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- >When Ive left, he took a ton of talent with him Good riddance though.
- Great work ! I wish this existed when I was writing my college thesis. Just curious about one thing How is the typeset diff generated? Is it latexdiff under the hood, or do you compare rendered pages? I'm curious how it copes when one edit changes the pagination of everything after it.
- Hm. I don’t think CarPlay “apps” can do payments, so I’m not sure whether HomeView can, either.
- SO's motto was to ignore the particular constraints of your use case, rewrite your question for you and then answer that (often marking it as a duplicate). No wonder no ones uses it anymore, its environment is actively hostile to new users.
- > I think my idea for this is that a candidate doesn’t win the election unless they get more than 50% of all eligible votes, not 50% of the votes cast. This would think out the representation significantly, and applied to presidential voting would be rather dificult. The highest share of eligible voters in US history…
- Not even getting AI to do the work, but just do basic review of it.
- Claude code has to be the worst harness I've ever used. Has anyone figured out how to rip the subscription auth/verification out so that it can be used within Pi yet?
- Using Renovate can be one of those processes.
- I enjoyed the default timezone and the timezone set by init, even though that latter is not following the IANA conventions. Turnabout is fair play for the decades that some of us had PST8PDT hardwired as the default timezone by some operating system makers. (-: That said: please do not become yet another abuser of the…
- I agree but I'm starting to think "out of touch" isn't even a harsh enough critique. Out of touch is when you're not aware what's going on in popular culture right now. What do you call it when you don't even know what it is to be human? I think maybe these people are all sad psychopaths.
- We do have a transportation worker's bill of rights. The vehicles may not tire but the drivers do, and therefore all truck drivers are entitled to mandatory rests. And self-driving cars (current ones, at least) have a similar issue: because the driver must be prepared to take the wheel at all times there's a whole…
- I agree. The only issue with the touch bar was its placement. It should have been put above the function keys and not close to where accidental touch could reach it. If they can manage a bezel-free screen they should just figure out how to wedge it in that gap somehow. But then I think they should do a MacBook Magic…
- What might help is if you had some external entity to be dependent upon you getting work done in order for it to get its work done. A job provides this kind of infrastructure to you. This suggestion only applies if you're a programmer, and assumes you were doing AI-assisted coding before you got laid off... You know…
- No need to be condescending
- The desktops bar is the part that caught my eye. I came across a similar problem when I was working on a Mac utility app of my own. Accessibility will only give the windows on the current desktop, so anything on another desktop or in full screen is just invisible to it. How does Rapto know what's open on the other…
- He does not gloss over that at all. He mentions the Open Material support, and the extra cost for the containers for said support.
- Status lines should either be optional or the tokens used for them is free. Anything else is insane.
- Totally agreed. With the difference that Apple has got a near monopoly on tablets. I don't like touch screens, they are a counter-pattern for a laptop. Yet I don't mind people liking it and using it. But I am in fear that the UI will get impacted also for non-users.
- > Or is this building towards "but can it run DOOM?" :) Well, someone took the opportunity, of course. https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1xi2jfm/i_ran_d...
- Finally a use case for Knuth's up-arrow notation in daily life.
- I’m using the default anti gravity setup. 3.8 medium is my daily driver. This gets me pretty far. (Definitely not as far as Luna and Sol). When I ask the same question to Argon it is 50% of my weekly usage limit gone. So either the usage limit is really a lot smaller or somehow argon thinks a whole lot more even for…
- That assumes they know what is going behind the scenes. The whole company is vibe coded at this point.
- OpenAI are trying to create the perception that their agents are independent thinking machines because their valuation depends on the world believing this. That is why ‘asked’ is important, and why we should question their framing of incidents like the hugging face hack too.
- The vast majority of revenue from Claude Code or from their integrating the API in their own apps?
- Looking at how a lot of modern cars are just made of glued together plastic (Mat Armstrong’s channel amongst others) I’m not at all surprised people are buying used models more regularly.