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3y ago
And make 25% of the volunteer mods soft-quite/rage-quit. The people who most need tools & help to make Reddit a good place are just getting totally completely hosed by Reddit's API changes. All around the internet, we're
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I have quite a lot of sympathy for Google, but I'd wager 90%+ of people heading down the Canvas path have really shoddy cases for why they're doing it. I'd also love to see more hybridization. With something like Figma, I bot
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They also avoided the metaverse & augmented reality traps. Vision is solidly positioned as a spatial OS. Unconnected. Not virtual. Just space. I think eventually it comes back around & metaverse/AR have huge potential. But bein
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In high school cs we used to joke about random sort. Perform some random operation or operations & check if you are sorted. I feel like this is both awesome but also the most advanced hyperpowered random sort one could possibly ever bui
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It's so excellent how many moats are just getting obliterated. I absolutely have been a real snarky hater against AI, as a horrible fuedal unobservable black box that has way too much power in the world. But open source has been doing
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3y ago
> Would be great to have shows from all parts of the political spectrum on this platform! Good luck with that I guess maybe?
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3y ago
I think both of you recognize a noble & true goal of optimizing & empowering people. I somewhat think there's a huge error here though, a massive mistake in computing that we have such a huge divide between user and developer.
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He took one of the fastest & most successful & invested in existing JS engines & bolted on a pretty decent standard library. Great winning move, where a ton of the hard part of language optimization & growth is other people&
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3y ago
Simple elegant & minimal is subjective IMO. What absolutely shatters us is that we almost never have enduring & exposed bases. Software is endless layers of abstraction reaching upwards. Very few layers expose themselves at all. So
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3y ago
Google Docs document canvas is a tool. Most of the chrome & interface is html & works great. The switchover to canvas broke a ton of extensions. Chrome eventually went out & built a custom api to help users deal with some of the
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3y ago
I'd love to see new systems emerge for managing resources. DI really about pools of resources & frameworks for managing & using the resources. Dependency Injection is just one example but we'll known use for this managed o
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3y ago
So some stuff got released without an annotation system that declares when it's available, and this let's folks use that on old versions? How big of a problem is this?
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Under UK law & in the world spanning Accelerando (2015).
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Oh heck yes. I built on postgres & openldap, doesn't get any more straight up than that. Rust & typescript. Such an important starting point for building: having tools for having users! Looks great. Git/github: https:
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3y ago
Seems mainly focused on being a LLM that can hit APIs. Pax Intertwingularity resumeth.
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3y ago
GitHub git: https://github.com/Eventual-Inc/Daft
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3y ago
Really valuable to have some greater framing for a bunch of these related ideas. Thanks!
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> Today, you'll learn how to design for a spatial operating system. Here, the world around you is an infinite canvas for amazing new apps and games. Nathan: With depth, scale, natural inputs, and Spatial Audio, you can create exper
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3y ago
Tl:dw?
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We do really really need to figure out how to better syndicate & share everyday efforts at tech, those doing maybe humble things but toiling for better. Glad to see articles like this. Very real tension; I believe so much in progress bu
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I try to do a lot of things from parks & I coffee shops. To some people, but the inclination to use Third Spaces for lots of things is big. I am quite well setup for at home, suffer for nothing, and I find it incredibly fun and engaging
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What evidence do you have that getting self started is so impossible?
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Great story. Ending has one last notable comment, wow: > "We are only beginning to understand the complexity of plant-insect interactions," said Deans. "There is still so much more to learn." > When asked if he
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I don't know but I could see the possibility that maybe AMD really can use more throughput for mobile chips. To spitball some figures, the rx7600 is 13b transistors, 165watts, and runs off 128-bit 288GBps GDDR6 memory. Or take 2017
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3y ago
Interesting title. 404 link. Here's some related current results on testing pg 15.3 with a bunch of different config settings. https://twitter.com/MarkCallaghanDB/status/16643831229124608...
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Apple already outclasses everyone in throughput & throughput/watt especially. In case it wasn't already crystal clear, I was talking about everyone else finding ways to get their throughput up to more competitive levels, such
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AMD's Strix Halo is an APU targeted next year that supposedly has 256-bit wide LPDDR5X memory, on laptops I think, which should be nice. I do hope folks other than Apple can get fast! The new CAMM dual channel module will hopefully hel
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'Wait until 8th.. grade, before giving phones to kids.' I do wish there were more controls. Phones that only have like 4 used a day, rather than just being screen time counters, maybe?
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No brightness info. Color me skeptical about all these people happily watching movies in the park
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Agreed that there is an absolutely colossal leap required. Computers can detect the shape & state of a room, but actually giving users interesting & meaningful experiences that befit the environment is a colossal challenge. Starting
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