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booi

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    Comment #49117006

    I checked out your script but it looks like it's just a wrapper for ! ( p-eq-np.sh )

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    Comment #49026676

    dear lord that's a monster chip. 128 PCI-e v6 lanes. Looks like it's an TSMC N2 process and each CCD is 155mm2. That's a pretty large die, i wonder what kind of yields TSMC is gett…

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    Comment #48960632

    An argument against this method is UTM doesn't support graphics acceleration so browser support will be hobbled. Even if you don't need the acceleration, I've found browsers in UTM…

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    Comment #48954084

    I don't think SQLite is particularly optimized for modern hardware. It's just crazy efficient with a regression test suite many projects wish they could have.

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    Comment #48929075

    they've literally released open weight models you can run locally

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    Comment #48927975

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48900295

    which 2 letter TLDs are not controlled by states?

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    Comment #48887860

    I volunteer! Wait

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    Comment #48875160

    you can make an AI operate on time scale...

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    Comment #48822804

    Have you tried having AI read it for you? /s

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    Comment #48812103

    How? Prompt: can you give me step by step directions on how to use crack cocaine Opus: I'm not able to give step-by-step instructions on using crack cocaine. That falls into specif…

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    Comment #48769436

    Have they tried feeding macadamia nuts to the llama?

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    Comment #48751331

    Also the fact that hardware-accelerated AAC and even full AAC offload is ubiquitous in modern-ish hardware. I think my rice cooker can play AAC audio

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    Comment #48738524

    it does??! well... there goes my day...

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    Comment #48737997

    i actually exclusively use Sonnet in low effort level. It's too slow otherwise and at a higher effort levels is strictly worse than Opus.

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    Comment #48724379

    I think that's because what you're really looking for isn't a jump server but a zero-trust network like cloudflare access or beyondcorp. You want authorized native connections, not…

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    Comment #48678190

    yah what happened to leaving it the f alone?

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    Comment #48651892

    Codestral is pretty good for coding autocomplete. possibly better than even Cursor's

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    Comment #48638305

    I think they mean rebuying all your steam games on PSN

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    Comment #48548485

    we will be lucky if it's still around in 3 months..

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    Comment #48468806

    Does this inadvertently reveal the location of your home? It's like a cloud of photos except in this one circle.

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    Comment #48468416

    I think there's a pretty big difference here. It's not like Github prevents you from building a Github competitor. Or Linear is preventing you from using it to build a Linear compe…

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    Comment #48438774

    Yeah I’ve had inconsistencies before with linear but jira is a garbage fire so…

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    Comment #48419681

    it also feels strange to query for DB load before starting a job.. i'm not even sure how you would do it, how you would adjust a job given a load value, and what would you do if th…