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RationPhantoms
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Comment #48993011
To your last point, the Minneapolis Fed just put out a call for a new actual-owner backed housing occupancy rate called HPOP which I think is a step in the right direction: https:/…
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Comment #48907270
Anecdata here but my 60-something year old mother acts like a sullen teenager around my kids/her grandchildren. She just scrolls endlessly on her phone until my father/her husband …
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Comment #48543585
Tailscale uses MagicDNS which allows one to auto-generate a semi-memorable private hostname as well. I'm in the networking industry so I'm not seeing anything truly groundbreaking …
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Comment #48477996
Thank you for answering that question because I adore OrbStack and didn't find much difference.
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Comment #48360432
I think computer/smartphone usage has been changing that latent space for quite some time. People have been talking about "character amnesia" since 2010.
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Comment #48311667
My steamdeck broke about 15 years of strict PC Gaming habits for me. Games like Balatro and Megabonk have broken my previous definition of "fun" in a fantastic way.
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Comment #48228741
Yep, on the money. It's not too dissimilar from the Figure demo that was done on X/Twitter recently. Everyone was pointing out what a lackluster demo that was and here I was thinki…
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Comment #48228328
I'm not a Netflix staff member but I work in the networking realm and can answer some of these questions (also gives me the chance to say something wrong where someone with the rea…
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Comment #48226853
I will posit something that guides my own thinking about this; robotaxis will never drink and drive. I'll take whatever flavor of mistake they conjure over that. I can deal with st…
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Comment #48223895
You might have missed it but the OP's comment was dripping in literal sarcasm. Google's track record for product management is poor.
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Comment #48182225
> I just don’t care for a cool quirky thing if an AI made it. While I understand the knee-jerk reaction, especially to writing, people make about AI, it's starting to have a counte…
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Comment #47964793
Yep, couple Open WebUI for general chats and OpenCode for software-specific tasks and it feels close to Claude Desktop and Claude Code.
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Comment #47884196
I don't think the majority of people have given it a passing thought to be fair. For folks that grew up with the advent of being the "designated family googler" (and rested the suc…
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Comment #47863736
They just released their enterprise agentic platform today so my expectation is that might be the gravity well for the Fortune 500's to park their inference on.
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Comment #47666833
Does your physical environment change that much that it requires cognitive load for you to decide on what cables to use? For myself, I bought two wireless charge "base" stations th…
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Comment #47666748
It honestly feels like a segue to just talking to the agents that won't really have much of a long time horizon. People who either prefer or are professionally required to maintain…
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Comment #47665219
Doesn't seem accurate considering GovDeals has auctions in NY, NJ and CT listed but your website has nothing.
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Comment #47651555
I have not tried it but prior to them releasing that feature, I used an iOS terminal with SSH mosh capabilities + Tailscale + Tmux session mounted to see what the output of my home…
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Comment #47651524
The signals are there but the usefulness/blast radius is being limited to "I'm not a software developer but I have this specific issue I need to write software to solve. I've done …
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Comment #47578344
Still confused on why there is no social component of this? What is the best place to find examples of actual useful Apple Shortcuts?
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Comment #47522244
I mean the answer to underground facilities is you just keep bombing the entrance which is exactly what they've done. Iran still has insane supply levels of ballistic missiles so t…
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Comment #47339885
Comcast has a very strict peering policy as well. They, like Deutsche Telekom, like to hold their proverbial customers hostage to make other networks pay to peer.
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Comment #47327722
This doesn't work on any of the methods I've tried.
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Comment #47207940
This is an absolute wealth of information about gravitational mechanics but quite a few of the diagrams were so alien to me that they became undecipherable.
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Comment #46994664
Competition always is. I think there was a real fear that their core product was going to be replaced. They're already cannibalizing it internally so it was THE wake up call.