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by opem 4mo ago
So will hare now support windows?
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by opem 4mo ago
They actually have at least 3 kinds of profile: 1. containers - As they say its somekind of sandbox, technically a profile 2. profiles that are accesible through about:proflies, which they had for years, and probably the one you are talking
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by opem 4mo ago
> You be kind hoping.....will reciprocate. > Your subconscious does. Do you have any evidence to back up your arbitrary claims? Even with decades of research, people are still unsure about these emotions yet you think your pedantic as
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by opem 4mo ago
What a bs move by amd, they should have taken a lesson from the cuda situation.
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by opem 5mo ago
The page already contains link to both of these resources
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by opem 6mo ago
played around with it a little, works great for - basic conversational tasks - basic reasoning - creating little UI snippets and not good for one shot coding tasks. once it starts hallucinating about something you can't make it rectify
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by opem 6mo ago
It's hard to imagine how a single person managed to accomplish so much. RIP to the great soul :|
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by opem 6mo ago
There is also lemonade-server from AMD. Although I am not sure if that is any better.
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by opem 6mo ago
For real, one of the reasons I use cal.com is because it's open source. Time to migrate.
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by opem 6mo ago
> When we started Cal.com, we believed deeply in open source. No you certainly didn't, otherwise you shouldn't have come up with such a meaningless excuse!
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by opem 6mo ago
I see that is an issue with many people, but now with github adding support for stacked PRs, I guess that would change
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by opem 6mo ago
I think one major difference between git and jj is how immutable their DAG is, due to the difference in how they refer to their unit of change (i.e. stable change ID with changing commit IDs vs. immutable commit ID). One implication of that
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by opem 6mo ago
At least they aren't hiding and transparent about it unlike the big tech corps with so called SLAs
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by opem 6mo ago
why this AI slop is on the front page?
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by opem 6mo ago
But that doesn't always pay the bill, as OP mentioned, he has "adult responsibilities".
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by opem 6mo ago
This thing is super cool! One other use case I can think of, is to use it to check reliability of the fonts that I chose in my designs, only if the option to choose a custom font was given.
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by opem 6mo ago
this game is a rage bait! Try solving on a mobile device. I don't think an elderly person would ever be able to get through this!
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by opem 6mo ago
Is it a one shot AI generated site?
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by opem 7mo ago
I think so. Just go to the homepage, all of the thumbnails are AI generated with clickbaity titles.
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by opem 7mo ago
Is this writeup AI generated?
81.
by opem 7mo ago
Reminds me of zig's on stack fixedBufferAllocator
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by opem 7mo ago
Looks cool tho!
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by opem 8mo ago
Considering the rate of improvement of these LLMs, wait for a month or two and then you may not even need an os, let alone some obsecure piece of software (shell).
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by opem 8mo ago
> > What’s the point in using these tools if they’re gonna replace us in a few years? > Increase shareholder value in the short term. everytime I see this as the ultimate conclusion for all of these kind of hype posts
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by opem 8mo ago
This is really sick
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by opem 8mo ago
AI is a cheat that ruins the game
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by opem 10mo ago
This site blocked me right away, seems quite agressive
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by opem 10mo ago
brutal honesty
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by opem 10mo ago
Still it would be great to be able to see on hover
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by opem 10mo ago
yes, very true! Anubis is a hell lot better than cloudflare turnstile or its older cousin sister google recaptcha.

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