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cibyr
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Comment #48198348
And Altavista was slow! Google was so much faster, it felt way nicer to use. But LLMs are slow; forcing my google queries through an LLM is destroying that speed.
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Comment #48054830
It remains to be seen what they actually end up selling for, but it seems like Slate intend to offer a 200 hp motor, 52 kWh battery ... and the rest of a whole vehicle for $28k. Th…
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Comment #46371169
Apple TV
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Comment #46369208
People fight about tab sizes all the time though.
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Comment #46280773
Sometimes I wonder if the throat-clearing is an indispensable part of getting to the "good bits" that follow. Like, do those extra tokens give it more "room to think" even if they'…
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Comment #46249060
It seems to me that the distinction becomes irrelevant as soon as you connect inputs and outputs to the real world. You wouldn't say that a 737 autopilot can never, ever fly a real…
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Comment #46154172
I'm sure it's fine you do it properly ([1] for example). The issue here was the utter lack of engineering, not the specific manufacturing technique (although those do seem to be hi…
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Comment #46141452
The extra fun thing about this is that eval has different semantics if it's assigned to a different name, in order to allow JavaScript implementations to apply extra optimizations …
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Comment #45849393
My "will not bailout AI companies" t-shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my shirt.
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Comment #45721796
What does the word "material" in "material support" mean if advocacy counts?
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Comment #45541489
The "scraping helped slow it down" theory makes no sense to me. What do you think has a higher coefficient of friction - tire rubber on asphalt, metal on asphalt, or metal on metal…
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Comment #45241272
Good thing the current supreme court has such respect for precedent!
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Comment #44961209
One might even say they have chutzpah .
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Comment #44824643
Do any of the major airlines have a software stack that isn't a legacy nightmare?
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Comment #44725336
"built to the highest Microsoft standards of security, privacy and performance" seems perhaps importantly different from "but to the highest standards".
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Comment #44704374
Similar concept, though an important distinction: QFTF assumes that you have a phone you can scan QR codes with, but that isn't where you want the file to end up. Instead, it displ…
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Comment #44703949
I've been working on a little utility to transfer files between two computers using QR codes: https://github.com/cibyr/qftf It's kinda like Magic Wormhole without typing. It uses i…
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Comment #44691551
So many autoplaying videos on the page, and none of them are the video that the article is about.
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Comment #44691539
Imgur is particularly infuriating because it was initially touted as an alternative to the shitty image-sharing sites of the day (photobucket and the like) - one that would let you…
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Comment #44678835
Zig's claims of memory safety are a bad joke. Sure, it's easier to avoid memory safety bugs in Zig than it is in C, but that's also true of C++ (which nobody claims is a memory saf…
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Comment #44678790
Can a C program be memory safe as long as it doesn't have any relevant bugs? Yes, and you can even prove this about some C programs using tools like CBMC.
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Comment #44619227
What's the alternative though? If you're fine with garbage collection, just use garbage collection. If you're _not_ fine with garbage collection (because you want deterministic per…
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Comment #44305128
I think rdrd just missed that piece of the fine wordsmithing - so long as there's at least one person not included in that "some users", then "we don’t keep logs of who EVERYONE is…
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Comment #44271488
I really wanted a Palm Pre back in the day, but they initially didn't offer them at all outside of the US, and later only in a handful of other countries. It seemed like they weren…