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by tredre3 5mo ago
In JS/TS: "0" == false : true "" == false : true " " == false : true "1" == false : false !"0" : false !"" : true !" " : false !&
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> There's something really satisfying about a go binary with minimal dependencies running in a busybox docker container. Go binaries are immensely satisfying, but I don't follow your logic here. The vast vast majority of depend
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by tredre3 5mo ago
yt-dlp, clearly. Bun has no volunteers (as of the rust rewrite at least, it's all highly paid SWEs and GPUs.)
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> I don’t see that. You seem to be an American so I'm very confused. You'd have to be willingfully blind at this point to not see the anti-chinese propaganda that has been going on in America for (at least) the past decade.
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by tredre3 5mo ago
You're not being downvoted by "sensitive bot owners." You're being downvoted because you're lying. There isn't a single comment claiming malware or spyware from anna's archive. All the "negative"
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by tredre3 5mo ago
I'm not legally allowed to distribute code I wrote for a former employer, either. How is that different? Are you saying that we both should be allowed to redistribute/resell things we wrote at the behest (and wallet) of someone el
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by tredre3 5mo ago
Steam is still accessible in Russia btw. Sometimes it's spotty, but it's because of Russia's own restrictions, Valve itself is happy to keep doing business there.
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> - No option not to persist history/permanent incognito mode That's something I've always wanted. Only Firefox seems to offer it. Firefox can also open external links in incognito (eg if you tap a link in another app, it
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by tredre3 5mo ago
You also can't import bookmarks on Android. The officially recommended way is to sign up for a sync account and verify it (they don't accept throwaway emails), install on desktop, import on desktop, then sync to mobile.
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> It's open in all of the ways that matter I disagree greatly here. I'd argue that the engine is the part that matters the least to users, it's the added UI/UX they want to be able to analyze and modify. Blink won&#x2
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by tredre3 5mo ago
They have affiliate bookmarks and as well as links that are injected when you type things in the address bar. They don't append their affiliate code when you type the full url (like brave did that one time) at least but I feel like add
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by tredre3 5mo ago
Anthropic is renting the whole capacity (of one of the colossus), it was a big part of the announcement. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/anthropic-to-rent-all-ai-capa... I don't know about Cursor.
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by tredre3 5mo ago
Stalin had all the resources imaginables at his disposal. Now Nancy, a tech-phobic waitress who has a grudge against her coworker can make up an entire scenario with one prompt and her colleagues might blindly believe her. Let's not pr
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by tredre3 5mo ago
You sound like you're the one in a cult, jumping on the bash wagon without reading what's going on. This is an entire nothing burger. Levels are within limits and they have a permit, it was just not communicated between department
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by tredre3 5mo ago
Isn't China great? First we make them produce all our stuff, then we bash them for polluting slightly more than us westerners, who produces nothing. We win political points for globalism, we win political points for lower cost goods, t
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> And there are many reasons. It could just be that Linux having more users/eyes means more bugs are surfaced You really brushed that one off, uh? The ratio of linux devices to openbsd is quite literally a million to one. The ratio
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by tredre3 5mo ago
The company is named App Software Ltd, so presumably that.
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by tredre3 5mo ago
That has been my experience has well. Qwen 3.5/3.6 are far better at vision. Even the 9B model beats Gemma 4 31B in my use case. They describe the scene more accurately and they focus on the important elements like a human would. Gemma
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by tredre3 5mo ago
It's because it is insane/misleading. It's a two stage process, scroll to the key features: > A dedicated 17B long-video refiner sharpens texture, motion, and late-window quality on top of the long-rollout backbone.
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> [...] the fact that this isn't the case really says it all about how it's not the "user agent" anymore. [...] yes it breaks a lot of sites, but then you should ask yourself if the content was really worth reading in
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> Women lmao Are you under the impression that it's a woman's thing to anthropomorphize and/or desire an emotional relationship with a chatbot? Anecdotally I only know of men who have AI companions. Including very smart&#x
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by tredre3 5mo ago
You're free to fight the terminology if you want (I did at first too), but the zeitgeist has chosen a meaning that disagrees with you, so people will see you as being deliberately obtuse and unpleasant when you fight back. Learning whe
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> And if you already see 60% error rates in standard, pre-AI note taking, how does that not translate into many deaths and injury? Presumably most doctor's visits are a one-problem-one-solution-one-doctor type of thing. Done deal, n
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by tredre3 5mo ago
Although your benchmark is interesting, I don't think it's very relevant here. In my experience, you'll saturate the CPU through packet decoding, routing, and firewalling long before memory becomes a bottleneck. That's w
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by tredre3 5mo ago
They did fork it initially to experiment, then decided this experiment would go forward and thus naturally belong in the main repo. Git has this branch concept. It's being used correctly here, IMHO.
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> they didn't threaten and actively work to put millions of SE on the street Programmers in the 90s weren't less evil or had a stronger moral compass. They simply didn't have the opportunity to reduce the need for their fe
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by tredre3 5mo ago
Your opinion is that if, for a godforsaken reason, someone needs to rewrite URLs in their web server, they should avoid PCRE (something designed for string manipulation) because it's overkill, and they should use Lua (a full programmin
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by tredre3 5mo ago
That behavior is inherited from C. The pre/post increment behavior is actually the same in every language that uses them. The priority of operation is also usually the same as well. The reason the question is tricky is because those op
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by tredre3 5mo ago
Most people don't pay for Obsidian, do you imagine they're raking in hundreds of millions? It's hard to know how many users they have, and they're overrepresented on this forum so it's easy to be carried away with o
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by tredre3 5mo ago
> Evidently, AC waveform generation is extremely power-hungry I've tested a dozen models from APC. The inverter used in those devices uses roughly 15-20W with no load. Then for any load they have about 85% efficiency. Then you have

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