steve1977

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by steve1977 5d ago
But how can they serve product suggestions this way?
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by steve1977 5d ago
This is unfortunately not the reality I'm seeing at my workplace. If this is still different for you, be happy and enjoy it while it lasts.
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by steve1977 5d ago
I can criticize the cover of a book though, without having read the book.
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by steve1977 5d ago
Yeah for a while they used that in marketing copy actually, but it's been a while I think.
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by steve1977 5d ago
And why would you need that to run LLMs? Apart from that, for the UNIX part, the source is available for quite a few components: https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions notably also the kernel https://github.c
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by steve1977 5d ago
What exactly is missing from macOS that makes you feel the need for Linux? I get it on Windows systems, at least when someone wants to use Linux-type tooling. But macOS already supports pretty much all of that natively?
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by steve1977 5d ago
It lives on in the world of LLMs in a way.
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by steve1977 5d ago
Since we cannot address criticism on the docs or code to the author, we have to address our criticism to the middleman and what he did.
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by steve1977 5d ago
I primarily mean because of UNIX. And possibly also Amiga.
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by steve1977 5d ago
This project might run into some trademark issues.
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by steve1977 9d ago
Security firm putting their source code on Github
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by steve1977 10d ago
I sometimes get very different answers if I ask the chat product the same question multiple times.
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by steve1977 10d ago
Isn't that exactly his point?
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by steve1977 11d ago
> I don’t like the idea that anything I say in a public setting or in a conversation with others could end up in a transcript summary on someone’s personal device. If it's only that though, how is it different from someone just writ
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by steve1977 11d ago
Always welcome. Just ask if you want to hear more.
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by steve1977 11d ago
I don't know how long visionOS will survive, it seems Apple has scaled down further development of Vision Pro quite substantially. And for something like Meta-style smart glasses, visionOS is probably not a good fit.
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by steve1977 11d ago
It's both curse and blessing. Of course it gives you ultimate freedom, but like with programming languages, I personally prefer the guardrails that a type system provides.
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by steve1977 11d ago
You can also access COM from PowerShell, which basically opens up a lot of the Windows world to it. And both .NET and COM and the object-oriented history of Windows is probably also why PowerShell will never really feel "at home"
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by steve1977 11d ago
You can use it on macOS, iPadOS, watchOS and tvOS as well. Oh, and visionOS, at least for now.
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by steve1977 12d ago
I guess not for this use case. There are many industrial use cases for which there are no macOS versions. In fact, Siemens NX was once available on macOS AFAIK, but isn't anymore.
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by steve1977 12d ago
It could be VDIs, i.e. VMs running on another system, potentially x86 with GPU
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by steve1977 17d ago
Pretty much everything or at least a lot of what you use as an OpenAI (or Anthropic or whatever) customer was once someone elses product that just got appropriated by OpenAI. Why should your business be any different?
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by steve1977 19d ago
Just as an aside, that Amir Majidimehr taking part of the conversation is Amir of audiosciencereview.com fame :)
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by steve1977 21d ago
Did you also compare F#?
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by steve1977 22d ago
"distilling"... ;)
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by steve1977 24d ago
What jobs would be something to fight for and why?
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by steve1977 24d ago
Codex, clone Claude Code, make no mistakes they also didn't make.
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by steve1977 25d ago
The text gives the impression that PureDarwin has been Clauded
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by steve1977 25d ago
First, this will at best be source compatible. And if it ever reaches a usable state, I assume it will far behind Apple's current systems.
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by steve1977 25d ago
Looking (briefly) at the source code, it looks like they are at least partially using source code from Cocotron https://cocotron.org/

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