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571.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Tech is full of bandwagons and its certainly one way to get paid well. Hopefully they make a chunk.
572.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Nice :) If this was to cone to Linux what would you recommend, OpenGL, Vulkan or something else ?
573.
by stuaxo 1y ago
In the article they point out she said it once and it wasn't part of a pattern.
574.
by stuaxo 1y ago
I use zed when I need to quickly edit something, it pops up so fast- everything else feels sluggish.
575.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Oh, now I can't unsee it :D I wonder if it's something in the font that's deliberate, or if there is a bug somewhere.
576.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Trying it now, and it certainly is interesting, just seeing it in unexpected places like the URL bar in firefox, will keep it for now. There doesn't seem to be a monospaced variant unfortunately, which could make for an interesting ter
577.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Indeed, and some of those bits of hardware were phones.
578.
by stuaxo 1y ago
I can't trust Llama3, because I have no idea what they did to the model to make it "less woke".
579.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Yep, but we didn't realise what we were throwing out. Having a tangible thing somehow makes it mean more, think about picking out a record or CD to play and leaving it to play as opposed to scrolling through infinite music to choose wh
580.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Its insane really, anyone who has worked with LLMs for a bit and has an idea of how they work shouldn't think its going to lead to "AGI". Hopefully some big players, like FB bankrupt themselves.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Nice to have something really fast, maybe we can have something as good as TurboPascal and other early Borland tools again.
582.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Its attached to the national grid, so surely it can also charge of the grid as needed too.
583.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Solar and batteries will keep getting cheaper, its going to get harder to maintain fossil fuel use under those market conditions.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Samsung always had the worst software, going back to their J2Me phones, this is not surprising.
585.
by stuaxo 1y ago
In the UK they are all booted out straight away, why can't it be like that in the US?
586.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Private equity is in need of some severe regulation, how many of the ills of society go back to this sort of thing ?
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Even in the fun stuff there's dog work to do and the LLMs can definitely help there.
588.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Their competitor is cloud native, so where else would it be stored? This is still a local app, so it doesn't feel like a natural default.
589.
by stuaxo 1y ago
It's a shame they are so bad at upstreaming stuff, and run on older kernels (which in turn makes upstreaming harder).
590.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Having something declarative is good here, and XSL fills that.
591.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Nice. The newer XSLT bits interest me. Its tempting to do something like this but lean on something that provides it like SaxonJS. I'm pretty curious to see how far I could get making an SVG editor based on that.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
I don't buy that LLMs will get us AGI, they may be part of a system but not the whole.
593.
by stuaxo 1y ago
If a human submits a patch to a project they should understand it, whether they wrote it all in a text editor or used tools for part of it.
594.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Now, if Russian firms were building it, it would probably continue.
595.
by stuaxo 1y ago
Isn't political correctness just politeness ? Many of the arguments against just seem to come down to "I want to be a jerk".
596.
by stuaxo 1y ago
First past the post, and not proportionally representative - so could be improved a lot.
597.
by stuaxo 1y ago
"What happened next..."
598.
by stuaxo 1y ago
This is tempting to stick on my 2012 Mac Mini. The newer version of MacOS on it, has become basically useless. Windows 10 on it, has been handy for when I want to watch Apple TV, or use Channel 4 (who still don't generically support th
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by stuaxo 1y ago
This is nice, I wish there was way to bring the old Rosetta over, though I guess it probably needs something like all/some parts of the OS to be compiled as fat binaries to work,
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by stuaxo 1y ago
I haven't found one AI written thing that doesn't make me glaze over. Not only that, it makes me feel like the author has contempt for the reader if they can't be bothered to put the work in.

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