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by rvz 2mo ago
Good, something that is needed for running LLMs and other non-LLM based deep learning work that doesn't suck or has poor drivers / firmware for. I can rest assured that when I use this on any machine running Mac, Windows or Linux,
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by rvz 2mo ago
> Although code quality may sometimes suffer That doesn't sound like a good thing in the long term. > no one can deny the productivity gains AI brings to software development. What are those "productivity gains"? Rapidl
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by rvz 2mo ago
>> They haven’t even cracked 1 agent doing anything useful and now we’re onto multi So coding agents are not useful? They seemingly are very useful to many, but when you know what you are doing. But on the other-hand, I have seen a ne
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by rvz 2mo ago
> What is your best argument against this possibility? People were laughing at the idea of AI doing math at all a few years ago, I feel that all those still secure in human superiority in any other domain won't be feeling the same w
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by rvz 2mo ago
It is not free to maintain and it costs millions to run. Someone else was paying for it so it can continue to be "free" for 30 years.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Meta won't change for anyone (except for Wall Street). Any employee at Meta in 2026 should know this. But I don't know what to say other than they will go as far as to using surveillance software against their own employees (which
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by rvz 2mo ago
> The service would need to be free; and an easy uploading process. (similar to how the archive's works.) Nothing is ever free forever.
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by rvz 2mo ago
> "Aug 31st 2026: All remaining Manifest V2 extensions removed from the Chrome Web Store" There goes all the ad blockers. YouTube Premium is not that bad you know.
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by rvz 2mo ago
I don't see a point to this. Even the post itself it looks half-complete and somewhat broken and of low quality. In fact it appears that this post was subject to an upvote ring to quickly reach the front page with little of value in it
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by rvz 2mo ago
Reality: It really didn't win anything.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Another case of AI psychosis
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by rvz 2mo ago
No.
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by rvz 2mo ago
This goes to show that everyone is an expert in a bull market, where everything you buy can go up. (until it doesn't)
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by rvz 2mo ago
Not a good look for pre-AI companies.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Now you are realizing that some "rules" don't apply to others.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Been waiting since Cerebras-GPT. [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35490837
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by rvz 2mo ago
If you are at Workday right now, it is time to abandon ship just like the ex-Workday CTO did. [0] He likely saw the end of the line at Workday and then left, less than a year ago after joining. So that ship is about to sink once it crosses
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by rvz 2mo ago
After the Anthropic and OpenAI IPOs, the employees are all going to leave en mass and join SSI and then declare "ASI". They are NOT going to release the model or the research on this one.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Agreed. We should do the same to all politicians that accept or take such bribes or donations even if they are in office [0]. Wouldn't you agree? [0] https://www.thenational.scot/news/26446742.wes-streeting-den...
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by rvz 2mo ago
Thanks to RAM prices, Hetzner not looking cheap anymore for many self-hosters. This could affect others in the business of self-hosting, including self-hosted Mastodon instances that use Hetzner.
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by rvz 2mo ago
> They're paying for the data source... and I don't think you have Bloomberg's connections. We keep seeing hundreds of Bloomberg competitors mimicking the interface and they always forget that the chat (with the connection
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Tiny Chestnut – USB-3 eGPU dock from tinycrop(blog.comma.ai)
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by rvz 2mo ago
It means the dollar is dying.
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by rvz 2mo ago
> They replaced a pretty decent native Swift Mac app (with only some chronic state management bugs), weighing ~100MB ish, with the Codex app that most people don't need, made in Electron. Not even a $1T dollar company wants to maint
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by rvz 2mo ago
The mass de-skilling will continue, until Claude becomes unavailable.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Yes. Decline. Even outside of the reliability issues thanks to the AI coding agents, that money is not going to GitHub. It is going to the model creators. GitHub failed to capture any of that and is even shutting down GitHub Spark. [0] (Lov
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is a platform in chronic decline. After a week ago [0] a week before that [1] and again a few days before that [2] with it is no wonder that each time GitHub falls over, confidence in the platform is rapidly going away. Sounds like it
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by rvz 2mo ago
Who ever has alphabet.com will be able to sell it for 7 figures anyway, which is the point.
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by rvz 2mo ago
At the end of the day, .com will still remain the most valuable and all startups will grow up into buying a .com
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by rvz 2mo ago
You need to understand that they have no choice. Attackers are going to use AI models to find bugs or 0 days quicker than those without it and of course they will not report them. So it only makes sense to allow it and accept (valid) AI rep

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