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nharada

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    Agreed I want an IDE but only architecture. I suspect it’ll get superseded though eventually too.

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    Comment #49137689

    Is your point that such historical prices only occur when the shit is hitting the fan? Because the first time oil ever went above $100 was at the start of the 2008 financial crisis…

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    Comment #49128521

    It's too bad Optane PMem is dead

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    Comment #49038180

    I love it, this is OG hacker news

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    Comment #48999622

    Is there something specifically with Kimi that's better here? As far as I know Kimi pricing is about the same as Sonnet 5 -- what happens if you use that model and Fable instead? O…

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    Comment #48902702

    A 24 kWh cap per day seems very reasonable. Drawing 8 kW is quite a lot.

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    Comment #48691826

    Is that the correct comparison? Fable is twice the price

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    Comment #48661728

    Yeah if it has the amount of content people are expecting I'd say it'll be well worth 80 bucks

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    Comment #48468974

    Imagine if Github said "if we detect you're building a competitor to Github, we will silently degrade the results of your CI actions so that tests sometimes randomly fail"

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    Comment #48001273

    VB6 was the peak of desktop GUI app development change my mind

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    Comment #47955345

    I've been wondering when we'll see it unambiguously showing up in there. I suspect this time next year it'll be visible for sure, maybe Q4 of this year?

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    Comment #47953992

    Is the "etc" here "because of human greenhouse emissions, the earth is rapidly warming"?

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    Comment #47913477

    At least here in SF the ideal thing would be that any vehicle dropping off in the bike lane gets fined or ticketed. This includes Waymo, Uber, cabs, personal cars, whatever. In pra…

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    Comment #47878766

    In an era of 20% layoffs and entire orgs getting culled, this seems very reasonable

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    Comment #47711179

    This is super cool and exactly what I've been looking for for personal projects I think. I wanna try it out, but the "agent" part could be more seamless. How does my coding agent k…

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    Comment #47693734

    Saying nothing about the actual performance of this model, it does strike me how .... minimal(?) this announcement is. Their safety section is like 2 paragraphs about bioweapons. G…

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    Comment #47650825

    I wonder if this will actually be why the models move to "neuralese" or whatever non-language latent representation people work out. Interpretability disappears but efficiency pote…

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    Comment #47630345

    I just can't find myself summoning the energy to be mad about markdown. It's good enough for like 99% of the things I use it for. Sometimes I get annoyed at specific extension supp…

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    Comment #47556344

    > The devices are either dangerous, or they're not That's not actually how it works though, it's all a risk and percentages. Nobody says "driving is either safe or it's not" or "de…

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    Comment #47555931

    Was expecting to be annoyed but this seems reasonable. You can have 2 power banks and can't charge them during flight

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    Comment #47502707

    I’m curious if you think viewpoints have also gotten more extreme in this period. It feels like the gap in political ideologies has widened a lot since I was younger.

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    Comment #47418611

    Surely this task must now be in the training data