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Yeah my M1 is still insanely snappy. Would be nice to have some extra legroom for things like compilation, but I'm far from feeling this device isn't sufficient for me.

Much better in the codex cli harness

New Chinese phones and cars are incredible.

There are situations when this is not the case case for sure.

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I was getting this from inside the US, however setting my VPN to LA worked to get around it. I assume this is because that's where the Meta engineers are ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ EDIT: Once acces…

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Same way the man that knew nothing about rockets built the company that builds the world’s most sophisticated launch vehicles. By understanding problems and then solving them. I ca…

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This is a strawman. The homeless schizophrenic is clearly not capable of caring for themselves, so their inability to participate in society should not impose restrictions on all b…

Legal residents absolutely 100% all have _access_ to cards, whether they choose to use them is another matter.

This is a good argument against cards, but does not address GP's claim that card-only payments is discriminatory.

How on earth is requiring card payments discriminatory? Providing cash payment options is absolutely not free and implies extra risk on behalf of the business. Refusing to take par…

Well, I started planning a road trip down Austin as soon as I saw this post. Crew of friends is coming together to watch! Thanks for posting. I'm so excited to witness this in pers…

Zuck has said this very thing in multiple interviews. This is value accretive to Meta. In the same was open sourcing their data center compute designs was.

You don’t need a github account or a soldering iron to use this.

Yeah this is what a $60k fine gets you. It’s a silly law to try and prevent metal detecting.

in that you trust them less?

Interesting, but why does it matter that I actually keep the same the same statistical distributions of data in development as in production? What are the use cases for that kind o…

My startup used Fly for almost a year. The core feature of code to deployed code in less than a minute is beautiful. Spinning up / down new nodes for backfills takes seconds. But t…

How did you do that? I run a fabric server and was instructed to just stay away from Paper/Spigot because they break redstone so badly.