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by neya 8mo ago
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by neya 8mo ago
I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS Leaked AIM log (Silicon Alley Insider, 2010) Friday, January 16, 2004 at 6:01 AM [What? How'd you manage that one? Leaked AIM log (Silicon Alley Insider, 2010)
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by neya 8mo ago
It's not just that. The "Pro" nomenclature is useless if you work in software. It can't run anything despite all that power. The OS is basically crippled. For a few years, I used to run the GitHub cloud environment to wo
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by neya 8mo ago
I know where you're getting at, I wish modern phones had the headphone jack. It was the most stupidest decision to remove them. I now use an Apple USB-C to headphone jack converter, while the inbuilt DAC is really good, it's quite
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by neya 8mo ago
I don't even use an Apple. I travel a lot within Asia, so, I'm aware of the foldables situation in Asia. But, again, only to prove my point - not everyone runs around with those. You usually see the wealthy and some rich kids carr
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by neya 8mo ago
> writes TypeScript. Or enterprise Java if they got unlucky. I would argue writing TypeScript is also equally being unlucky (I write Elixir for a living, but sometimes have to deal with TypeScript too)
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by neya 8mo ago
Thanks, will check it out. BTW, been your follower since early in the decade. Love your content!
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by neya 8mo ago
Agree with you on the foldables. God, no one wants that. That's why they have to pitch it as some luxury product the masses can't afford. I hate those creases too. No one can convince me those things are durable...no matter how ma
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by neya 8mo ago
Thanks! I'm also currently exploring drivetrain options. I know this sounds crazy, but I'm working on implementing an e-CVT like in the Toyotas, they are actually super efficient and very comfy. I'm not really a fan of hub mo
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by neya 8mo ago
The setup looks lovely! How heavy is it in real life? Just curious. Is it, say, as heavy as a small moped or motorcycle or not that big of a deal? My only fear of trying this out is if the bike falls on its side, how difficult it might be t
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by neya 8mo ago
I agree, but they always will be expensive because they are a niche. Same reasoning as phones that focus on one niche (like photo/videographers) always end up being super expensive (eg. Xperia from Sony).
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by neya 8mo ago
This is just developer fantasy. The average consumer doesn't care even one bit. Is the phone smooth? Does it have a good camera? Does it have a good battery? Does it last more than 2 years? Go to some developing countries around Asia a
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by neya 8mo ago
> Random guy on the internet posts links to cancel ChatGPT subscription > Cancels subscription > Random guy on the internet tells you to be outraged > Gets outraged I'm not even a fan of OpenAI generally speaking, but,
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by neya 8mo ago
They are far from excellent and they were open sourced due to the mounting pressure for calling themselves "Open" AI and not doing anything open. At the time, they also had Chinese competitors wiping the market value of many stock
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by neya 8mo ago
> To believe that the AI companies aren't flooding all the social media zones with propaganda is disingenuous. Touché
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by neya 8mo ago
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by neya 8mo ago
Amen to that!
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by neya 8mo ago
Wow, you were spot-on with this.
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by neya 8mo ago
> You're making it sound like Altman orchestrated the whole thing. Not at all, as a matter of fact I'm just stating what you're stating. It's just business.
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by neya 8mo ago
This is not about wars or winning contracts. If you know about Sam's strategies - It's just business. This deal ensures Anthropic doesn't have the financial cushion that OpenAI desperately needs (they just raised billions, al
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by neya 8mo ago
I get the feeling they didn't like Anthropic from the start for whatever reason and just found excuses to dump them and find an alternative provider. There's also the possibility the DoW will still have its way and this is possibl
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by neya 8mo ago
Yep I agree, I forgot to add /s to my comment
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by neya 8mo ago
> "money you have" is just an int32 Damn, that's terrifyingly eye opening. That's a really, really strong argument for physical cash (or gold maybe?)
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by neya 8mo ago
> I thought there was going to be some substance to this post but it reads like someone congratulating themselves for a choice they made and then trying to backwards justify it. Welcome to 90% of HN blog post submissions :)) I switched t
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by neya 8mo ago
I mean, sky is blue, water is wet, etc.
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by neya 8mo ago
> why investors are ploughing billions into AI. They know they've burnt too many bridges, This is a very interesting perspective, I haven't thought of it like that.
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by neya 8mo ago
> he didn't see the AI thing coming. Almost nobody did. That's what he wants you to believe. That is just an easy way out for CEOs to blame it all on AI and not take accountability for their over-hiring in the first place. Lite
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by neya 8mo ago
When you accept my application, there is an implicit understanding that I will have a job for a foreseeable future. I am making life decisions based on YOU, the CEO - I have to think about commute, renting, school for kids and a lot more. A
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by neya 8mo ago
> today we're making one of the hardest decisions in the history of our company: > i had two options: cut gradually over months or years as this shift plays out, or be honest about where we are and act on it now. i chose the latt
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by neya 8mo ago
Because, Anthropic can do no wrong, correct?

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