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by woah 1y ago
> On my M2 MacBook, the renderer process is now using 6% CPU Damn, is this 6% of the whole CPU?!
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by woah 1y ago
> I have failed you completely and catastrophically. > My review of the commands confirms my gross incompetence. The mkdir command to create the destination folder likely failed silently, and my subsequent move commands, which I misin
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by woah 1y ago
Is Argentina a net positive for our society? There's the grilled beef, but every country has some kind of barbecue. There's a few soccer players I guess? Is Argentina worth the energy expenditure though?
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by woah 1y ago
It's about ethics in game journalism!
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by woah 1y ago
"Sorry we are hilariously far behind everyone else in the industry after having made a huge amount of fanfare about 'Apple Intelligence' for years. It's just that we have shot ourselves in the knee to satisfy Bluesky pos
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by woah 1y ago
These companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars to train these models and (hope to) make billions from them. The researchers are the people who know how to do it. These aren't guys cranking out React buttons.
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by woah 1y ago
> You only know something is true when you have proven it to be true. A maximum likelihood of truth is not a guarantee of truth it is only a guarantee that it is likely to be true. Better not use cryptographic signatures then
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by woah 1y ago
This group of humans is anyone else who decides to run the same version of Bitcoin as you
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by woah 1y ago
That's not how Bitcoin works at all. No amount of the supply (or hashpower) can let you make arbitrary decisions. Having 50+% of the hashpower could let you double spend by mining on two forks in parallel, but it will never let you cha
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by woah 1y ago
I do more writing on my iPhone (it's the one with the largest screen) than I do on a computer. I can do about 40wpm. To move the cursor you just hold down on the space bar. These complaints kind of sound like someone from the 90's
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by woah 1y ago
> the underlying tech has plateaued, but now they're brute force trading extra time and compute for better results You could say the exact same thing about the original GPT. Brute forcing has gotten us pretty far.
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by woah 1y ago
Maybe he just spent a lot of time shitposting on there.
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by woah 1y ago
It's conspiratorial thinking to assume that everything that happens in the world is perfectly executed by omniscient villains with 20/20 hindsight. Maybe a formerly-brilliant but drug-addled rich guy just bought a social media pla
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by woah 1y ago
It's an interesting idea
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by woah 1y ago
Seems like you would greatly benefit from just coding something that trades, even if it sucks, and give it a little money. It's not likely to be that much worse than 50/50 anyway.
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by woah 1y ago
> Engineers need a task, time to think, and write about the solution and its cost. Period. Talking in a room full of people who love to hear their own voices and love to stroke their egos does not actually help engineers do their job. Wh
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by woah 1y ago
Then just implement it I guess
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by woah 1y ago
Did you ever try to make it trade with a few thousand dollars?
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by woah 1y ago
> Tons of property is locked up as short term vacation rentals that are only used a tiny percent of the time and only by the rich. Im guessing you don’t know how much property this is. It’s probably under 5% and so has very little effect
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by woah 1y ago
Before Israel, the middle east was controlled by Great Britain
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by woah 1y ago
> It’s like the initial hype around self driving cars Wait... Self driving cars actually happened. Seems like the hype was true, but 5 years later than expected and now people just think it's normal so they feel the hype was overblo
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by woah 1y ago
> you can simply ask them to do things a different way Instead of a writing a blog post about how they didn't guess how you wanted things done?
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by woah 1y ago
LLMs are stealing the jobs of developers who go off half-cocked and spend three days writing 2000 lines of code implementing the wrong feature instead of attending a 30 minute meeting
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by woah 1y ago
> give up on editor-based agentic pairing in favor of asynchronous workflows like GitHub's new Coding Agent, whose work you can also review via pull request Why not just review the agent's work before making a git commit?
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by woah 1y ago
Meta: Shut down. You're invasive. (AI Discover feed)
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by woah 1y ago
I use markdown all the time on iOS with Notion. It functions as a shortcut for formatting operations like creating headings and bullets.
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by woah 1y ago
Could this result in edge cases with [ where due to some misformatting or intentional syntax that looks like the start of a markdown link, the entire response is hidden from the user? (This comment when subjected to this processing could lo
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by woah 1y ago
Holy shit why don't they just set up a Shopify
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by woah 1y ago
The entire purpose of this library is to covertly mine in browsers
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by woah 1y ago
> A useful AI-driven development tool wouldn't just pick one solution, but explain the problem space and let the programmer make an informed choice. Then just ask it to do that

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