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by yunohn 3y ago
So what’s the point of doing a public interview claiming you were right but refusing to provide the reasoning?
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by yunohn 3y ago
I find it kind of hilarious that a paid search engine is highlighting paid articles to help their users avoid them.
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by yunohn 3y ago
Yes, so if he sells regularly and is in charge of decisions that affect the price - what difference does your justification make?
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by yunohn 3y ago
If I run `sudo apt update`, how can an unrelated script get admin access?
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by yunohn 3y ago
If you want to make coffee at home, sure the amortized cost could be less than $10/mo. But, I wouldn’t consider that a fair comparison - probably running a code LLM locally could also turn out cheaper. We’re talking about paying others
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by yunohn 3y ago
But you would need sudo access to create a malicious bootloader partition and edit fstab. And indeed on Windows, I’ve never seen the bootloader mounted. Maybe I’m missing something in the disclosure?
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by yunohn 3y ago
What? No, I don’t understand your reply at all. I wouldn’t value a one off coffee greater than a month of AI assistance. In fact, I could compile a long list of things that I pay 10$/month for that are less valuable. You’re a developer
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by yunohn 3y ago
Its always better to use the integration that works best with your IDE. What’s wrong with switching? I feel like $10/mo is incredibly cheap for something that offers more utility than a coffee.
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by yunohn 3y ago
I wasn’t aware that one could just copy paste and replace arbitrary UEFI boot files from user space? I was under the impression that they are in non-mounted partitions controlled by the system.
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by yunohn 3y ago
Django is free, in all definitions and purposes of the word. No agenda, no VC funding, no BS.
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by yunohn 3y ago
No worries, just my 2c! Given the current state of AI performance, I’d imagine that those without 100s of GPUs but looking to maximise the performance of what they do have, would be a great demographic for the Paid plan.
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by yunohn 3y ago
This seems very interesting, but I’m very confused why you have gated the /max/imum speedup version for enterprise-only? It would make more sense to have only the Free and Paid plans differing in performance, and Enterprise gettin
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by yunohn 3y ago
I’m not sure you actually read up about South Dakota Dynasty trusts nor the general context from these comments/post. Instead, you appear to be asking a “simplistic” question feigning ignorance, rather than a serious attempt at underst
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by yunohn 3y ago
I don’t fully believe this. Over the past few years, we’ve seen politicians in every country using WhatsApp/Signal to conduct their official/corrupt practices without oversight. I cannot imagine they’d abandon those channels for t
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by yunohn 3y ago
> Hope that Apple Vision Pro gives a more robust api to developers I was under the impression that Apple is keeping camera access completely locked down?
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by yunohn 3y ago
> Subscriptionware … dark pattern I do not see much evidence that subscriptions are primarily used as a pricing dark pattern. > hard-to-cancel gym membership or newspaper subscription Both your example services involve a recurring cos
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by yunohn 3y ago
> I refuse to pay for subscriptionware I believe this blog post is a great example of why subscriptionware keeps winning - it’s absolutely impossible to support indefinite development of such a large project with one-time payments.
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by yunohn 3y ago
I think you are missing something, or I am. If we observe the performance comparison graph (1), 2.8->9 tok/s is achieved via quantization, but the remaining jumps from 9->16.6->24.6 tok/s are achieved from the sparse fine
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by yunohn 3y ago
> These companies have alternatives that don't involve treating their users like shit, but the alternatives aren't as profitable. So I assume you pay for YouTube Premium?
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by yunohn 3y ago
The highway is paid for by taxes, the Internet by Ads. I assumed this was obvious, but maybe not?
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by yunohn 3y ago
TBC the discussion is around idle battery usage. Presumably, backgrounded apps will contribute to that. FWIW I do notice a difference, especially depending on what apps are open. Whether closing apps increases battery drain during reopening
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by yunohn 3y ago
> they are notoriously overrun but low education bracket people that get into fist fights so vehemently I don’t understand the need to make this elitist statement? In fact, why is shutting up and complaining on HN your preferred solution
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by yunohn 3y ago
> No. What happened here is you interpreted it as an insult to your pride. You see, the thing is, I’m not even incidentally or partially Chinese. I just really despise the Western pride and xenophobic judgement people like you cast! I do
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by yunohn 3y ago
I normally fold my pants in half vertically and over the hanger. How do you normally do this? Some examples here, most of which should work with her hanger size: https://www.wikihow.com/Hang-Pants
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by yunohn 3y ago
> Of course not. I never made this claim. I’m aware you left yourself a bit of wriggle room versus the absolute claim. Doesn’t change how it sounds. > When China steals ideas You know how they say the execution matters, not just the i
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by yunohn 3y ago
> The entire US of A is free R&D for Chinese manufacturers. All of China/Asia/Africa are free manufacturing for the West… Of course, the view that they don’t innovate and only knockoff the West is also hilariously false.
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by yunohn 3y ago
It’s not clear to me why this comment thread is ignoring the obvious and repeatedly proven point that such corrupt “deals” are lobbied for and passed for the mutual benefit of the lawmakers and business owners. The only losers are normal ci
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by yunohn 3y ago
> This all totaled in less than $100 million, 0.1% of Buffet's current net worth. But also more money than entire families and generations will ever see.
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by yunohn 3y ago
I support unionization, but I still wouldn’t call a single sentence saying “we need a collective agreement” as “informative”. I would expect some details around what exactly is causing the safety issues they claim.
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by yunohn 3y ago
I was also gonna link to the Bard article, but was lazy.

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