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by random3 11mo ago
I guess this goes for water pickers use too
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by random3 11mo ago
Can you elaborate what's ironic (what is "this" - higher CT)? A note on the motivations - CT was not originally intended as a foundations. This is clear from both the name (General Theory of Natural Equivalences) and construc
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by random3 1y ago
https://www.energy-storage.news/world-first-grid-scale-sodiu... Also in US https://www.peakenergy.com/news
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by random3 1y ago
There's this post about sodium-ion batteries from two days ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45677243 My understanding is that they are particularly good for large scale storage. It looks like it's relev
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by random3 1y ago
It’s actually “AI swarmed” since no human reasoning, only execution, was exerted - basically have an AI directing resources.
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by random3 1y ago
+1 - think it’s a variant of Gervais principle with effects at a different scale. I guess you are always at the interplay of organizational culture and specific individuals with peak performance reached when both are peaking.
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by random3 1y ago
Diagonally reading it seems like a rant with some lack of inspiration on the title. Had the author seen other frameworks (maybe not just web, public, etc) they’d realize none of those are React specific. No framework is perfect, but the div
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by random3 1y ago
I guess the difference is these can "legally" ride on sidewalks
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by random3 1y ago
Whenever I see these takes, I'm thinking of Idiocracy - a world built on very simple rules, like yours.
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by random3 1y ago
because this civilization is not self-sutaining?
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by random3 1y ago
What’s the main motivation for the moon? Is it a better location than the international space station? What’s the reasoning there?
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by random3 1y ago
:)))
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by random3 1y ago
Good question, but I wish they had a screenshot thre so I could send this to my school buddies. Last time we played this everything was still a simple chaotic heaven :)
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by random3 1y ago
For stateless processes, probably, but there are non-trivial problems reconciling state - think of your IDE / vim along with maybe a debugging session of another process. You need a lot of things in place to enable this use case for pr
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by random3 1y ago
That’s cool. It would work for the mirror display functionality, but handover is more like CRIU in the sense that it becomes a process on the target host. Moreover headphones are also switching. So it seems a bit more involved than either.
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by random3 1y ago
I like the engineering part at the top but projecting AI perspectives blindsided through the lens of LLMs is effectively "looking backwards". So this is nice > productionizing their proof-of-concept code and turning it into som
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by random3 1y ago
This needs benchmarks. Sad if true. I feel my M1 max sluggish too lately. After bragging that this was the longest lived work machine I had and thinking I'm good to wait for M6. This is not good for business, but IMO you need more than
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by random3 1y ago
Do maybe have a better show recommendation for kids - many Animal Farm? How is convincing people that things within the limits of physics are possible wrong or even "the worse thing"? Or do you think anything that you see in front
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by random3 1y ago
Oh, did Linux get IO handover and I missed it? Have they been doing it for ages with their librephone announcement yesterday?
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by random3 1y ago
There was a time when Apple decided throwing random technical numbers shouldn't be the news (those were following the times of Megahertz counting). These times have been changing post Steve Jobs. This said, it is a chip announcement ra
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by random3 1y ago
I think dismissing possibility of evolving AI, is simply ignorance (and a huge blindspot) This said, I think the author's point is correct. It's more likely that unwanted effects (risks) from the intentional use of AI by humans is
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by random3 1y ago
The disconnect is that you're reading sideways. First line on their website: > M5 delivers over 4x the peak GPU compute performance for AI compared to M4 It's the GPU not the CPU (which you compare with your old Intel) and it&#
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by random3 1y ago
I'm not really following through your reasoning. How is breaking the usefulness helping the revenue stream? Assuming you're an engineer, have you thought about what handing over a "window" from one computer to another ac
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by random3 1y ago
OSX is at 16% of the market (Windows is 63%). Exactly how is this breaking anti-competitive laws?
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by random3 1y ago
You are (very) naive and seem to miss how most elections are won or work even. Perhpas you also think you're not getting influenced yourself. It's the same argument (or puzzle) about how (presumably stupid) ads work in general.
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by random3 1y ago
thank you!
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by random3 1y ago
Oh, so it’s hidden? I gave up several times without realizing. That is incredibly stupid
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by random3 1y ago
Only here to reply. For context, I worked on open source while at a “closed source” company and founded a “closed source” company. I want to address at least a part of the open/closed pet peeve. The problem, in general is not about “un
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by random3 1y ago
compared to CS nomenclature which is all crystal clear
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by random3 1y ago
The best things are those that get out of the way.

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