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    Comment #48925845

    It's easier to drink more units of alcohol faster when it's more concentrated, and not full of bubbles. I don't think its so much that it's absorbed faster than it's just physicall…

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    Comment #48546756

    I don't really push it. A couple of hours is all I really ask of it, and I get it. I feel like it's not great given what I'm asking of it, and that it's an eink display. This is ju…

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    Comment #48544626

    At this point if I'm dealing with that level of hassle I'm much happier running linux on a computer. The value add of these devices was plug and play, and if it's not that why both…

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    Comment #48544544

    horsawlarway is correct regarding the nvidia shield. I'm not sure how much is nvidia, and how much is google in the "they". I kinda blame nvidia more than google (if I bought a goo…

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    Comment #48544076

    They (ETA nvidia shield) added ads many years ago. Really left a bitter taste in my mouth after paying for an ad-free "premium" device to have them shoved out there.

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    Comment #48543755

    Imagine the bugs you'd find in curl from five years ago! I bet there are tons!

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    Comment #48543067

    I have a pine note. It lives up to that description. It's "fine", but I like to use it as an e ink laptop (well terminal with occasional other uses) with a bluetooth keyboard. I do…

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    Comment #48415246

    Cool. Some data may have been transmitted over GPS. That's interesting and note worthy. If only that was all that was posted. Instead there's this stuff that makes me question Stev…

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    Comment #48414377

    This is an interesting article. It has a very strong AI accent. I really wish I could tell how real it is. When some part of it I can tell is AI slop, how much of it is AI slop? In…

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    Comment #48257963

    I use a pine note + a bluetooth keyboard + SSH / VPN to make that work for me. It's acceptable. I would like "a laptop", but it's fine.

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    Comment #48182491

    I have a few boxes that I switch between, but for some software it's nicer that my "main machine" be on DVI, and everything else HDMI. I may have to look at some scripting option w…

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    Comment #48076169

    OFDMA just makes the channels smaller. Sure there are now 10 transmitters on channel 5, but there's one transmitter on channel 5.1, one on 5.2, ... and each 'channel' has 1/10th th…

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    Comment #47825264

    All my old software before AI was self documenting and didn't need comments -- it just was obvious. Today my prompts never make slop. I'm a really good driver.

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    Comment #47796381

    Give me all your data and money plzthx Dictated but not read, big company Alternatively (in emoji description form): floppy disk, bar chart, right arrow, brain, money with wings, p…

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    Comment #47665856

    Several of them would have protested if they could have found the right arguments.

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    Comment #47576440

    IBM Plex Mono -- I guess no one ever got fired for choosing IBM?

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    Comment #47576206

    I'm really glad Hacker News disallows AI generated comments. The response I got from asking that question really is quite enlightening. Short answer: "no", long answer: "no -- fuck…

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    Comment #47556802

    I've been building my own tooling doing similar sorts of things -- poorly with scripts and podman / buildkit as well as LD_PRELOAD related tools, and definitely clicked over to HN …

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    Comment #47340931

    You could run the comments everyone else posts through an AI tool and ask it to rephrase it so that it is clean, and easy-to-read. You could even write a plugin for your favorite w…

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    Comment #47328501

    Yes. Specifically: The use of words to express something different from and often opposite to their literal meaning, and not some knifey spoony confusion.

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    Comment #47314897

    Blanchard fed the spec to the tool, and Anthropic fed the code to the tool, so Blanchard didn't do anything wrong, and Anthropic didn't do anything wrong. Nothing to see here.

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    Comment #47314700

    But why would you do that? Especially if you know there are robots enforcing that you come to a complete stop? There are many places that don't even allow rights (or lefts) on red.…