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X has gotten significantly worse for me. For what it's worth, I am not super anti-Elon or super left-leaning, and I only say that because I'm sure a lot of people may think I'm bia…

My guess is people are upset that this technology is getting pushed on them and through the industry with the promise (and shown side effect) of replacing them permanently. The fai…

What is cheaper? Forcing my team to work on something they don't want to or adding a network node (that happens to also be the industry standard)? I used to think in absolutes abou…

What lights did you get? I have Oasis. Love them but same thing would rather control them through a central bot or something.

Nah this isn't mean at all. I think this is the correct takeaway. I actually felt like I understood how the system worked and it wasn't that difficult for me, but I also understood…

Great point. > It is so rare that a new moving part beats other factors Fair! I will restate that we were growing very fast, so that's probably an outlier environmental factor that…

I once was the CTO of a company that serviced about 100k requests per day across all our services. We grew to millions and eventually 10's of millions, but, somewhere along the way…

So this is like branch prediction for operating systems? Except we have probability baked into the model itself so it’s even more reliable.

I hate to be negative but it feels like this is relevant to the article. I cannot bring myself to read articles that are so clearly spat out as AI slop. There’s a part of me that d…

I don't really know how to word this, but it feels like we've lost a loving kind of wisdom as a society. In an effort to be better and provide access to women (a good thing), we ha…

This looks really cool. I have never colo'd my laptop, but I do work off my Windows laptop from my Mac via Parsec (remote viewing software for gaming) and by flipping system settin…

> “Along with physically redundant wires, we have logically redundant network planes. We have redundant flight computers. All this is in place to cover for a hardware failure.” It …

> Eve independently screened some 1,600 chemicals and modelled how their structure related to their activity to predict which ones were worth testing. King and his group armed the …

Is it kosher to start flagging posts as AI slop?

This is an interesting perspective. What happens if there is a large global war? Do researchers who were previously against working with the DoD end up flipping out of duty? Does t…

I am on the same site. It’s trash and doesn’t even come close to detailing the internal dynamics. People have no idea what’s actually going on inside, but I guess it’s simpler to j…

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Might be a dumb question, but isn’t the risk of cold joints proportional to your skill in soldering in general? Important context: I am definitely a noob to soldering

I will be honest. I love open source. But something that really annoys me about the open source community is that the developers take this holier-than-thou approach to backing up m…

There are agentic ways to submit to the journey even if it’s going to suck for a while and there’s no apparent end in sight. Gratitude. God. Whatever. Lots of people submit by with…

I cancelled my ChatGPT subscription today in favor of using Grok. It’s literally the difference between me never using ChatGPT to using Grok all the time, and the only way I can ex…

A seriously impressive piece of work, especially only in 6 months. Bravo! :)