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fouc

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About fouc

Careful! I specialize in Flashes Of Un-styled Content.

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    Comment #49145451

    I once bought a digital/electric pressure cooker for $50 CAD barely used off craigslist in Toronto. They're not that expensive.

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    Comment #49145171

    I meant more in the sense that it's less of a blocker if you wanted to use a different OS altogether. Many people are on Linux because it's the most well supported, but if you happ…

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    Comment #49138966

    $1M invested in a reasonably diversified portfolio gets you about $3,000/mo lifetime at ~3.5% safe withdrawal rate. That might be quite restrictive in the more expensive cities.

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    Comment #49138427

    I wouldn't be surprised if some of the BSDs got an increase in users purely due to AI models making it far more accessible / easier to hack on. i.e. your PC is unsupported for some…

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    Comment #49105337

    M4 Max is typically better than M5 Pro for inference IIRC.

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    Comment #49087742

    Also classic, someone finally jumping in with a full and insightful explanation. What a turnaround!

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    Comment #49075338

    from the article: >The stereotypical activist action is to make a petition. But Google had already ignored a large petition on this issue. Plus, Google’s executives likely hardened…

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    Comment #48939199

    I love mental rule of thumbs / heuristics that we can install into our brain to avoid getting caught up in cognitive biases or other mistakes. An easy one that I would expect most …

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    Comment #48938756

    Terminal is where the real work has always been done. VS Code on the other hand is 100% a fashion thing.

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    Comment #48938702

    it started off with 500+ crates and then i still had to install dotslash crate which installed another 136 crates. seems insane.

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    Comment #48927197

    That's how you know you've got the COOLEST car on the block! (unfortunately)

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    Comment #48924683

    any reason you went with q8 over q4? I'm wondering if q4 would run noticeably faster or not.

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    Comment #48921378

    name and shame the bank

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    Comment #48921285

    Nasdaq, FTSE Russell, and CRSP all implemented fast-track options. Fortunately S&P kept its 12-month requirement.

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    Comment #48911950

    That's true. Although I think the article is really hinting at a larger problem than just creators. The problem of the power law distribution - few winners taking all vs the losers…

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    Comment #48911199

    Good idea, but I also wouldn't be surprised if law enforcement already have better tools for detecting if someone nearby is wearing smart glasses.

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    Comment #48900822

    I've got a suspicion that it was more common a few decades ago. I saw a bit of that in China back in 2007 but I wouldn't be surprised if it's less of a thing now.

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    Comment #48900801

    bans only 1 day? man, I'd expand that to include mondays and tuesdays

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    Comment #48855988

    Good read, aside from all the LLM-isms in the writing.

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    Comment #48855958

    it's like a variation of the principle of "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it" a solipsistic viewpoint I su…

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    Comment #48848469

    Deepseek v4 flash only costs about $0.13 by the time I hit 200,000 to 250,000 tokens.

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    Comment #48812917

    some of my favorite forum communities heavily rely on acronyms. but they also have a maintained gossary that introduces all the community/industry-specific acronyms. Acronyms help …

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    Comment #48777204

    but post-its are vulnerable to the wrench attack!

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    Comment #48777166

    also there doesn't even need to be a model involved, agentic code harnesses with remote "instructions for the local computer" are technically backdoored by default.

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    Comment #48748580

    probably depends a lot on the temperature setting, lower it is, the more similar the quality perhaps. the higher it is the more variance.