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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
I always find it interesting to listen US citizen answer "What would it take for you to not consider your country a democracy?" and admire the wide range of answers and denials.
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
It would have been about Apple it probably would have said "Apple starts charging 20% fees on the AppStore"
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
I don't think this is intentional to cut cost. I simply think that the chip was primarily made for devices with one port (iPhone, iPad) and this is a bit of an afterthought. I wouldn't be surprised to see a future product with 2x
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
I used to love using em-dashes in my texts, especially in titles. Now I am way too afraid of appearing as using an LLM while I do my best to redact everything by myself :') Bye bye em-dash, we had a nice run together. I might start usi
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
This is not true. There is now a skill gap. There are countless examples that it isn't about being cheaper. The organisation and optimization of the workforce and infrastructure isn't something we can ignore. The choice of China i
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
I remember not long ago arguing that having Chromium become a monopoly was a bad thing, as it would mean Google could totally twist the web standard in something much more closed. I think this is a prime example.
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
When bandwidth matters, when you don't want to over or under provision, when you need multiple seats: if you make a project with a small team, Render is going to be quite expensive because of the cost of each seat while Railway offers
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
Sorry, I wasn't saying you should split, I wanted to say that depending on what type of apps you are more leaning into one makes a bit more sense than the other. Render with their own CDN is quite good for frontend apps. In comparison,
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by quentindanjou 8mo ago
Railway for backend APIs. Render for front-end apps. That's my current go-to. Although I would consider, _when possible_, using Vercel or Netlify.
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
As we are always starting with mice, I am wondering if there are some drug that could work on humans but not on mice.
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
Pretty cool! Thanks for the answer!
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
Not the person you asked but I am thinking of France and Germany. France has Station F ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Station_F ). There are also Portugal, Spain and Romania that are rising contenders. I am also very du
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
I am not sure on what you are basing this. Even the post itself looks written by an LLM. I might be wrong, things are always evolving and it is going to be more and more difficult to spot. But I was genuinely asking OP, and I don't hav
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
How much was coded with an LLM and how much do you understand?
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
I was also thinking that this comment looks like an AD. Pandas does not have any paid option and isn't made directly for profit.
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
This is not always true. LLMs do get nerfed, and quite regularly, usually because they discover that users are using them more than expected, because of user abuse or simply because it attract a larger user base. One of the recent nerfs is
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
I am curious, isn't AVIF also taking advantage of the hardware decoding democratized by AV1?
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
> Closing the MacBook results in slight rubbing on the screen at the bottom of the keyboard I really believe something needs to be done on that issue. As the author said, this isn't a new issue and is becoming the weak spot of any M
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
> If they are successful in destroying democracy, I will reevaluate my view. We don't know what's going to happen in the midterms or 2028. But again, and I say that as a European, we don't really care: what we see is the p
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
The pricing is ridiculous. It doesn't include the Claude subscription so $20/m is way out of league for a UI. And a "max" subscription for $200/m??? It makes no sense. It's not because LLM making companies have
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
Other country only sees that US elected Trump. So, yes, the US.
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
The actual reason was lobbying from US companies that were completely losing the competition because of the much lower price for the same or higher quality . But of course, we can try to come up with stories that don't hurt the patrio
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
After Netlify acquired GatsbyJS, I am not very hopeful about the future of Astro. I hope to be wrong because Astro is a great framework.
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
It is mostly US companies (Like Universal and Disney) pushing for copyright regulation in EU.
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
Exactly, I have multiple relations that are leaders in research of their fields. They all used to work in the US and they have all moved away (except one but in the process).
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by quentindanjou 9mo ago
> He cited the studies A preprint citing 2 studies. With serious studies showing the opposite. You also seem to ignore that fever is a major, and well-proven cause of birth defects and these kinds of fake announcements based on no solid
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by quentindanjou 10mo ago
It's not up to me to use Google's browser. It's up to them to make webpages that work for all.
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by quentindanjou 10mo ago
This is quite a good thing, as you will no longer have to buy all the research papers to advance your own research. The only downside is when you will need to publish your paper, in case you can get closer to a university or organisation to
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by quentindanjou 10mo ago
> Store your files On a non-backup "Personal Cloud" that does not even have a RAID 1 for a bit of redundancy? Big no no. It looks really cool, but I really dislike products that encourage dangerous behaviors, especially to user
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by quentindanjou 10mo ago
Original article from Framework Blog: https://frame.work/blog/updates-on-memory-pricing-and-naviga...

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