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by odo1242 24d ago
I'd argue the things that make a codebase more human-readable is also what makes it more agent-readable though. Agents are trained on human data, after all. The position in the article is reasonable because what would end up happening
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by odo1242 24d ago
The article itself seems to have the right title: Async Rust vs RTOS showdown! The title on HN should probably be updated to that
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by odo1242 24d ago
(The other benefit of having a homelab is, of course, you can run services that aren’t limited to cloud offerings and run processing on the data locally)
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by odo1242 24d ago
In my case: I did the math and it would take me ~4-5 years to recoup the initial investment (of about $450) in my homelab (comparing my server + 3 copies of 2TB with the cost of a 2TB google drive subscription). (Also excludes the time spen
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by odo1242 24d ago
They don’t do this for the same reason GitHub isn’t getting rid of free repositories- it would create an opening for someone else
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by odo1242 25d ago
> The target audience didn't evaluate that as a limitation - the majority of the market for Apple devices does trust that they will not produce and sell a computer incapable of support their use. Well, kinda the point. We know this
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by odo1242 26d ago
I can definitely say the performance is good now, though
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by odo1242 27d ago
It’s saying that, for example, Chrome on Linux isn’t required to ask for the user’s age in order to filter extensions
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by odo1242 27d ago
Anything that’s open source
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by odo1242 29d ago
Not explicitly laws, but like contracts, regulatory requirements, SLAs all indirectly enforce that
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by odo1242 1mo ago
It compresses better than webp*, has really good progressive decoding (current encoders are able to encode the image such that the most important part of the image gets decoded first, and you only need the first ~20% of the image to display
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by odo1242 1mo ago
They don’t have to pay an artist for the illustration, just use a stock photo (lots of which exist). Or leave it blank (nobody needed an illustration). Having an AI image for filler seems to be in poor taste.
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by odo1242 1mo ago
I would like, personally, if the image was a stock photo. It being AI feels in poor taste.
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by odo1242 1mo ago
So, you’re paying 15% tax on all AI costs to avoid creating an account?
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Also a lot of them use copper blanks
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by odo1242 1mo ago
The point here is that the library's overhead cost is very low. The fact that a tiny model can reach 10M tokens per second means that the overhead of token decode, memory allocation, calling the model, etc. is very low. The model doesn
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Did more research and apparently it’s a bug Apple never fixed that causes the deletion to only work sometimes. To fix it you need to run this Terminal command in recovery mode: sudo rm -rf /System/Library/AssetsV2/com_ap
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by odo1242 1mo ago
They don’t force you to download Apple Intelligence, disabling it deletes the model files
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by odo1242 1mo ago
It's basically just a relatively simple to create piece of software that's important to get right (since you use it so much), can be made by many different design philosophies (maximal vs. minimal, customizability, etc.), and has
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by odo1242 1mo ago
AI definitely does look at git commit history in my experience
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Fair, but the point is GitHub’s model is: Free Users use GitHub => when a company needs source control => all their coders use GitHub => company buys expensive enterprise contract. If there’s less of an advantage to using free GitH
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by odo1242 1mo ago
I think GitHub leans on this free repos thing a lot for getting new users though. Like I could see people just moving to GitLab
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Well, uBlock will maintain support, and Orion also supports Manifest v3
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Also, if you use Orion Browser, they did implement the full Manifest v2 extension spec on top of WebKit, which lets you use full uBlock origin directly.
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Pretty much, and this does a good job of illustrating the fundamental issue with branching. You could use an encryption scheme that allows the server to determine what MoE expert to load (the simplest would be to have the client decode the
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by odo1242 1mo ago
It’s slightly better for LLMs because FHE is really bad at branches (it ends up essentially having to try both branches), making sorts nearly the worst possible thing to try since it’s all branches. In the case of AI most things are just ad
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by odo1242 1mo ago
There's a lot more competition over smaller models. Ferraris are frontier labs' main differentiating point when Hondas are increasingly open source and commoditized.
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by odo1242 1mo ago
It should work. If you mean using Guided Access while Apple Wallet is enabled, you double click for Apple Wallet and triple click for Guided Access. If you want to use Apple Wallet while Guided Access is enabled, you have to enable the side
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Both Apple and Android have this feature preloaded. On Apple it’s called Guided Access and is three taps of the power button if enabled. On Android I’m not sure but I do know it exists (edit: it’s called App Pinning) On iOS you can also dis
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by odo1242 1mo ago
Oh, right. I forgot that DMA controllers are virtualized on VMs.

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