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by throwa356262 8mo ago
M4 pro 16 cores is #13 among laptops: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/laptop.html#cpumark
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
Some of that can be attributed to faster IO. Something else to consider: chromebook on arm boots significantly faster than dito intel. Yes, nowadays Mediateks latest cpus wipe the floor with intel N-whatever, but it has been like this since
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
First of all, Apple CPUs are not the fastest. In fact top 20 fastest CPUs right now is probably an AMD and Intel only affair. Apples CPUs are most powerful efficient however, due to a bunch of design and manufacturing choices. But to answer
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
Reminds me of the TechCrunch episode of Silicon Valley TV show. Everyone was there to make the big buck but all collectively pretended they were doing their work for the good of humankind. This guy and Rob Pike should have a talk.
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
I really like this! Claude Code always resorts to running small python scripts to test ideas when it gets stuck. Something like this would mean I dont need to approve every single experiment it performs.
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
I need to give this a try, but nowadays I am reluctant to fire up Gemini CLI due to its insane appetite for tokens. It doesnt matter if your LLM in/out tokens are a bit cheaper than competitors when you use 3x of them on every prompt.
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
I just tested this using Calude and at least with 4.5 this does not seem to be possible. The context grows very quickly and the LLM gets lost and starts hallucinating. Maybe I am missing some key ingredient here? Of course, if you have larg
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
How recent is your information? Google significantly reduced the free quota and removed pro models from gemini cli some 2-3 moths ago. Also, Gemini models eat tokens like crazy. Something Codex and Code would do with 2K tokens takes Gemini
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by throwa356262 8mo ago
Unfortunately, most of it is already occupied with conspiracy theories.
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
The article is not very clear. Which versions where affected and how can people check if they have the infected version?
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
Actually, I like Microsoft Teams. I know this is controversial but I prefer teams to zoom and slack.
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
I think the steam thing was solved some years ago after being featured on LTT.
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
Serious question: what happened to Apple Siri voice leaks? The one where a contractor was in possession of people's private conversations? If I recall that leak contained some serious stuff including a rape and some people planning som
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
That actually says more about NSA security hygine and not getting high on your own supply.
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
Have to disagree. Gnome for example has been working hard to simplify things (maybe a bit too hard?). The gnome settings panel is significantly simpler than win11 and osx dito. If you want to dive deeper there is a separate tweak app (not a
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
Because their profits are all time high??
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
So many improvements, very impressing!
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
I think i have an idea that would better protect normal users while not getting in the way for power users and developers: 1. All applications must be signed with a valid store key. 2. Anyone can import a store key after rebooting into the
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
Care to elaborate the first part? Did you apply for a position? Did they send you the assignment without prior discussion?
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
"From there, things escalated rapidly. Musk floated the idea of buying Ryanair outright and replacing its leadership" This is going to be Twitter all over again.
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
This looks cool and I am also impressed with the tiny Qwen models. I wonder if there is a malicious use of this similar to how people did bitcoin mining in visitors browsers. Maybe someone will create a botnet of compute slaves to run 470B
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
It's 2026, why are people still using custom launchers? Serious question from a former Nova Prime user.
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
External mouse on the table moves when you bump into the table. And that wakes the computer. Gets me every time. I have even started turning the mouse upside down to avoid this :(
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
This is not new. Operating a windows machine has always included a bunch of magical commands. It's just that it has usually been in the registery. The cmd and powershell stuff is kind of a new direction. Regarding Linux, I dont think m
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
I suspect this service will be abused by all kind of people and will have to shut down.
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
Never heard of this before, and I think the mail Google sends you specifically says it is safe to ignore it if it didn't come from you. Has this recently changed?
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
I did not know that. Could you elaborate?
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by throwa356262 9mo ago
In one of the pictures the Claude Code author had 2.4m tokens on his last his prompt. I don't understand how that would fit the context window. But with prompts like that your workday would be very boring if you had to run one single a