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teekert
8mo ago
All these discussions show one thing. It’s proper art. It’s a mirror. It makes us reflect.
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teekert
8mo ago
Makes sense, these laws are great for the establishment. Difficult to adhere to for newcomers or smaller parties. Compliance to this madness eats away a much larger proportion of thin profits.
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teekert
8mo ago
Daemon (2006) and sequel Freedom (TM) (2010) by Daniel Suarez are also on that theme.
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teekert
8mo ago
Last time I asked Claude itself also didn’t know.
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teekert
8mo ago
I learned to program at 33 or so (in bioinformatics), my first real lesson a couple of days in: "Never ever use csv". I've never used pd.read_csv() without sep="\t". Idk where csv came from, and who thought it was a
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teekert
8mo ago
I think it can go both ways. I have made things that made me feel bad for not truly understanding what I made and I disliked the process. But I’ve also been really wanting to make my laptop’s NixOS config into a flake and make it nicely mod
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teekert
8mo ago
Yes, for minecrafting together ;) I see where you are going but they are older laptops bought for cheap. But they do an incredible amount of work. And can be (and are) more easily shared because of the different accounts. I.e., my work lapt
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8mo ago
Same here. Ours is just a streaming device. Because nobody can really own it. I won't put my password manager on it when the kids can use it, and without that it's near useless. It has my Signal profile so I can transfer stuff (an
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8mo ago
Before this article I'd have thought that Microslop was used to designate small snippets of AI slop, like "Let that sync in" or "And to be honest" and "It's not X, it's Y" and "Deepdive"
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teekert
8mo ago
I think "care" is too strong a word. They have limited resources and choose to focus on repairability and sustainability. That is different from not caring.
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8mo ago
Sounds like setting up Windows. The amount of explaining of “why you don't want or need that” was insane. I got Ubuntu down to 10 min or so. Including my fav apps. (I won’t make the comparison to setting up NicOS with a ready to go co
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8mo ago
We spend most our time indoors with often 800 ppm… if you’re lucky. I’m a bit annoyed that they don’t specify “the limit of the accepted healthy range” in the summary and didn’t find it with a quick glance over the PDF. But surely there are
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8mo ago
I just finished writing down an "incident" in our quality manual. I used Claude Code on my /etc/nixos dir and there were some plain text smb credentials in that dir. I felt pretty bad about it. Then I try Zed and this ha
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Ask HN: How comfortable are we with agents everywhere?
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
Is it? Can we be a just society if we allow any company to close their eyes to bad things in their supply chain? Should we not just call this "failure of due diligence"? Otherwise none of our environmental and worker protection la
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8mo ago
I think this is a thing not often discussed here, but I too have this experience. An LLM can be fantastic if you write a 25-pager then later need to incorporate a lot of comments with sometimes conflicting arguments/viewpoints. LLMs ca
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8mo ago
I feel a certain uncomfortableness when I don't know these things. It's annoying, and yet it brings me many things as well. When I drive off in my car, I half visualize the clutch plates coming into contact with each other etc etc
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8mo ago
Those are good points indeed, I didn't look at it that way before. Thanx. Edit: You made me think, there are downsides indeed. But we still need to not be spied upon by the US, and we still don't need International Criminal Court
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8mo ago
It's an incredibility hot topic here (in the EU) right now. It also provides a lot of (business) opportunities here. I get that this (HN) is not an EU platform, but a lot of us are on here. Collectively we feel like we are going throug
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8mo ago
True. But I have to say that I got quite used to collaborative editing, not something I'd like to give up. People can get used to buttons moving to other places (imo), but collecting and integrating edits from multiple people via email
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8mo ago
As someone in the Netherlands, and also with a company in this space, could you point me to some relevant resources (like ongoing projects)? I'd love to help our country get more sovereign (in small steps). Btw, NRC has a nice podcast
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8mo ago
I do like this news, but I wonder why they choose LibreOffice. It's the most widely known MS alternative, but things like OnlyOffice [0] and Nextcloud Office [1] (which is based on Collabora Online [2], which in turn is based on LibreO
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OpenClaw deletes Summer Yue's emails
(twitter.com)
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But those simple and well understood commands can be part of a huge workflow the LLM embarks on.
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The word Redeem is indeed not in the article, it is meindnoch who is joking (I guess). Sorry I'm not so much into these things, took me a while.
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8mo ago
Are Trump and Elon still friends? I'm not on top of these things, but I read about their disagreements. One is of course about the "liquid gold" vs electrification.
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8mo ago
I looked up the meaning of Redeem in my own language but still can’t understand what this means for the functioning of the LLM. What is meant by this instruction?
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8mo ago
But you should compare it to a present day Intel system, and you should then also ask Apple to make the same optimizations... I know, it's a difficult comparison. But OP stating "I just want ARM" will disappoint for any non A
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8mo ago
"After spending time on Apple’s M1/M2 Macs (coming from a large x86_64 desktop), going back to x86_64 feels like a regression, both in performance and battery life. Unfortunately, there’s currently no FreeBSD-supported (or even Li
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Nebula Commander: A self-hosted control plane for Nebula overlay networks
(github.com)
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8mo ago
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