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octernion
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About octernion
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Comment #48840604
the author of the study? albert einstein. (lmao if you are actually talking about that janky wash post "study")
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Comment #48651001
that's not really the purpose of the library. think of it more like react.
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Comment #48650995
hopefully can share some more about it one day!
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Comment #48650991
no, it's not open source. beyond basic things like amending the styling primitives to be aligned with our aesthetic: - missing primitives (toasts/cards/stacks/inline editable field…
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Comment #48650874
... his whole point was that people don't want to live in cities, which is just factually incorrect. just baseless, pointless idiocy that is just par for the course on HN these day…
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Comment #48649099
sometimes i just really enjoy comments that are just so amazingly breathtaking in their stupidity. it's such a treat.
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Comment #48517240
i've recently built a very complex healthcare application in dioxus and it's been a tremendous joy to work with. right now it's web-only, but the app does run fine as a desktop app…
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Comment #48481777
congrats, lev! brings back fond memories of database fires. i'm sure you'll get 100x comments about "why not just have one fast SSD? it can do 2000 trillion writes/s"
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Comment #47314366
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Comment #47155668
ah yes the famine was because the people were lazy and did not want to farm. the history understander has logged on for everyone here!
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Comment #46965005
having played that when it came out, my conclusion was that no, i will definitely be able to be on a beach; i am too meaty and fleshy to be good paperclip
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Comment #46964764
do... do the "poison" people actually think that will make a difference? that's hilarious.
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Comment #46964551
that was precisely my reaction as well. phew machines will deal with the timestamp issue and i can just sit on a beach while we singularityize or whatever.
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Comment #46606675
does he think truly think e.g. opus 4.5 is "plateaued"? i really can't even vaguely take him seriously if he actually thinks that. what a silly man.
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Comment #45350924
you think we should platform racism?
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Comment #45265858
thanks man i'm very happy with myself
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Comment #45202282
hmm all of my assumptions have been wildly correct and you are just further confirming it. good stuff my dude. sorry you choose a place like that to live. sounds miserable. i'll be…
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Comment #45201610
oh the humanity, maybe on the order of a few minutes. that changes nothing. we should be inconveniencing human drivers more, if anything. that you feel obligated to use words like …
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Comment #45201182
heartless society is when someone has to wait at a red light for a few more seconds. and yes, enumerating a set of silly non-law "rules" you expect drivers on the road to follow is…
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Comment #45200888
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Comment #45142027
your tax money broadly speaking doesn't go to BART; it's massively underfunded. not sure why they are the target of the snark.
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Comment #45040723
as a threads user since the beginning and a big fan of the platform, my answer is strongly "no." which is my favorite reason to be there and i hope it doesn't change. it's full of …
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Comment #45040628
i just went on, searched bsky for variants of ai/llm/generative, and literally did not see one positive post after scrolling for several minutes (beyond some boring generative art …
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Comment #44716712
wow, a team that has one nine of availability and trending downwards fast is relieving pressure. big surprise!
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Comment #44355795
well it was a mix of word and markdown files being converted before; converting the word files was somewhat annoying but iirc i exported them and converted those. i wrote all the c…