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This reminds me of PhantomJS

>We should not sell powerful chips or chipmaking equipment to China, and we should crack down on the rampant smuggling3 and workarounds used to obtain access to such chips. China h…

Imagine regulating a programming language. I remember when Delphi, Vb6, .net, etc was used often to create Remote Access Trojans and viruses were widespread. Companies didn't compe…

I really love this!

I'm looking forward to better open source models. Now I just need to afford the compute to run these models.

This is why I don't always use the official Gemini Web app. Lately I've found that it's more useful to utilize a CLI. I'm looking forward to the day they add MCP in the web.

Happy Father's Day!

rather interesting, except the spamming of the inappropriate messages.

I'm excited to see more OSS models

If I had an eGPU right now, I'd 100% be using Qwen

Yesterday, I gave Claude Fable 5 a very simple task. The task was to create a few components and embed them onto another page. It ended up completely missing the mark and embedding…

lol :D fair enough

I was literally just thinking about the desire to have a mouseless keyboard solution yesterday.

Same here. I had a window's phone at some point. Would have loved it with a stylus.

> Everything is relative. That makes me realize how much of society, economics and our nature is really like a current, ripples in a big ol ocean. Supply and demand baby.

At one point I remember DDR2 ECC coating like $150-$180 Looking at it from that frame, it seems reasonable.

I would assume this would set a precedent for the government to have early access to proprietary technology before it was ever released?

The appearance of genuine, authentic interest would functionally appear to be the same as the actual true nature of it. I would imagine that the more frequent those connections are…

Functionally that makes sense to me. Something has a property of infinite must mean that it is infinite in nature? What if we can infinitely debate those questions because of infin…

Without reading the context of the article yet, I would assume this means that we've observed another seemingly infinite component of existence ?

This makes me think about how much the world really has come because of our nature to connect with each other. Small things scaling.

As absurd as it sounds, their brains had to find something to associate that context with. He gave off a signal, and they had to interpret it somehow. Maybe it was so absurd and ou…