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Joeri
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Comment #49188914
There’s also the Linked Data Event Streams (LDES) standard, which is a way of hosting a log as a set of linked http documents, fetched via polling and link navigation. Is there rea…
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Comment #49128957
It’s on the page: https://elenajs.com/#why-should-i-use-elena You can create anything and everything. Web components are about extending html to make it do more, progressive web co…
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Comment #49101376
Without fundamental model architecture improvements the practicality largely depends on how Apple increases memory bandwidth. Memory bandwidths (* = rumored): M1: 68 GB/s M2: 100 G…
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Comment #48480311
New cheap android phones are just as slow as old cheap android phones. The bottom of the market has been stuck in performance limbo for years, and modern web dev frameworks are ill…
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Comment #48396363
Internal to what? The brain is not a monolithic thing, it is different parts communicating and interconnecting. When the connection between the halves is cut, the person objectivel…
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Comment #48335064
Before the AI craze, Musk chopped an awful lot of headcount at Twitter, right, and proved it was overkill, has that panned out? Before a covid hiring spree twitter had around 4000 …
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Comment #48305632
Nationalization doesn’t work because every country’s citizens except those of USA and China still get nothing. Basic income doesn’t work because most countries lack leverage to tax…
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Comment #48114283
So what if they’re the biggest? They haven’t taken any meaningful steps to stop these attacks. The primary culprit for the sorry state of the npm ecosystem is npm inc, or actually …
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Comment #48065238
Blaming the victim is too easy. NPM is unsafe at any speed. You cannot use it in any but the most trivial capacities without opening yourself up to supply chain attacks. Why is npm…
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Comment #48061543
It’s not just AU: https://9to5mac.com/2026/05/05/apples-most-powerful-mac-stud... They’ve dropped all the mac studio configs higher than 96 gb, as well as the base mac mini. They’r…
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Comment #48055074
You could have a skill that is the combination of a minimal markdown file and a set of orchestration scripts that do the deterministic work. The agent does not have to “run everyth…
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Comment #48014942
It’s such a lazy way of integrating AI as well, as if they asked AI to do it. Why has no one tackled the Young Lady’s Illustrated Primer? We know what AI-enhanced education should …
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Comment #47911454
The deeper I wade through Microsoft’s Azure documentation the more I feel the reality of this. There’s so much of it that it basically is unreadable in real terms, most employees w…
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Comment #47895962
Actually, a sizable chunk of the refunds will go to companies like Cantor Fitzgerald, the company of the commerce secretary Howard Lutnick (or his sons, which is the same thing), t…
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Comment #47880640
This sounds like one of those problems where the solution is not a UX tweak but an architecture change. Perhaps prompt cache should be made long term resumable by storing it to dis…
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Comment #47729391
The EU chips act is subsidizing new fab construction in Europe. Meanwhile the french Mistral is partnering with Nvidia to build an AI data center near Paris on which their LLMs wil…
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Comment #47644171
The name that still takes the cake is Github Advanced Security for Azure DevOps.
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Comment #47585365
NPM should have a curation mechanism, via staff review or crowdsourcing, where versions of popular packages are promoted to a stable set, like linux distros do. I would only use cu…
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Comment #47495589
I think a blog post on jsdoc would be a better fit, with a link out from one of the main tutorial pages. Reach out to me over mail and we can work something out.
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Comment #47475464
I’ve been exploring this for years, even made a tutorial website about building sites and apps without dependencies (plainvanillaweb.com). What I’ve learned is that many of the thi…
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Comment #47465155
The majority of Belgium’s electricity comes from nuclear, wind and solar. They have been greatly expanding wind parks in the north sea, and they’re in the early stages of deploying…
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Comment #47276095
I’ve read some horror stories already that are enough for me to decide that I will not go to the U.S. until sanity returns. Here is one: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/fe…
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Comment #47222035
That is not a kind judgment. While I hesitate at the word “dictatorship” it is fair to say that society puts more value on extrovert interaction than introvert contemplation, and i…
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Comment #47204771
I already switched to claude a while ago. Didn’t bring along any context, just switched subscriptions, walked away from chatgpt and haven’t touched it again. Turned out to be a non…
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Comment #47000225
That is the same categorical argument as what the story is about: scanned brains are not perceived as people so can be “tasked” without affording moral consideration. You are sayin…