scudsworth

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61.
by scudsworth 2y ago
is it weird to compare a 96 and 24 core threadripper? i didn't see anything about spawning more threads to make up for the additional cores or anything like that..
62.
by scudsworth 2y ago
yawn
63.
by scudsworth 2y ago
here's what i'm seeing: you ripped off an old popular twitter 3rd party site (2010's favstar), repurposed it as view-only (lol), slapped a bunch of garbage ai-generated content on it, are trying to charge a ridiculous amount
64.
by scudsworth 2y ago
>What if I could watch a custom edit of Starship Troopers on demand, and this edit surprised me with something new? I don't know exactly how this would look, but maybe it's interesting? this is not interesting whatsoever actual
65.
by scudsworth 2y ago
i learned to program on computers, spent my effort installing games on the ti-84s instead of cheating on high school math (lmao), and i did not need to get scared of the sat proctor because he might clear the memory on my calculator
66.
by scudsworth 2y ago
T H A N K S
67.
by scudsworth 2y ago
no click zone
68.
by scudsworth 2y ago
just a few more years of work on the moderation features. then the site will get really good, probably
69.
by scudsworth 2y ago
garbage in, eh?
70.
by scudsworth 2y ago
lots of power for the price point! pretty cool. nice to see like . . . a creative design targeted at enabling creativity, as opposed to yet another chat bot.
71.
by scudsworth 2y ago
unsurprised that none of the true believers want to engage with this reality lol. eating the world alive for an insanely inefficient and shitty product
72.
by scudsworth 2y ago
https://archive.ph/hAKcO
73.
by scudsworth 3y ago
archive link: https://archive.ph/ewpvS between this and the robotaxi thing, woof.
74.
by scudsworth 3y ago
another beautiful confirmation that there's no reason at all for bluesky to exist that actually might matter to users
75.
by scudsworth 3y ago
just another few years of solving moderation before you can finally add support for basic media types
76.
by scudsworth 3y ago
tl;dr the article debunks itself
77.
by scudsworth 3y ago
https://github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/discussions/1157#d...
78.
by scudsworth 3y ago
is that good
79.
by scudsworth 3y ago
no click zone lol
80.
by scudsworth 3y ago
wow. it can even caption a photograph of my dog for me.
81.
by scudsworth 3y ago
generating semi-convincing crap to game pay-for-click economics at incredible scale was always the usecase
82.
by scudsworth 3y ago
lolled and closed tab when i quickly realized this was just about time to submitting random job applications and had zero about the problems inherent in the actual technical interview process. thanks for timing how fast you could speed run
83.
by scudsworth 3y ago
so. how is yews pronounced
84.
by scudsworth 3y ago
that's, uh, not the conclusion of the chinese room argument
85.
by scudsworth 3y ago
nope, they look as terrible as everything else in the generative space, and consumers will reject them outright
86.
by scudsworth 3y ago
the developer is impressively oblivious about the obvious and only use case of the product. a very funny read
87.
by scudsworth 3y ago
a huge pile of money on fire forever
88.
by scudsworth 3y ago
visual studio new snippet experience was auto-rolled out. first a performance issue, now merely "mostly useless"
89.
by scudsworth 3y ago
i do wonder how many people are willing to pay almost $100 annually for blogging. defector seems to be successful-ish with that model? if you can make it work, the editorial independence is probably amazing. i don't really care for kot
90.
by scudsworth 3y ago
to the people doing this: your codes will most likely be instantly stolen by bots and not real people

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