vrighter

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by vrighter 7mo ago
if everyone waited a week, then everyb would still be installing it it the same time for the first time. This is not a solution.
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by vrighter 7mo ago
so it's electron on underpowered hardware, is how i read it
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by vrighter 7mo ago
it's not just "difficult to understand". It's that it doesn't allow the functionality the apps need. And you can't have a generic library targeting each wayland compositor implementation separately.
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by vrighter 7mo ago
the user would most definitely notice a menu popped up. Because they clicked it themselves
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by vrighter 7mo ago
and then someone will como along and say "wouldn'tt it be nice if this highly specific dialect was standardized?" goto 1
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by vrighter 7mo ago
it obviously won't be free. So they expect you to pay them for games, and pay them to play them for you? What is this craziness?
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by vrighter 7mo ago
it's just that most of the self promotion going on over here is ai slop nowadays (oh you vibe coded an app? the whole "point" of it is that anyone can do it, so your vibecoded thing is completely uninteresting). And you want
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by vrighter 7mo ago
all of my normal pcs served me well for many many years. They don't get slower naturally, it was windows getting ever more bloated. I put linux on an 8 year old computer and it just flies again
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by vrighter 7mo ago
electron...
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by vrighter 7mo ago
i am easily dismissing it because this is not the first time someone pitched something like this. It never really works. This extrapolation was wrong in all cases so far. And "as low as 20% humidity" was a feature of most of them
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by vrighter 7mo ago
"i haven't been able to find much" != "there isn't much on the entire internet fed into them"
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by vrighter 7mo ago
freedom of speech has nothing to do with what two entities, neither of which is the government, say to each other
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by vrighter 7mo ago
by "meet specific security requirements" they mean "paid us to vouch for them". You don't get blocked if you don't install security updates
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by vrighter 7mo ago
that they don't even have the datacenters to plug them in, not the power generation needed to run them if they did
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by vrighter 7mo ago
it's called reinforcement learning
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by vrighter 7mo ago
how does it avoid the problem that in very dry places there just isn't enough water in the air? Where did they get that 1000 liter figure when all they have is a small lab prototype? this has been invented numerous times and each time
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by vrighter 7mo ago
even neovim with an lsp can be a very good experience, if one doesn't mind configuring it
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by vrighter 7mo ago
last i checked, that's a metal
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by vrighter 7mo ago
your last point is actually a huge turn off for me.
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by vrighter 7mo ago
"complete, pretty much" is not what he said. He strung the words together in a grammatically very incorrect way
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by vrighter 7mo ago
where compilers use nondeterminism, they are always choosing between several proven valid options. This is not due to any external tools. It's a contract between the compiler and the programmer. Llms are choosing from the space of al
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by vrighter 7mo ago
what's the difference from lobste.rs?
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by vrighter 7mo ago
not any more unethical than any other animal that "murders" to eat
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by vrighter 7mo ago
that's apple being hostile to standards
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by vrighter 7mo ago
you might want to reword the "with trash functionality" part. I got what you meant, but only after a couple of seconds and a good laugh.
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by vrighter 7mo ago
isn't agi just a measure of profits, for openai? Considering that $0 is a lot lower than $100000000000, shouldn't they be focused on actually "making it" before thinking about nationalization of something that, by your o
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by vrighter 7mo ago
you can convince yourself it can, by all means. But it doesn't make it true. In fact we even have this rule for apecoding: a developer cannot review their own code.
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by vrighter 7mo ago
this is why i stopped donating to the project. Random redesigns intended to pad someone's resume. Giving me a switch to turn off features we all repeatedly insisted we did not want but spent time developing anyway, and expecting me to
329.
by vrighter 7mo ago
you can't use the thing that doesn't quite work to ensure that the output of the thing that doesn't quite work works
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by vrighter 7mo ago
no that's not the same thing. plasticity means it starts giving a different output for the same input, because the "logic" changed. What you're describing is simply changing the input.

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