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by raincole 8mo ago
It's so far the best model that answers my questions about Wolfram language. That being said it's the only use case for me. I won't subscribe to something that I can't use with third party harness.
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by raincole 8mo ago
> But that doesn't mean they don't care if other people profit from their work. He clearly states his opinions. He doesn't care if other people profit from his code. >> GPL would prevent outright exploitation by our
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by raincole 8mo ago
> someone on Reddit pointed out that something on Google Maps was wrong and so I went and submitted a fix and told them how to and I received a barrage of comments about working for free for a corporation that's making money off me
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by raincole 8mo ago
When your TUI is so complex that you need a GUI to design it, perhaps you shouldn't use TUI in the first place.
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by raincole 8mo ago
The whole article is about how Apple is still special just like when he was a kid. But anyway, I find it funny that author implies if a kid gets a MacBook Neo they will explore all the possibilities to use and customize it, but somehow the
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by raincole 8mo ago
> I don't think this is about the macbook neo. It shouldn't be, except that the author chose to make every single paragraph about Mac, Apple ecosystem and bashing Chromebook.
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by raincole 8mo ago
What's so special about this machine? Is there no comparable $599 Windows or Linux laptop for kids to buy?
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by raincole 8mo ago
I didn't say there is something wrong with it. That's how I use it too.
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by raincole 8mo ago
Practically advocates of every fad diet claim so.
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by raincole 8mo ago
Everyone who uses these tools seriously is running it on YOLO mode. It might sound crazy for someone who just started adopting agentic coding but it's how things are done now. Either that or just hand coding. The SOTA of permission m
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by raincole 8mo ago
This is exactly why the interviewer bots exist in the first place. Today if you post any job online you will be flooded with AI applicants. Even one-time contract jobs below Us minimum wage on Upworks. It's not funny.
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by raincole 8mo ago
The article is literally saying the opposite. Quote: > Here's the thing: if you are running Big Data workloads on your laptop every day, you probably shouldn't get the MacBook Neo. > All that said, if you run DuckDB in the c
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by raincole 8mo ago
No Gemini. No Opus 4.5. No GPT codex. As they said, ragebait used to be believable.
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by raincole 8mo ago
Don't worry, it's just the hype phase and it will pass. (By 'pass' I mean agent-coding will be so ubiquitous that it's a given and not worth mentioning.)
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by raincole 8mo ago
TIL Apple fans actually believe MacBook has 'higher build quality.'
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by raincole 8mo ago
Too much effort, bruh.
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by raincole 8mo ago
It turns out that Twitter selling the blue marks is the correct direction, but no one would admit it.
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by raincole 8mo ago
> Anyone can still run a blog/website, and/or their own discourse server Including bots.
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by raincole 8mo ago
https://xkcd.com/810/ I know it's a cliche but it's just too perfect to answer this question.
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by raincole 8mo ago
> every AI coding bot will learn your new language If there are millions of lines on github in your language. Otherwise the 'teaching AI to write your language' part will occupy so much context and make it far less efficient th
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by raincole 8mo ago
It's really unfortunate that we call well-structured writing 'LLM-isms' now.
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by raincole 8mo ago
Making Photoshop a subscription service was an extremely successful business decision, so I'm not sure what the comparison is supposed to mean here. I say this as someone who switched to Krita and canceled CC subscription.
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by raincole 8mo ago
Mourning the lost art of native app is HN's ritual routine. In the meanwhile VSCode has become the most used editor by developers and it's not even close. I think a lot of hatred toward web apps actually comes from the hatred towa
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by raincole 8mo ago
MonoGame is more like a library than a game engine (a very loaded term nowadays). It's too different from Godot to make a comparison.
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by raincole 8mo ago
> Do you tell your coworker "Hey, your code is slow" and expect great results? You ask it to benchmark the code and then you ask it how it might be optimized. ...Really? I think 'hey we have a lot of customers reporting th
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by raincole 8mo ago
Quite sure they're not criticizing your grammar, but your substance.
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by raincole 8mo ago
I'm 90% sure this is satire to show that you shouldn't mess up your writing just to avoid AI accusations.
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by raincole 8mo ago
Things look crazy around 2022 in hindsight.
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by raincole 8mo ago
I highly recommend read the post in question first before commenting.
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by raincole 8mo ago
> Seem that github:cline/cline#b181e0 actually pointed to a forked respository with the malicious postinstall script. This seems to be a much bigger problem here than the fact it's triggered by an AI triage bot. I have to admit

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