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by vachina 7mo ago
> reposting a flagged and deleted comment to this comment (why?) The big difference before was that america commit war crimes, but it did so in a socially acceptable way and was able to keep a polite face in important company. It's
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by vachina 7mo ago
It is despised for the same reason web based UI is despised today. Firefox OS was also “too early” and failed.
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by vachina 7mo ago
There's also Eclipse.
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by vachina 7mo ago
Agent is where tokens are consumed, and where they can charge you more.
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by vachina 7mo ago
Precisely this. They prey on outsource-happy big orgs that have 1 million different SaaS all tied together by scotch tape (because their IT dept. is also outsourced)
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by vachina 7mo ago
This is what happens when humans give, in this case, bots full write access (via natural language) to their brains. Humans have not evolved to block this.
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by vachina 7mo ago
Own huge swathes of land (there is plenty) and grow your own food.
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by vachina 7mo ago
> Cloudflare dns has gone back and forth. Just tells me they are an unreliable resolver. Instead of being a neutral web infra, they actively participate in political agendas and censor things they "think" is wrong.
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by vachina 7mo ago
Proof?
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by vachina 7mo ago
I know it's petty. But don't act surprised when you find your garbage strewn all over your lawn next morning after you flipped off your neighbor the fourth time.
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by vachina 7mo ago
I signed up last year when the limits were a lot more generous.
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by vachina 7mo ago
A question. I’m due for a yearly Cursor subscription renewal, how does the credit limit look like? Currently I’ve not hit any of the limits despite using it quite rigorously, I wonder if this will change with a renewal?
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by vachina 7mo ago
Why are you even using the Gmail as your mail app?
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by vachina 7mo ago
Ironically society would benefit tremendously from “computer on wheels” because when you inevitably have a heart attack on the road your car won’t swerve onto oncoming traffic or crash into people.
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by vachina 7mo ago
PHEV feels good on paper, but in ICE mode they’re terrible. On a recent long road trip they do about 14km/L with a fully charged EV range of 50km. Quite inefficient to lug a petrol engine and a semi large battery all the time.
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by vachina 7mo ago
There is very little incentive to make good movies now, especially when zoomers' attention spans are maximum 2 minutes. I still enjoy a classic movie or two but I'm running out of movies to watch even then.
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by vachina 7mo ago
> permission prompt Watch as apps refuse to work when you deny them permission. Also the OS (and “privileged apps”) don’t ask for permission, they have full unfettered access to everything already.
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by vachina 7mo ago
I treat LLM agents like a raging bulldog. I give it a tiny pen to play in and put it on a leash. You don’t talk nicely to it.
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by vachina 7mo ago
It can scale by the virtue of spending a lot less time processing the request
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by vachina 8mo ago
> Discord running on a modern computer isn't any more responsive, if not less responsive than an ICQ client was running on a computer 25 years ago. I feel this. Humanity has peaked.
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by vachina 8mo ago
Selling point isn’t the free speech (free speech don’t apply to private companies in US). More like my data is less likely to be ingested by US intel, and the data used against me.
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by vachina 8mo ago
But you still have visibility into who uses what. macOS presents your storage as a black box. You need to bend over backwards to delete things in that black box.
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by vachina 8mo ago
Because Apple differentiates their products by their storage sizes, they also sell iCloud subscription. There is zero (in fact negative) incentive to respect your storage space.
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by vachina 8mo ago
Human or cow shet?
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by vachina 8mo ago
Bus needs to be slightly slower than cars to be viable, not 2x-4x the time taken. Otherwise what’s the point.
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by vachina 8mo ago
The top don’t run the show. Tells you how much a value they provide.
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by vachina 8mo ago
They’re not banning for excessive use. They’re banning for use with unauthorized software. Big difference.
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by vachina 8mo ago
Big companies are surprisingly nimble when it comes to AI. They typically white label Azure LLM offerings or use Github Copilot Enterprise and sign everyone up wholesale. Some with competent IT dept wrote their own router and offer multiple
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by vachina 8mo ago
Yes, if I know who you are and you have a list of what you might send. Anna’s Archive’s (who) content is well defined (what).
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by vachina 8mo ago
Especially when the output is, garbage.

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