gregman1

Touché

“Don’t get high on your own supply” - I think it’s Microsoft’s motto.

So for some time spans it goes from ridiculously cheap to just very very cheap? I support that and I see no problem whatsoever.

So actually the most successful AI was OpenRouter Intelligence? Pronounced as OÏ.

Sold!

Haskell is I think a great language for llms - just make everything as pure as possible and you are golden.

If you happened to know Japanese it’s much easier to read the original article on wiredjp than .com https://wired.jp/article/distributed-micro-roughness-aerodyn...

Same stuff! I’d rather prefer some archive link or something. Some websites are a bit aggressive these days.

Is it similar to battle tested DecapCMS? https://decapcms.org/

Works rather well indeed

And it's Oracle! Actually that's Oracle Solaris Praise Services™ now. Annual audits, no refunds.

That's a great talk, thank you for sharing!

(2024)

Interesting provocative article, I bet it will be praised on some Microsoft sponsored conference.

Wine and Proton are not tributes to Win32's portability. They are symptoms of a desktop market that Microsoft locked hard enough that the rest of us had to reverse engineer our way out. Market damage, not collaboration.

The ecosystem was not won on technical merit. OEM per-processor licensing, embrace-extend-extinguish against Java and the web, document format lock-in, and a long pattern of obstructing standardization attempts that would constrain Windows (PWI in 1994, ECMA-234 in 1995, OpenDocument later) while pushing their own through when it extended reach.

No CS curriculum holds up Win32 as exemplary API design. No system copied it. A successful API earns adoption. Win32 enforced it.

Does iOS/chrome work?

But where are these data centers? Iirc majority of these new builds are on hold.

Canceled anyway.

Paywall

2011

Aaand it’s gone https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/04/science/artemis-2-toilet-malf...

Voyager as a token of curiosity

> Answer is always line 1. Reasoning comes after, never before.

lol, closed

> Transporting his body back to Paris in the summer heat would have been difficult.

Fortunately, it's March and we're experiencing quite a refreshing chill.

Is there any initiative to port it to rust (or preferably golang) and remove weird tracking/telemetry?

I guess golang is better since we need goroutines that will basically wait for i/o and api calls.

https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush ?

Cannot agree more!

People are weird, I for one started to use em dash more often — look at me!

You never know what’s going on in someone else’s Claude Max plan =D

Right now EU is tricked by their own leading research institutes. Sad to see all these invented metrics and based-on-nothing statistics that lead only to “gib monay” at the end of the presentation.

As long as France is in EU no other country on earth can import good wine. Cheap - probably, heavily controlled and in many cases partially owned by French or in some rare cases other European companies (like in Chilean or Argentinian cases). This market is rather hardcore and kinda monopolized in EU. Go ask anyone who knows wine market or works at a Georgian (or any ex-Soviet restaurant). Georgian wine enjoyed this kind of monopoly in USSR so no surprise here. During that time wine from Moldova wine was an affordable great quality underdog.

Do we need to re-announce proof of dirty practices by Anthropic?

I noticed that some lemmy instances and channels are managed in the same way Facebook and Reddit groups are - by corporations, using many bot accounts that fake user behavior/anctivity and make echo chamber environment.

So if corpo approach was compromised why not migrate the plethora of experience and knowledge to another platform to continue brainwashing disguised as marketing strategy and facilitation.