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by port11 3mo ago
It’s a privilege with most externalities _not_ taken into account, i.e. it’s hurting us all because we ignore its true cost and make it available in vast quantities. Since the global South will suffer the most from climate change, they migh
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by port11 3mo ago
Dumb question but if the all-wing design has major advantages (and basically no negatives?), why haven't we been pursuing this for a long time? You’re telling me that just recently a random startup thought they’d work on it? It’s not e
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by port11 3mo ago
Random allocation of citizens to seats might actually make for a better government. We could try that one, since the MBAs-and-lawyers clique with money/influence have been doing a poor job lately.
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by port11 3mo ago
I wonder if the harness itself is not token-efficient? It would be fairer to compare K3 using the same generic harness, such as a Pi setup with some sane extensions for token optimisation.
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by port11 3mo ago
Others have pointed out enough issues such as ethical sourcing, but here’s 2 more: 1) It’s hard to be excited about something that has been promised to destroy your job. 2) New models come out bi-weekly with even more “amazing features”. Ev
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by port11 3mo ago
This is one of the shittiest comment sections I’ve seen on Hackernews all year. It’s prime-rib astroturfing or bots spamming “excited to use this/see the workflows”. We should flag this and lock it down. Angellist doesn’t have to resor
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by port11 3mo ago
Yeah, I can 100% understand your frustration. It’s also a bit opaque as to why it’s re-encoding. That said, we are a family so I can’t get everyone else to stream to mpv, so Jellyfin works better for everyone. mpv is also a great piece of
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by port11 3mo ago
Back-of-the-napkin math supports that, but baby births aren’t uniformly distributed. Well, anyway, I’m sure they thought about it. Thanks for explaining how I got my Belgian ID number!
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by port11 3mo ago
Newspaper ads weren’t targeted specifically to YOU based on what the newspaper knew about YOU.
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by port11 3mo ago
Are there never more than 1k babies born in a day?
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by port11 3mo ago
Setting HW-encoding is a tad complicated indeed, it’s hard to debug WHY it’s not working. But once you have it, you’re good. Jellyfin has been rock solid for us in 2 years since we ditched Netflix and Prime Video.
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by port11 3mo ago
You can check why it’s re-encoding, there’s some guides out there. In my case it was the subtitles! Turns out Safari can’t handle all types of subtitles. Might be worth looking into it.
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by port11 3mo ago
And the old horse you had lying around might also become Trojan now. Yuck.
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by port11 3mo ago
Is the modern non-Catholic school system somehow expensive or ineffective? I fail to understand this take. Education also got vastly more complex, we teach kids a bunch of new stuff.
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by port11 3mo ago
Yes, Things Get Better Over Time, that’s also not a new phenomenon. Even if you don’t compare against a well-off previous generation, there are 2 issues: 1) Not enough young people can contribute to make social security payments to the elde
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by port11 3mo ago
My counterpoint is that if you’re always listening to the same stuff, your collection feels stale and you’re less likely to listen to more music. Maybe that’s actually advantageous to the streaming services, but one big reason I cancelled t
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by port11 3mo ago
Hmm, with unmetered traffic? I played DarkGalaxy one month at home and we got a ~95€ bill, my dad wasn’t amused. Literally just DG’s website once a day.
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by port11 3mo ago
Kudos to you then, that’s commendable. Maybe it’s a branding choice on Apple’s side to have this curation?
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by port11 3mo ago
One SpaceX, of course.
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by port11 3mo ago
Thank you. The rest of the file is much more serious. I’ve now instructed Clod to consider passing TypeScript compilation and linting successes as “suspicious glitches”.
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by port11 3mo ago
It’s true I didn’t grow up with that at all. When music blog were popular I’d have been in university exclusively listening to what I already liked. Bandcamp is indeed really bad at suggesting things you’ll like… To your last point: it’s we
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by port11 3mo ago
If only they had gobs of cash to pay people to curate content… or, I don’t know, AI that can check if something is AI. Or ask uploaders for some kind of proof, since we’re in the age of asking citizens to prove they’re adults. If only there
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by port11 3mo ago
Yeah, GP is rose-tinting piracy and Apple’s stance a bit… When I was a teenager we had _dial-up_. My first 2 iPods were strictly playing ripped CDs, which I, friends, or family had bought. Buying the iPod itself was probably cheaper than 2
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by port11 3mo ago
Okay, a bit of devil’s advocate but how much of that network effect was caused by being young? I’m making an assumption, true, but a lot of us that grew up with ripped CDs were teenagers or young adults back then. Sharing music was inherent
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by port11 3mo ago
Eh, I was prescribed 2mg of slow-release melatonin to help with insomnia (baby-related). Man, were these the worst nights of my life! I’d get 2-3 hours of shut-eye and then be FULLY awake. Ready to go, couldn’t sleep the rest of the night.
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by port11 3mo ago
I laughed a good 20 seconds at this, and even typing Clod makes me chuckle. This is great, can you please provide us with more guidance of the sort? I wanna laugh a bit at my LLM.
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by port11 3mo ago
I agree with you, but after the 14th load-bearing thing in a day, it does get a bit tiresome; especially since words have meaning. I’d expect OpenSSL to be load-bearing; but no, that one-line function isn’t load-bearing. It might be importa
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by port11 3mo ago
Bruce Schneier goes on about this A LOT, and you’re exactly on point. If the knowledgeable tech people don’t get into policy, it will become law drafted by lawyers and MBAs. Man, I wish I knew how to get into policy…
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by port11 3mo ago
Theoretically, you vote for the Parliament, and they influence the Commission. The Parliament and Courts keep the Commission in check, although their… misguided rule of majority is bound to allow some nonsense to pass. Especially since the
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by port11 3mo ago
Strange, I use M3 and Sonnet a lot, they never hallucinated. Gemini used to make up some function names, but it was in long context windows. My AGENTS.md does specific they should use context7 when unsure about a library, but still…

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