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webprofusion

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    Comment #48857724

    This is great stuff, I feel like fast disk (SSD) is a somewhat solvable problem, if you have many disks with the same content and a fast controller (?).

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    Comment #48840397

    I have the one with Go code on it, unfortunately I don't think that one would even compile.

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    Comment #48728808

    Interesting that it doesn't specifically call out Anti-Virus scanning (which does occasionally result in at least one of these scenarios). I've seen many SQLite database become cor…

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    Comment #48716217

    The memory manufacturers have made an interesting mistake. The tech giants of the world will be working to replace them from the supply chain as soon as possible. China already mak…

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    Comment #48670930

    How does this get on the front page of hacker news?

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    Comment #48565067

    It's a shame because it's a great little guitar practice tool and the thing it was inspired by has long since been left to rot. However they will be relaunching soon as fee[dB]ack …

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    Comment #48498664

    It looks a little basic but it's actually pretty cool.

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    Comment #48420760

    Nice, surprised this isn't attracting more comments. Obviously it's an AI-first development and it doesn't render a lot of stuff but it's still impressive. We'll see more of these …

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    Comment #48393712

    Would love to see this done for the Spark amp as well, this level of hardware hacking is beyond my skill set. I recently built my own Multi FX app/plugin ( https://guitar.soundshed…

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    Comment #48393626

    This is awesome, couldn't the firmware just be extracted from the updater though?

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    Comment #48289980

    Owning a home is like paying into a bank account made from bricks, but it increases in value. Yes it requires upkeep and maintenance, because entropy wants it to be a decaying pile…

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    Comment #48263634

    I don't think you can go completely hands-off for quality products but you can relax and let the agent do as much as possible. It does enable things that probably wouldn't have hap…

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    Comment #48105136

    Cool, seems a bit niche? Antigravity is ok but not so ok as to want to clone it, might just be me.

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    Comment #48018106

    Years you say. Snark mode activated. If you are "choosing" between operating systems, son get some rest it's past your bedtime. If on the other hand there are 3 or more different o…

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    Comment #47900869

    What we really need is a wipe on self leveling version. Finishing guitars is hard!

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    Comment #47885093

    I'm ignoring the attempted trademark trickery because TLDR; blah AI is evil blah blah other stuff.

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    Comment #47885049

    The key takeaway from this is that drama loving dinosaurs live among us. Moving on.

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    Comment #47762136

    "Can I Get Claude to Fly A Plane" isn't the same thing. Interesting though, would be a good test for different models but it relies on the test harness being good enough that a hum…

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    Comment #47748368

    You want me to pay for your UI coding subscription?

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    Comment #47584496

    My first thought was does VS Code Insiders use it (or anything it relies on, or do any extensions etc). Made me think.

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    Comment #47364124

    Ha, well proof that AI let's you build anything you can imagine. Wait till I show you Remote Desktop, one day macOS and Linux will catch up.

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    Comment #47345552

    For a HN front page article this is light on content. Should have used AI.

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    Comment #47331081

    I've used similar with SQL Server Management Studio (GH copilot) and it's pretty useful for database work and gnarly queries. This is great, but I'd prefer to see a refit of their …

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    Comment #47305218

    The most surprising thing is that everyone here is an expert on true temperament. Who would have guessed.