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by nchmy 3mo ago
This matches my experience/takeaway as well. I didn't feel or think anything during, let alone after, the movie. And same for the recent Dune movies - (even more) gorgeous, well made and blah.
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Came to point this out as well. Very bizarre that it was capitalized. Italics or bold might even have been acceptable...
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Another thought is that the values are not just related to rarity in English, but how many tiles there actually are. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrabble_letter_distributions#... Though it is strange that there'
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by nchmy 3mo ago
I find it to be very bizarre that the page continually uses terms like "cost", "charge", "price", "cheap" etc... There's no such actual concept in scrabble. It's as if the author (likely an
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by nchmy 3mo ago
I agree. This article very much reads like The Onion. Though, mostly just the quotes. Though, contrary to the sibling comments, I've never noticed that before when reading articles there
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by nchmy 3mo ago
WTF?!? That is INSANE
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by nchmy 3mo ago
yeah, strange given that the article is about design systems...
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by nchmy 3mo ago
this is quite literally the point of the article...
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by nchmy 3mo ago
So you're saying they have no integrity?
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by nchmy 3mo ago
We have information that Claude distilled billions of copyrighted, and otherwise-created-by-others, materials for the development of their entire business.
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by nchmy 3mo ago
whats with the downvotes...? I am agreeing with the article that this is all insanity. and just adding a ps that its annoying when people link to articles that very few people can actually read.
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by nchmy 3mo ago
This is insanity. p.s. Very annoying when people link to paywalled articles.
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by nchmy 3mo ago
yeah, i dont understand, whatsoever, the folks who are running models locally other than for privacy/curiosity. It is surely FAR slower, more expensive (electricity + hardware costs), and worse quality. Better to outsource to providers
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by nchmy 3mo ago
This entire argument rests upon the fact that Gemini Flash ain't cheap. Try plan with opus 4.8 and then implement with Deepseek v4 flash - its 35x cheaper for reads, 90x cheaper writes, and 18x cheaper cache reads. Or plan with Deepsee
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by nchmy 3mo ago
no...
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Yes, agreed. The document is dripping with red flags - I only called out the surprise rule, but could have criticized the rest. It may very well be a wonderful environment there, but I wouldn't be even slightly surprised if people get
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Agreed - the rule does not say, nor do they mean that the rule should be broken regularly. I was saying that because it is true, because it's not a good rule as written. Once again, I'm reading (and quoting!) the rules exactly as
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by nchmy 3mo ago
But the fact remains that the rule is terrible. It's not about whether they tolerate transgressions (they'd better). Its that the rule SHOULD BE broken, regularly. If a rule should be regularly broken, it's not a good rule. I
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Sorry for the ninja edits. Writing from phone and didn't think there'd be people replying right away. Seems like we're in agreement. But I reiterate that it's not a good rule if it should be regularly broken, for the goo
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by nchmy 3mo ago
I'm surprised by the "you are not allowed to be surprised, ever" rule. It puts me off of recurse entirely. I shouldn't even need to explain why as it should be self-evident that policing/banning a completely natural
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Sorry to hear it. But perhaps your life will be better off without Xitter?
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by nchmy 3mo ago
dont debase yourself. that is not something to apologize for
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Its not evident to me that that is really a concern when datastar is so small, and most of the js is written inline. Moreover, htmx can only do a fraction of what datastar does - you'd need to add on something like alpinejs to be able
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by nchmy 3mo ago
Doesn't saltman effectively have full control of the company?
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by nchmy 3mo ago
I'm curious: why SPA rather than MPA?
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by nchmy 3mo ago
https://data-star.dev is what you were yearning for, friend. It is more powerful, faster and smaller than htmx and alpine combined, and has all sorts of capabilities specifically for multi-player live reactivity.
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by nchmy 3mo ago
But the point is that Datastar only exists because htmx rejected all of those ideas. Now it's becoming a cheap, more complex, less powerful, heavier copy of Datastar. Just use the genuine article.
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by nchmy 3mo ago
hmm, im the same age and feel no qualms about mobile web - it almost always literally just different CSS on the same desktop site. That's the benefit of the web vs native.
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by nchmy 3mo ago
i just clicked on one satellite and followed it as it moved. it crossed a continent in like a minute. Is that accurate? Seems too fast. Moreover, are the satellites all moving around like that, haphazardly?
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by nchmy 3mo ago
What generation are you?

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