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by rafram 7mo ago
Not only is it genuinely uncertain about those topics, it’s also genuinely fascinated by them!
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by rafram 7mo ago
The RFC isn’t changing, is it?
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by rafram 7mo ago
ARC isn’t a garbage collector.
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by rafram 7mo ago
> Taking a step back, it's pretty clear that Raycast is angling for an Apple acquisition here with this play. No kidding, although I think Apple would only be interested if it uses SwiftUI. (The marketing page doesn't say. Rayc
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by rafram 8mo ago
Why not? The integrated GPUs are quite powerful, and having access to 32+ GB of GPU memory is amazing. There's a reason people buy Macs for local LLM work. Nothing else on the market really beats it right now.
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by rafram 8mo ago
Thanks, that makes sense!
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by rafram 8mo ago
Also the Prior Art section, which has telltale repetition of useless verbs like "documenting," "providing insight into," and "confirming" on each line. This was definitely AI-written, at least in part.
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by rafram 8mo ago
It's generally a good app. People in the tech community like Overcast, but I've always found its UI completely illogical. Apple Podcasts is organized like I'd expect a podcast app to be.
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by rafram 8mo ago
No, it’s two screenshots from Anthropic documentation, stitched together: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/prompt... The post even links to that page, although there’s a typo in the link.
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by rafram 8mo ago
PeakFinder works worldwide, not just in Switzerland.
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by rafram 8mo ago
This is incredible.
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by rafram 8mo ago
[flagged]
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by rafram 8mo ago
Because it's "a proper language" [1]. Not to mention webscale! It does seem to do some more complex stuff now that would've been annoying, but not impossible, to write as a shell script. [1]: https://github.co
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by rafram 8mo ago
> Why not allow yourself to be moved by beautiful music, wheter it's machine generated or not? No, I'm OK sticking to the human stuff!
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by rafram 8mo ago
Music is about the human experience, emotions, mistakes, accidents, discoveries. I could listen to music by real people being vulnerable and expressing themselves, or I could listen to a computer soullessly regurgitating a stock "blues
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by rafram 8mo ago
Not sure what warrants the name-calling and whataboutism here. Who's talking about "predators"? This thread is about BASE jumping.
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by rafram 8mo ago
Noteworthy that he claimed that when talking to an investigator prior to being charged. We'll see if he's willing to make the same claim in court. (He's apparently representing himself...)
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by rafram 8mo ago
This isn't supposed to replace Windows, and it isn't a GUI desktop operating system at all. I doubt anyone working on this has anything to do with the modern Windows desktop UX.
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by rafram 8mo ago
No, they actually added a bedtime reminder feature for all users that they couldn't verify to be adults: https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/1pmcr04/what_the_h...
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by rafram 8mo ago
I'm not anti-whimsy, but if your project goes too hard on the whimsy (and weird AI-generated animal art), it's kind of inevitable that someone else is going to create a whimsy-free clone, and their version will win because it&#x
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by rafram 8mo ago
But this could be done for 1/100 the cost by only delegating the news-filtering part to an LLM API. No reason not to have an LLM write you the code, too! But putting it in front of task scheduling and API fetching — turning those from
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by rafram 8mo ago
Not terrible. It missed or mixed up a lot of words when I was speaking quickly (and not enunciating very well), but it does well with normal-paced speech.
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by rafram 8mo ago
That's almost certainly in the training data, to be fair.
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by rafram 8mo ago
It just uses the system web view, so it depends on the user's platform/version.
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by rafram 8mo ago
I've looked into Tauri and Wails, but they don't seem realistic for a cross-platform app with wide distribution across multiple platforms and platform versions. One of Electron's main selling points is that you control the br
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by rafram 8mo ago
- Video games often use HTML/JS-based UI these days. - UE5 has its own custom UI framework, which definitely does not feel "native" on any platform. Not really any better than Electron. - You can easily call native APIs from
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by rafram 9mo ago
Bard was a bad name, Gemini is fine and it matches the name of the underlying models.
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by rafram 9mo ago
Elon has nothing to do with Waymo.
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by rafram 9mo ago
The US system doesn’t seem less "advanced" to me. It cuts down on the number of people that connect through the US on non-US itineraries, but I don’t know that there are many US hubs agitating to become city-sized duty free malls
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by rafram 9mo ago
It doesn’t in the US either. There’s technically no law requiring it, but every major airline provides accommodation for delays/cancellations. Unless they were doing some kind of self-transfer shenanigans with separate tickets, they sh

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