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LetsGetTechnicl
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Comment #49214379
I do not pretend to understand any of this but I damn I love science
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Comment #49214329
The idea of someone forking Java with vibe code nonsense and expecting them to be able to maintain is laughable.
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Comment #49173219
This is good. I'm pretty sure Flock cameras have been used more often to stalk cops' exes than solving any crime.
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Comment #49158575
Is it actually safer? If you can't understand the code you can't verify it's safety, and AI code often has bugs in it. You can't trust implicitly.
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Comment #49158216
How would 100% non-human code possibly be safer?
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Comment #49116525
Oh wow that's the same projector I have. Would be really cool to install a custom build on it, but for now I just have an Apple TV connected to it.
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Comment #49105589
Just another example of using AI as the solution when the real solution is obvious and here.
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Comment #49098764
Well no shit obviously. Just cause you tell the random text generator to follow some rules doesn't mean it will.
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Comment #49072363
Isn't Anthrophic's "recent turn to profitability" just one specific quarter according to non-GAAP practices? How real is that?
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Comment #49072237
And people said that Apple was going to get left behind by not going full throttle on AI. Seems like they took the right approach
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Comment #49025748
This is probably bad right?
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Comment #49025746
Here's the un-paywalled version: https://archive.is/20260722205736/https://asia.nikkei.com/bu...
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Comment #48963243
How am I being left behind by not using AI? I have a fully functional brain that I can use to do anything AI can and better.
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Comment #48949088
How can a random generator be deterministic?
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Comment #48923724
$230 for essentially a fancy numpad that's only useful for one tool? Welcome to the AI revolution
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Comment #48895274
Sounds like a lot of work just for it to maybe not work anyways
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Comment #48892849
So many of the replies are saying that they should've restricted access using .md files and whatnot. Is really any guarantee that they even follow those? It seems like even if you …
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Comment #48824298
Writing a JS engine for OS 9 in 2026 is like, genuinely impressive
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Comment #48779899
Couldn't think of a less urgent "civil rights" issue in the United States right now than this.
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Comment #48776086
Isn't thermal throttling an issue for all laptops, really any computer? Also the keyboards have improved a lot since the original butterfly design.
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Comment #48749619
Gaming is in a really tough spot right now, and it's not being made easier by the drain AI has put on chip and RAM prices. It's absolutely insane that Sony and Microsoft have had t…
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Comment #48749590
Retro Studios is a subsidiary of Nintendo, actually! Not sure how it's structured organizationally, but Nintendo does own it.
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Comment #48586237
Web apps are a scourge.
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Comment #48546336
The latest remote at least has directional buttons, and I think you can disable the touch part entirely. Might be worth looking into, I think you can buy it separately and it works…