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by stanac 1y ago
The problem in this case is that LLMs are bad with golang, I don't write go, I am guessing from my experience with kotlin. I mainly use kotlin (rest apis) and LLMs are often bad at writing it. They e.g. confuse mockk and mockito functi
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by stanac 1y ago
Is that why we no longer have telephone boots? They want to prevent Neo from jumping in and out of Matrix?
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by stanac 1y ago
There was a video on YT (gamers nexus I think) and an excel sheet comparing jumps in performance gains between each new nvidia generation. They are becoming smaller and smaller, probably now driven by AI boom where most of the silicon is us
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by stanac 1y ago
More or less every high-end hardware becomes obsolete, or in other words becomes second class. First difference is that at least networking hardware could be used for years, compute/storage servers became obsolete faster than networkin
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by stanac 1y ago
How does that work? It loads kernel from drive to ram? Isn't windows fast boot something like that (only slower, depending on ssd)? It semi-hibernates, stores kernel part of memory on disk for faster startup.
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by stanac 1y ago
They will never drop ray tracing, some new games require ray tracing. The only case where I think it's not needed is some kind of specialized office prebuilt desktops or mini PCs.
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by stanac 1y ago
> God I wish something like Silverlight returned in a way that is mobile battery friendly. Not exactly the same, but there is Blazor, it is using html instead of xaml. Also there are third party solutions (I have no experience with) like
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by stanac 1y ago
An old article, in some regions still relevant, on why not to use system ui font family. https://infinnie.github.io/blog/2017/systemui.html
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by stanac 1y ago
Apparently it was profitable (not subsidized), not sure if true. https://www.gamesradar.com/platforms/xbox-series-x/xbox-pres...
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by stanac 1y ago
If nothing else .com is working. There is archive link on another comment.
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by stanac 1y ago
Does that mean AI needs to be able to decide "what to do today"? Like wake up in the morning and decide I am going to research a problem in field X and then email all important scientist or institutions with my findings? I am not
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by stanac 1y ago
Maybe GP is from a smaller town where it's less likely to get robbed.
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by stanac 1y ago
10,000 times a day is on average 8 times a second. No way someone has 8 fixes per second, this is more like someone wanted to download a new copy every day, or every hour but they messed up milliseconds config or something. Or it's sim
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by stanac 1y ago
Quick google search, Jeff has a blog post about abortion, I haven't read it, but it starts with a warning: > This post is more than 10 years old, I do not delete posts... https://www.jeffgeerling.com/articles/re
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by stanac 1y ago
You are right, 5 comments by 2 new users. But looking at "Why We Spiral", which has a similar number of comments, it has a single dead comment by an older account. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45240146
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by stanac 1y ago
(Unrelated to main topic) Why is number of dead comments so high here? Do bots search for keywords that may increase views like "starlink" or something?
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by stanac 1y ago
Thank you, this comment should be higher (maybe even sticky), we managed to kill the original server (504).
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by stanac 1y ago
Coming spring 2026. I feel lucky, I don't have wait a full year for new emojis like Australians.
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by stanac 1y ago
My password manager is a separate app, I always have to manually copy/paste the credentials. That's because I believed that approach to be more secure, now I see it's replacing one attack vector for another.
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by stanac 1y ago
You are probably right. Still browser vendors or even extension devs can create a system where username hash and password hash are stored and checked on submit to warn for phishing. Not sure if I would trust such extension, except in case i
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by stanac 1y ago
You can block them on dns level. That's what I did when I wanted to stop wasting time playing 2048. (Not sure how to configure DNS on phone, I was using PC to play at the time)
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by stanac 1y ago
I can recommend pocket tube extension. You can create subscription groups and assign different channels to different groups. It doesn't require user to be signed in to work.
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by stanac 1y ago
One annoying thing about linux are drivers. They often don't work out of the box. E.g. fingerprint reader, screen brightness, audio too low. I tried multiple distros on multiple laptops, there is almost always some fiddling needed. On
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by stanac 1y ago
I am not sure it would resolve the issue. About 10 or so years ago I was contacted on LinedIn with offer to "rent my name and face" for a team of Chinese remote workers (probably not those exact words). I rejected the offer withou
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by stanac 1y ago
> I think server-side Blazor (with pure JavaScript or TypeScript for logic that needs to happen in the browser,) Do you mean server side rendering or interactive server mode?
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by stanac 1y ago
I do the same. Today I found out that humble bundle also has DRM-free games. There was a post about baba is you today. That game is not available on GOG but it is available on humble bundle.
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by stanac 1y ago
Or licensed by a third party and they does not want their code to become public knowledge.
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by stanac 1y ago
This comment smells like LLM output, you have said a lot, but I didn't understand anything.
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by stanac 1y ago
I don't think he is employed by Sony, but work as a consultant for them. So both Sony PS 4/5 and AMD GPUs have his tech inside.
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by stanac 1y ago
Still working on sudoku variants app (posted show hn 5 months ago), reworking solving algorithms for better hints and difficulty categorization. https://sudokuvariants.com/

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