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by nottorp 27d ago
Uh I have this feature I'm doing where I used a context to 600k tokens, then told Claude to make itself a summary and started a new context with it, and it's at 500k already. Mind, this is more of an exception, at least for my wor
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by nottorp 28d ago
It's at best denial of service. Except it's easily avoidable by never going back to that site again. The funny thing is the page describing the problem stutters like crazy in firefox/mac while the rotating nuclear hazard whee
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by nottorp 28d ago
That was hinted at in the summary for part 2, which i couldn't bring myself to click on. But my interpretation is still more fun!
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by nottorp 28d ago
Yay, first article (for me!) that i actually click on because the title is interesting, and then it puts me off because it's LLM generated. By the way, what does Rust have to do with their problem? Is Rust simply bad at io_uring? :)
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by nottorp 28d ago
I bought a small garden twist tie roll years ago. I don't have a garden but I have boxes of cables. Probably won't run out for another 10 years.
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by nottorp 28d ago
> Their new disc to digital feature is proof they are looking at Sony's mistakes and slowly moving in the opposite direction. It basically removes the most serious thing that made physical games less convenient. Heh, isn't that
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by nottorp 28d ago
> If I buy a game on a disc, I can play the game, then resell it and someone else can play it. Or I can lend my copy of the game to a friend. Don't forget that retail is cheaper than online for consoles from day one!
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by nottorp 28d ago
Heard of the boy who cried wolf? They have so many dangerous breakthroughs per year that by the time they actually have a breakthrough no one's going to even read the press release...
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by nottorp 28d ago
Minecraft is Lego without threats to your feet because the pieces are virtual not everywhere on the floor :) And I mean the old freeform Lego, not the paint by numbers sets they're selling now.
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by nottorp 28d ago
> minecraft has like what 40 biomes, no man's sky has practically infinite biomes, is that not enough? Hah. Sorry but what kind of Minecraft do you play? In mine the biomes become unrecognizable because I build on top of them. What
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by nottorp 28d ago
Hah, considering the surviving B&W TVs are collector's items now, you probably can't save money by getting the cheaper license...
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by nottorp 28d ago
The "licensing" has a point because it does make the BBC more impartial since the current government cannot adjust their funding down or up depending on their programming. However, the same aim could be achieved by just setting a
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by nottorp 28d ago
Ok a price increase but: "nine streaming subscriptions". No one sane will do nine streaming subscriptions. The market is insane in itself for assuming that.
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by nottorp 28d ago
Anthropic and OpenAI will threaten you every 3-6 weeks. It's their marketing strategy. It's too bad because the tools can actually be useful. If you consider them tools.
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by nottorp 29d ago
Apparently the first modern vehicle to have this was indeed the BMW iREX. However, the first vehicle to have this at all was some 1901 Porsche model...
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by nottorp 29d ago
"The service formerly known as Twitter"...
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Well, sadly it's off topic on HN where everyone seems to only read non fiction. Or they don't admit to reading fiction...
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Cloudflare is the only CDN with a free tier that's basically enough for personal use and even a small organization, right?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
I have the habit of not reading the user names, so I reply to the post not to my image of the author. Which is why I was triggered by "handsome" too.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
> is based in the UK Guess 900 is 2.5 Starbucks lattes in London :) > who is handsome How is that relevant?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
TiVo has already been bought by some patent trolls years ago.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
... or telling the LLM to write a small python script for that and install it as a mcp or something ...
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by nottorp 1mo ago
First: Registrars could ask for an escrow payment. Pay €9 for the domain name put €900 in escrow Next: I don't want to live in a world where I have to show my passport and pay thousands of pounds to register a domain Want or not want?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
I've been in small offices where having slippers wasn't mandatory, but everyone brought them just because they were more comfortable. Also in one where taking your shoes off or using those medical plastic covers was mandatory (in
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Maybe because you can open a terminal, do port install mc and then ignore the Finder most of the time :)
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by nottorp 1mo ago
I don't think it matters that Asashi is a generation or three behind, because the moment you really need it is when Apple stops updating the OS for your hardware. When M1 drops out of support I bet Asashi for the M1 machines will be pr
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Hotels in the path of the eclipse were already expensive on those dates in Gibraltar and Spain. Now with the press coverage they'll be unattainable.
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Claude will happily add a null guard without checking why the null is there in the first place...
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Probably not, but that may show how low trust in the US has dropped?
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by nottorp 1mo ago
Ah well. Google helps me degoogle. Can't complain much can I? Anyone has recommendations for send-only (or that allow being used only to send) email services? Not those that are used for commercial emails, even if legit.

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