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751.
by zombot 2y ago
Yup, they used civilized units instead of the usual feudal ones.
752.
by zombot 2y ago
Embrace-Extend-Extinguish at its finest. You can rely on Microsoft to screw you every time.
753.
by zombot 2y ago
I would be interested in running older macOS versions in a VM, but those would be x64-based and an Apple Silicon host is impractical for that.
754.
by zombot 2y ago
This explains much better what you mean than your first comment. While I somewhat agree, I think that ship of using the wrong label has sailed long since. Which sells better: calling yourself a tech company, or a mercenary manipulator?
755.
by zombot 2y ago
Do you seriously hallucinate a difference there? I'd like to have what you're smoking.
756.
by zombot 2y ago
I find deepseek-r1 to be waaaaay too chatty for my taste. It never seems to shut up.
757.
by zombot 2y ago
What is this `uv` thing? Is that something pythonic?
758.
by zombot 2y ago
Yea, and I want my decompiler to be deterministic, so LLM stuff is a no-no.
759.
by zombot 2y ago
> Currently, this fork builds and runs successfully on MacOS and Linux. Wow, does that mean that my Mac/Linux box has a Cray X-MP hidden inside it somewhere? I just wanted to start whining that I don't have a Cray...
760.
by zombot 2y ago
> Hedy also works on phones and tablets. You shouldn't go mention that to the kids, it only gives them ideas...
761.
by zombot 2y ago
> Apple does photo recognition on your device. If that were true, the whole homomorphic encryption stuff would be pointless.
762.
by zombot 2y ago
Van de Graaff https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_de_Graaff_generator
763.
by zombot 2y ago
Great news. Let's see how many days it holds this time around.
764.
by zombot 2y ago
I consulted Wikipedia on "Closed Timelike Curve" and didn't understand the explanation either. I could distinctly hear a "woosh" sound as it all flew by above my head.
765.
by zombot 2y ago
Exactly, I don't want my shit sent all across the internet without my explicit prior consent, period. No amount of explanation can erase Apple's fuck-up.
766.
by zombot 2y ago
Holy crap, JS in a PDF! I wonder what mischief might be wrought with that.
767.
by zombot 2y ago
Sounds like Broadcom is engaging in some serious enshittification of VMWare. Customers leaving in droves is the appropriate reaction.
768.
by zombot 2y ago
The date in the title is wrong, it should be 2111. Most appropriately, because something as forward-thinking as this proposal cannot be expected to even come up within this century, let alone be accepted.
769.
by zombot 2y ago
> HN's automatic title editing strikes again. Demonstrating for the umpteenth time that automated clairvoyance is an idiotic idea.
770.
by zombot 2y ago
> edit it. How???
771.
by zombot 2y ago
> a disciplined planned approach But that would not be "agile"! Programming is mostly fashion-driven and any overlap with actual engineering is completely random.
772.
by zombot 2y ago
The article is just rumors and speculation.
773.
by zombot 2y ago
This will turbo-charge ad delivery. Just what the world needs.
774.
by zombot 2y ago
Looks like everything below a Mac Pro has been relegated to be a toy. Apple is practising how to disappoint. Successfully.
775.
by zombot 2y ago
I'm appalled by the parochialism in these comments. Memory access sizes other than 8 bits being inconvenient doesn't make this a good idea.
776.
by zombot 2y ago
If your detector is sensitive enough, it could be just a single electron that's either present or absent.
777.
by zombot 2y ago
Everybody knows that "magic" is not to be taken literally because it doesn't exist. Intelligence, OTOH, has at least some credible instances on this planet of ours, so those are not exactly comparable.
778.
by zombot 2y ago
Selling machine learning stuff as "intelligence" raises false expectations and is ultimately fraud. I can't wait for this whole overblown hype to crash and burn.
779.
by zombot 2y ago
Will it be made available for ollama? Or is there another platform for running it locally?
780.
by zombot 2y ago
This looks great, but 234 Kelvin is almost -40° Celsius. Why so cold?

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