournament had software rendering. It was one of the selling points when its competitor (Quake 3) was Hardware-accelerated-only.
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by misnome 9mo ago
> "Why Git Does Not Use SQLite" For one, you probably don't want your git repo permanently corrupted if you happen to be running it over an NFS mount. There is a lot of value in "scattered write-once files" as a
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by misnome 9mo ago
I spent some time working with jujitsu and found it relatively pleasant... except it doesn't seem at all ready for collaborative use beyond a single working folder. Sharing the repo state seems impossible without going through the (som

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