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Comment #48795170
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Comment #48699863
Chrono Divide is insane. It is wild to see a single dev completely leapfrog every other team that spent years making RTS engines.
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Comment #48635611
> No him/her No trans employees? What does that mean? No advocating for yourself at all? No unions? You are ghoulish
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Comment #48632879
Technical procedural issues don't become "emotional reasons" because you hand-wave them away. This sounds like volunteering other peoples time.
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Comment #48632598
I agree. I don't see why something getting more competition and plummeting costs is going to get significantly worse. Meta being Meta is not the strongest argument.
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Comment #47940463
You are super positive that transformers can't become AGI, wow. Care to explain how atoms _can_ become AGI?
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Comment #47922889
The Hash-anchor edit guy! Sincerely great idea, I used it in my own toy harness to good effect. I just checked this out, never tried it before, and its great! Clearly a well-iterat…
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Comment #47732731
We tried to vote for normal 21st century healthcare and the billionaires spammed race-baiting nonsense and backed an unconstitutional fascist to shut it down. They gutted peaceful …
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Comment #47718914
Man, its hard not to have a reaction to another BaaS. Every "pricing" page really goes to show that engineering took a backseat to rent-seeking. There is an incentive to take advan…
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Comment #47710141
Sure, yeah, I saw grubhub happen too... but this is compute, not cookies. It gets cheaper. I don't even get what "skeptical of AI" means. We made AI, many companies reliably teach …
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Comment #47706128
I don't see why tokens/$ would suddenly stop dropping. Maybe this is the first time the cost of compute will plateau, but do have any reason to think so?
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Comment #47615495
That isn't true. In a Codex or Claude Code instance, sure... but those are not the main users of APIs. If you are using LLMs in a service for customers, costs matter.
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Comment #47502444
That is immediate-mode graphics. Fine when you are already power-budgeted for 60 frames each second. UIs typically use retained-mode graphics, with persisting regions.
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Comment #47341849
The day after the emails came out he posted a video where they had beers while Elon LARPed as a human
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Comment #47341798
Dwarkesh was ready to whitewash Elon the day after his Epstein emails came out. None of them should be taken seriously.
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Comment #47337336
You'll find anti-capitalists are anti-capitalists whether the number is red or green.
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Comment #47057873
Prompting LLMs for code simply takes more than a couple of weeks to learn. It takes time to get an intuition for the kinds of problems they've seen in pre-training, what environmen…
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Comment #47037962
Not quite. They have 128GB of ram that can be allocated in the BIOS, up to 96GB to the GPU.
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Comment #46826544
I had no idea games were already compelling players to use these features. The user-controlled client is rapidly going away.
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Comment #46814128
You'll own nothing and be happy
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Comment #46577646
Bluefin, Aurora, and Bazzite are taking over my home. I've been using desktop linux since before ubuntu, and I have never had so much confidence in my linux rigs. They are dependab…
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Comment #46367963
I was blown away when I realized I could stream mjpeg from a raspberry pi camera with lower latency and less ceremony than everything I tried with webrtc and similar approaches.