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Comment #49092019
Each original iMac color came with an associated default OS9 background that matched it.
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Comment #49090526
Tangentially related, there are now "officially allowed" Apple Silicon builds of Unreal Tournament and Unreal Tournament 2004 available [0] [0]: https://github.com/OldUnreal/FullGa…
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Comment #48964575
I’m not against piracy but the initial pitch made it seem like it’s more purely for trying to cast streams embedded in websites that you already are visiting and/or have access to,…
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Comment #48837244
I remember going from Java in IntelliJ straight to TypeScript at work for another project, and I recall how _slow_ everything was in the editor(s). I have been using TypeScript 7 R…
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Comment #48662994
I have been eyeing what Taalas is doing [1] by making pure hardware models. The speed is absurd. [1] https://taalas.com/products/
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Comment #48491955
At $LARGE_ENTERPRISE_COMPANY, I've found that if you have: 1) A designer that uses Figma correctly (using well defined components / design systems) 2) A front-end framework as clos…
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Comment #48400068
Both NEM 2.0 and 3.0 have serious issues, but for different reasons. NEM 2.0 was basically a early adopter's rich person's subsidy that heavily distorted the market, and NEM 3.0 do…
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Comment #48247887
I don’t disagree that the expectations are higher, but token output hardly correlates to code output worthy of merging.
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Comment #48108900
Ironically Trump may end up being the most pro green energy president at the end of all of this.
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Comment #47977124
I'm currently in repos where the context window required is so large that the output is almost always "wrong" for the problem at hand. Quite a few people at my company burn through…
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Comment #47951176
I'm in a large enterprise context--you have to use human reviewers if you don't want to end up like Github's status page. So much context exists outside of the code that the bots a…
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Comment #47882021
I disagree. The amount of slop I need to code review has only increased, and the quality of the models doesn’t seem to be helping. It still takes a good engineer to filter out what…
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Comment #47840807
This was definitely true for me, which is why I write everything acoustically and ensure the song is "good" before going in my later age. If I want a specific effect, I then google…
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Comment #47838440
A lot of people thought the same thing with everything going from analog -> digital. Or heck, even learning an instrument when MIDI was first introduced. Even before generative AI,…
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Comment #47710961
Not to be "that guy that just says to use LLMs", but writing out how you want these things to work on your computer to something like Claude, or heck even Google AI mode without lo…
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Comment #47503015
This is how I use my Canon t3i. Once in awhile everything will align perfectly, require very little editing and I feel a huge sense of accomplishment.
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Comment #47461738
I'm at a large enterprise outfit, and "shoving things in your face" has been a problem with large software suites for a long time, long before the AI craze. I keep telling my skip …
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Comment #47251471
My work 64GB M1 Max Macbook Pro is consistently out of memory. (To be fair my $LARGE_ENTERPRISE_EMPLOYER reserves about half of it to very bad Big Brother daemons and applications …
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Comment #47106050
I lived a block away from a hydrogen fuel station in Oakland, and in the ten years I was there I maybe saw two different Mirais use it.
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Comment #47106034
I have only purchased Toyota vehicles (currently in the market for an EV) and it baffles me that Dodge created a Charger in EV form and Toyota hasn’t made even an EV Corolla or Cam…
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Comment #47082826
> Yes, while I use Fedora on my laptop, I also know Fedora is generally not a good option for a server. Why is Fedora not considered good for a server?
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Comment #47075868
I generally agree with you. As a recent father with a toddler, and two parents with a full time job, I’ve found that the only way I can make time for those personal side projects i…
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Comment #47062119
I’m at $LARGE_ENTERPRISE_SAAS and I agree. There is a mass psychosis going on around what these LLM tools (which I use daily) are capable of *at scale*. The amount of business proc…