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Ataraxic

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    Comment #48573808

    The amount of self owning that is happening to AI companies is crazy. I don't understand why their marketing department/execs can't see the conflict between claiming AI is going to…

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    Comment #46282842

    Scott Manley had a video about this last year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-YcVLq98Ew The short of it is that cooling is likely the biggest problem, given you will need to pum…

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    Comment #46111662

    I love ruby. It's certainly not sentimental; I enjoy writing it and working in it, certainly a lot more than javascript. I do feel like these sorts of attacks on ruby are quite wei…

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    Comment #45646932

    Super out of the blue. I loved his videos and he taught me a lot after I got into chess during covid. rest in peace.

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    Comment #44599168

    I need to see a video of what people are doing to hit the max limits regularly. I find sonnet really useful for coding but I never even hit basic limits. at $20/mo. Writing specs, …

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    Comment #44211804

    Junior devs using AI can get a lot better at using AI and learn those existing patterns it generates, but I notice, for myself, that if I let AI write a lot of the code I remember …

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    Comment #44186206

    From the recent tesla acme test, where the tesla runs into a wall containing a picture of a road, they also tested rain and water blocking two mannequins. The lidar equipped vehicl…

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    Comment #43933083

    Thanks so much for sharing. Enthralling.

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    Comment #43648350

    If you need to manage multiple windows in emacs I find ace-window perfect. Pops up a number in the top left of the window and you hit it to jump to it. If only two, C-o works as be…

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    Comment #43472437

    The question is that it seems to emulate many things, but what doesn't it emulate well? It looks like it's built off chromium, so I'm assuming it wouldn't be able to show an issue …

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    Comment #43472324

    I don't feel that you have a measured take on what is basically browser tooling. It's a customized browser built around web development. Is that _so_ insane? Imagine someone came o…

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    Comment #43438614

    It's 75hz and 90hz at a reduced resolution I believe.

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    Comment #43430494

    I'm afraid you've thought more about react-router than the maintainers about the people using it. I feel like the tradeoff has historically been between smaller, more composable li…

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    Comment #43268852

    It's one of those things where once you have used it, you will notice it. Given most iOS users aren't swapping between pro and non pro models, it's not something you think about.

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    Comment #42782455

    I'm really glad Garmin exists and makes smartwatches. The broad approach they have to market segments has created really great products that serve markets other large tech manufact…

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    Comment #41401783

    Just wanted to say that I remember joining the Anandtech forums in middle school in the early 2000's and was quite active for a number of years. Reading articles and discussions th…

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    Comment #41080035

    For certain chips like the 13900HX (mobile) vs 13900K, I believe they are the exact same chip. The difference is the mobile version is binned for power usage so that it can run on …

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    Comment #40042518

    I don't understand it that way. My understanding of the underlying cause of tinnitus iirc, is that it's caused by damage to hair cells in your inner ear. Our brains interpret this …

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    Comment #40014841

    It doesn't have to be all heat pump. You can have a backup gas heat for the coldest days, or even resistive heat. I'd bet there are heat pumps that integrate those technologies to …

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    Comment #38796781

    View their obstinance: https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm/issues/794 8 years later and despite much support for the `.node-version` file. Someone else started using the .node-version fi…

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    Comment #37038224

    > The ideal UBI system would let you threaten to overthrow your government... Crypto Anarchism is not attractive the vast majority of people. I'll argue the UBI people want involve…

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    Comment #37037260

    I'm actually significantly more skeptical of OpenAI after discovering that one of their founders is behind this. The tag line of universal basic income is so absurd for an iris sca…

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    Comment #36509135

    I kinda disagree with this. I have definitely noticed that my cursor can be slow to respond when some linting/formatting (I can't quite tell what is causing it, I just notice it) i…

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    Comment #36438528

    Sound does travel extremely well in water. http://resource.npl.co.uk/acoustics/techguides/seaabsorption... -- here is a quick calculator for sound loss by distance. I think actual …