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by oefrha 7mo ago
I really hate these pointlessly dynamic website backgrounds that make mobile devices hot to touch. Unfortunately vibe-coded websites love these.
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by oefrha 7mo ago
That's not the perfect defense you think it is. Plenty of robots.txts[1] technically allow scraping their main content pages as long as your user-agent isn't explicitly disallowed, but in practice they're behind Cloudflare so
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by oefrha 7mo ago
FAIR was founded in 2015 and Llama's first release was in 2023. Musk co-founded OpenAI in 2015 but no reasonable person credits ChatGPT in 2022 to him.
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by oefrha 7mo ago
Sure, but I don't that's relevant in a startup with 1B VC money either. Meta can afford to (attempt to) commoditize their complement.
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by oefrha 7mo ago
Llama wasn’t Yann LeCun’s work and he was openly critical of LLMs, so it’s not very relevant in this context. Source: himself https://x.com/ylecun/status/1993840625142436160 (“I never worked on any Llama.”) and a
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by oefrha 7mo ago
No, to use $5k in Cursor you have to pay $5k.
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by oefrha 7mo ago
Would you have been laughed out of the room if you proposed to use a vcs called git?
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by oefrha 7mo ago
Surprised huh v2 isn't included in this and there's no mention of it in the release announcement at all. Quite a few of my apps mix bubbletea/bubbles and huh in different parts of the app, and while they're typically sep
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by oefrha 7mo ago
> The install script checks the OS and Arch, and pulls the right Rust binary. That's the arbitrary code execution at install time aspect of npm that developers should be extra wary of in this day and age. Saner node package managers
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by oefrha 7mo ago
I would take their displayed uptime with a huge grain of salt. The other day Claude Code and claude.ai web were completely unavailable for me (Claude Code got into logged out state and couldn’t even log in) for at least two hours, they show
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by oefrha 8mo ago
The irony is Google properties are more locked down than ever. When I use a commercial VPN I get ReCAPTCHA’ed half of the time doing every single Google search; and can’t use YouTube in Incognito sometimes, “Sign in to confirm you’re not a
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by oefrha 8mo ago
I used to report quite a number of political/ideological-only accounts to mods through email. They're explicitly against the single purpose account rule. They usually got banned or at least warned. Over the past year or two I repo
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by oefrha 8mo ago
I feel attacked as a Stanford/Princeton graduate. Yes, there are pieces of shit among the graduates, especially among the legacy admissions, but you can’t write off all of us by association.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
I didn’t see that one, I think I saw 41% on NYTimes, 41% on Reuters, 39% on The Economist, 42% on YouGov, and 43%, 40% elsewhere I don’t recall. Even 36% is sky high for what he did. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/
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by oefrha 8mo ago
I was checking Trump approval ratings yesterday. I didn’t have high hopes but I thought it had to be under 35% at this point (I think in a sane country it has to be <10% or at least <20% after the nonstop madness dropping everyday). B
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by oefrha 8mo ago
They are pretty clear about this: > the mass domestic surveillance of Americans This they say they don’t like. The qualifiers tell you they’re totally fine with mass surveillance of Palestinians, or anyone else really, otherwise they cou
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by oefrha 8mo ago
Some form of Mathematica has been open for a long time, in the form of Sage etc. There's no reason why academic institutions can't pool more money to develop these further.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
Yes, startups, recruiting platforms, and students/“researchers” with stupid surveys for their worthless “research” spam me all the time by scraping the email from GitHub. I immediately trash the first two categories; I send a sternly-w
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by oefrha 8mo ago
Academic institutions already pay salaries whether they fund open source development or Wolfram Research, so not sure what you’re trying to argue. People haven’t been starving while doing research in the open.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
I have built and distributed “it” more than at least 95% of developers out there, thanks for asking. And that’s without institutional grants.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
It’s hard to distribute equipment, food and shelter at zero marginal cost. It’s easy to distribute software at zero marginal cost. So let’s start there.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
Society already funds a lot of scientific research. Some of that funding currently goes to private pockets like Wolfram Research, who license out their proprietary tech under expensive and highly limiting licenses (they're licensed per
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by oefrha 8mo ago
I used TikTok and also never came across a meme like that. Or maybe I did once or twice, I just quickly swiped away (or if something I’m not interested in is shown repeatedly I click not interested and it’s gone at least for a long time). I
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by oefrha 8mo ago
I looked at all the AI signatures and they’re all phrases I use in my very human writing. If you’re anti-AI generated content then stop posting clearly marked AI dross like this I guess.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
You review long PRs by checking out the branch, git reset, then stage hunks/files as you review them. Reviewing long PRs in GitHub UI is never sane.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
If you’re being sarcastic, well, congratulate yourself for being better than shitholes I guess. If you’re not, yes it is, unfortunately same can’t be said about the U.S., where my not very large social circle have experienced robbery at gun
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by oefrha 8mo ago
You do realize these are still crap compared to other countries right?
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by oefrha 8mo ago
Who’s making up the homicide and other violent crime statistics and for what purpose?
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by oefrha 8mo ago
It’s pretty amazing when you get the worst of both worlds—total surveillance, yet still rampant crime.
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by oefrha 8mo ago
People don’t suddenly eat more food due to AI. That are a lot of industries with bounded total demand.

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