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Comment #49175586
I also immediately check to see if it's an actual Cloudflare product because cloudflare[.]pay seems too suspicious to me. Luckily, Google didn't fail me this time. Found a blog abo…
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Comment #48910951
Really hope to see a Windows result. What if Windows has a latency of 10 ms+. xD
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Comment #48743812
I'm excited to see what happens when there's enough data, will it show the same kind of progress just like GPT does.
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Comment #48525038
What is the benefit compared to a compatibility layer? Is it easier for future maintenance? It's definitely a huge improvement towards "FOSS Windows."
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Comment #48253266
this one really annoying > Got it! Just let me know if you need anything else later. damn
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Comment #48129292
When life is controlled by algorithms.
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Comment #48126820
They're trying to win back the people they pushed away by only increasing the weekly limit by 50%. I'm like, "What?" Won't go back, especially since their new Opus 4.7 is such a di…
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Comment #48113322
However, they could use it as a last resort or as a final "gift" before getting arrested or switching identities. They might be considered "trustworthy" right now to get companies …
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Comment #48067700
> leak state (e.g. UUIDv7) But according to PostgreSQL, UUIDv7 provides better performance in the database, so is this essentially a trade off between security and speed?
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Comment #48053663
Is now a good time to get a upgrade for cpu and motherboard?
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Comment #47970584
Interesting. I'm currently conducting an experiment where I'm writing the blog without using any grammar checking tools. I'm wondering how long it will take for me to become "famou…
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Comment #47967208
Same. They do become famous, but not in a wholly positive way.
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Comment #47955366
I'm impressed that such a serious problem popped up out of nowhere. In my opinion, this mostly affects countries that are still using outdated systems, especially critical systems.…
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Comment #47937296
I think it's time to visit an Apple Store and try out the Apple ecosystem. I haven't used an Apple device in a long time.
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Comment #47929346
It's sad that the suggestions are no longer accurate. We live in a fast paced world where something new happens every day.
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Comment #47870171
That's fair. We do have some fairly large monitor, but yeah, we still need a TV for 75 inches or larger.
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Comment #47866797
Are you looking for a monitor? xD
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Comment #47856824
Note that some companies, like Amazon, purchased and ran the Claude on their own hardware. They didn't change the model parameters during the Claude Opus 4.6 karma. If Anthropic co…
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Comment #47805158
I'm not sure where this heat comes from, but what constitutes a "good" forum in your opinion? I would love to check it out.
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Comment #47805085
> If your code is open source, your security team can scan it, your contributors can scan it, and independent researchers can scan it too. Literally! If everyone can access the sam…
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Comment #47783444
I still don't understand. Who gave ICE such power, and who is ordering them to do all this? To me, ICE's actions are similar to those of a private army.
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Comment #47783413
American companies give data to the U.S. Chinese companies give data to China. I don't trust either of them, but if I had to choose, I would use Chinese products in the U.S. and vi…