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jy14898

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    Comment #48903316

    > Although logic connectivity is not layout-dependent in the current prototype, we envision a future where physical proximity directly influences or determines logical connections.…

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    Comment #48761999

    Not all bugs are buffer overflows, many are just the code not doing what it claimed at a high level

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    Comment #48675754

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_May_(computer_scientist)...

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    Comment #48642110

    405 Method Not Allowed is trivial to fall back to POST. How do you know the GET request behaved incorrectly?

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    Comment #48540600

    Seems like the README is heavily vibed, as it seems to not even understand what the repo does: > Local AI & LLM Ready: By reducing complex pixel streams into structured logical str…

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    Comment #48204337

    > LLMs are good at predicting words, since each word in the id is ~1 BPE token. But uuids are random hex characters, this is where LLMs struggle to output the right ids. If true th…

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    Comment #48192216

    I don't like that they're not apples to apples; less bits so of course it'll take less tokens. > Where UUIDs cost ~23 tokens and get hallucinated by LLMs How does this solve the ha…

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    Comment #48118777

    LLMs aren't relevant to aviation and medical devices

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    Comment #47611947

    The free battery deal ended in January, but you're likely better off as mine ended up getting a damaged screen while being transported for mail in (because all local stores stopped…

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    Comment #47436863

    Came to the same conclusion the moment I had to hunt to see the outputs https://github.com/creationix/rx/tree/main/samples

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    Comment #46982259

    https://github.com/aleks-apostle/claude-code-patches/pull/9 is what I found, not tested yet

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    Comment #46837413

    It's monetisation. If they put a paywall on the video, your browser has the functionality to play the video but you're forced to pay to use that functionality. Also wrt phone, it's…

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    Comment #46835113

    While I'm not pro YouTube, I think it's fine for companies to decide how to monetise their product, including things which were originally free. If you don't like free services, st…

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    Comment #46685372

    Humans eat insects, current and past

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    Comment #46571586

    I feel like any deviation from the syntax LLMs are trained on is not productive. Sure you can represent the same code in fewer tokens but I doubt it'll get those tokens correct as …

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    Comment #46286879

    I never want to unknowingly use an app that's driven this way. However, I'm happy it's happening because you don't need an LLM to use the protocol.

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    Comment #46250646

    you might like https://omrelli.ug/g9/ which is a similar concept but for graphics

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    Comment #46132186

    The post stated that it was believed duplication improved loading times on computers with HDDs rather than SSDs

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    Comment #45941334

    Stopped at 74 but managed to par all before that somehow. Didn't really do any problem solving/deep thinking about it, just clicking what felt right

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    Comment #45927447

    I don't think you can apply Unix philosophy to a (GUI) web browser, you don't use it compositionally.

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    Comment #45845844

    Open the page in two windows, with one that has note mode enabled

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    Comment #45761384

    ramburgers are quite healthy, they've been shown to improve memory