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milkey_mouse

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    Comment #49117525

    Not quite ready for primetime yet, but that's basically https://si.inc/posts/fdm1/

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    Comment #47360217

    Unless said kid ports Asahi Linux...

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    Comment #46596947

    Live by the sword, die by the sword

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    Comment #45896496

    > Then they can stop reporting bugs with their asinine one size fits all "policy." It's unwelcome and unnecessary. Right, they should just post the 0days on their blog.

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    Comment #45872119

    But yeah, if someone made a cabinet with fancy Japanese joinery that turns out to be inkjet AI-generated veneers over glue and nails... I would not buy it.

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    Comment #45871968

    Ha! I practice good commit hygiene---even when no one's paying me---because it's useful to my future self , but I don't think pride in one's work (especially through importing work…

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    Comment #45871599

    > It wouldn't be acceptable in a well managed company so I don't understand why side projects would get a pass to become sloppy. Because no one's paying you, and you owe your users…

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    Comment #45458017

    TeleMessage is a prominent, infamous such product: https://micahflee.com/tm-sgnl-the-obscure-unofficial-signal-...

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    Comment #44469439

    If anything it's the opposite, except maybe at the very low end: AI boosts implementation skill (at least by increasing speed), but not {research, coding, writing} taste. Hence slo…

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    Comment #44466817

    Hell, there's XFS if you love stability but want CoW.

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    Comment #41894598

    You can also do this with Cloudflare Workers for fewer setup steps/moving parts: https://github.com/milkey-mouse/git-lfs-s3-proxy

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    Comment #40667531

    How is it ironic? Now they just need to wait for open models to be used for something bad enough for policymakers to care.

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    Comment #40645027

    Can confirm.

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    Comment #40108605

    > I do have a feeling of dejavú, like I've seen this before on hn. You're either thinking of speculative encoding more generally, or Medusa: https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.10774

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    Comment #39645560

    Thanks--you just saved me an hour or two of debugging. I thought, CONFIG_DEVTMPFS_MOUNT=y, what more do I need to do? I should've just RTFM though: even an unpatched kernel mention…

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    Comment #39391125

    your app and website are awesome, especially the cursor thing

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    Comment #38780569

    https://www.gleech.org/first-computers

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    Comment #36997094

    > NeRF needs something equivalent that is physically grounded. Have you seen Plenoxels? https://alexyu.net/plenoxels/

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    Comment #34396267

    Isn't a (non-Android) Linux phone a security downgrade unless you get Qubes running on it or something? (And secure boot, and an HSM of some sort, and...)

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    Comment #34396235

    pKVM (theoretically) works on Pixel 6, 6 Pro, and 6a as well.

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    Comment #33500972

    New vinyl records quite often come with single-use download codes.

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    Comment #33498508

    There are a lot of resistive electric ranges, and around 40% of Americans still use gas stoves.