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by semiquaver 2mo ago
LinkedIn gave up after four years of trying: https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/12/14/linkedin-shelved-plan-to... Azure just has very poor performance and reliability characteristics. It’s a particularly bad
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Doesn’t the type name uuid.UUID violate go’s style guide for type naming? I seem to recall a fairly specific prohibition on stutter-types.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
The headache is ended until Siemens patents the extended-release version of the video algorithm, that is…
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Thanks, will try that.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
My framework was sitting in a drawer for two years and now will not turn on no matter how long I charge it. I assume there’s a dead coin cell in there somewhere or something that needs changed but it’s pretty disappointing.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Or the one where Tom Paris and Janeway turn into lizards and have babies.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Apple considers siri essential for CarPlay and I don’t really disagree. Don’t forget that a big part of the design of CarPlay tries to explicitly discourage tactile use while driving, with siri as the alternative input/output method.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Why would you take what they say at face value? I believe that this is basically a lie covering up deeper rot.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
You’re doing my boy McNulty dirty.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Answer honestly: what is the point of yourself or anyone for that matter?
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Clearly his ass was on the line based on the fact that he was fired and is now likely unemployable.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
What next token is “optimal” is fuzzy and subjective. All transformer based models have a “temperature” setting whose sole purpose is to randomly make choices other than the most likely next token. This is crucial to good output, but you
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
This (feature estimates assuming human scale performance) happens all the time to me. Models are trained on a view of the world where software takes a long time to write. Gonna be a while before the models fully absorb their own impact on r
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Tell that to all the CLAUDE.md lines across dozens of repos I have to write to get them to understand that git commit standards and PR description standards are different.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
You are vastly overestimating the average writer’s ability.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
I mean, look at what they’ve released in the last year. I think most companies would be proud to have that done in three. Say what you will about Anthropic but they ship.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
I’m not sure what the hack is. The watch is provisioned like a normal eSIM-equipped phone, since that’s what it is. How could SMS messages from different phone numbers sync? That’s the whole point: It is truly standalone. In my case there
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
I’ve been wondering this question as well. A thing I’ve noticed much more frequently with opus 5 is straight-up failures to attend to important details even in very recent context. Almost every day I will see it confidently assert very basi
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Don’t know what to tell you. I am using this as a completely standalone plan: https://www.usmobile.com/apple-watch-cellular-plan (see Standalone Plan section)
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Where did this guy come from? Suddenly I’m seeing new amazing hardware exploits from them every day! https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=github.com/xoreaxeaxe...
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
An Apple Watch doesn’t need a SIM-enabled iPhone for management. You can just use an old one if you have any laying around, or your current one after you’ve deactivated service on it. Just get a standalone watch plan, something like $80&#x2
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
> Alexii Assuming “Alexa” is first declension, plural is “Alexae”
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Scale does not matter. Here’s a quote from Chatrie : > Still more fundamentally, we have never understood Fourth Amendment protections as kicking in only once an intrusion “goes too far.” Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Mahon, 260 U. S. 39
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Being an identity provider for anything important is the freaking worst. Exposes you to a million problems. You need human support for login problems and lost MFA tokens, and you are an attack magnet.
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Thanks for posting this. As someone with ambitious kids that will be in HS soon, this thread and the general doom mood on this topic has been worsening my hypertension…
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
You are simply wrong. The order invokes statutory emergency authority to require markets to operate as before. It’s materially different from cancelling the TRO (which has not been granted)
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
What? It’s in the first paragraph. > August 11, 2026 > > WASHINGTON — The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today exercised its emergency authority in response to KalshiEX, LLC’s notification of a market emergency and or
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
Not everyone can nap. Besides, the need to nap is an indicator of poor sleep. Why not just normalize sleeping properly (nb: rhetorical question)?
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
> Orexins are made by a small number of neurons in the hypothalamus, a brain region tucked behind the eyes. I didn’t know that “neurons” themselves could make peptides, or anything really. Is this accurate terminology or a shorth
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by semiquaver 2mo ago
As an anecdote, I switched a year or two ago along with most everyone I followed on X. It’s nothing like the vibe on old Twitter. I hate to say it, but it’s just too ideologically siloed. I’m quite left of center, but everyone on bluesky se

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