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But this is essentially a solved problem even at utility scale, with renewables + battery banks, right? This isn't cutting edge stuff.

Hahaha when I saw ranchero I had the same thought and started singing the canyonero song in my head. https://youtu.be/PI_Jl5WFQkA

That's been my experience too. I left twitter a few years ago, but when I created a new account (only following AI and startups and people MAKING things, and movie and show clip ac…

It means "please, he's still here, don't let the stock plummet"

If it's anything like what happened with others (like Eric Schmidt), Chairman is basically "you're out from day to day stuff but we'll give you a pot of money to say you're still s…

Because even when the AI is really good at writing code, you still have to know what to ask it, how to direct it, have product taste, etc. Otherwise all of us would just be able to…

I used to listen to so many TwiT podcasts 10+ years ago. But then slowly lost interest and I don't remember why. But they used to be awesome. FLOSS weekly, Security Now, MacBreak W…

I love JustWatch and most of the time it's given me the answer I need.

I still can't quite tell if the AI hate is being amplified by the media (like datacenter, water use, etc) to just find a boogeyman to sell ads/engagement. That's my theory because …

Interesting. I will do more research on this, thanks. But at the end of the day, even though it's tough for us to see the PLA poop, etc from our prints (I still generally don't lik…

The only comforting thing to me about the waste (apart from the fact that our personal 3d printer waste is a margin of error compared to industrial waste so honestly, just don’t wo…

Thank you. That’s already better than the original article that comes off as an unhinged rant with name calling.

I think most of the naysayers are in group 3 because there’s a lot of anger but never a single link to a blog post or analysis done by anyone to demonstrate a regression. not one. …

Whole classes of bugs WERE fixed by moving to rust. wouldn’t that result in mass closures of classes of bugs that were no longer relevant in rust? What would you prefer?

Not sure why this purely factual post got downvoted. Upvoted it.

You can install it now we with bun upgrade —-canary it something along those lines.

Which community specifically though? The overwhelming “user” community would be web developers and people writing JS/TS, right? Not zig/rust developers.

It’s an awkward app and the whole interaction just feels weird and kind of slapdash. I think it is meant to be a prototype. But in this day and age it’s easy enough to at least wri…

The whole point of the outrage was that 1.4 was merged into main. Publicly. So I’m not sure what you mean. Everything is in the open: PR #30412

It’s made absolutely no negative difference, as we’ve seen in the real world in the last 60 days since the merge. I feel weird having to defend reality; reality being that it was m…

Things improved tremendously the first month after they acquired Bun. People like Jared (bun creator) worked relentlessly on the performance bottlenecks, and posted details on X as…

More accuracy. Like others have said, homonyms (their, they're, there) is easier to determine once you have more context. So then you may need to go back a couple words and update …

Google released this awkwardly named app called edge eloquent recently that does exactly that. In fact, it cleans up the entire paragraph that you just said, and even if you have m…

But this is still possible to do if you track the whole run of text. You could replace all of it each time so it LOOKS like it’s streaming but earlier words also change. I’m hoping…

A “fan” of erlang definitely gives me vibes if the 3-4 people at conferences who used to debate about Erlang and Haskell and all these things in very academic ways and enjoyed it. …