Doesn't excuse it but in case you or other readers are unaware, there are some ways to mitigate it: https://arhan.sh/blog/native-instant-space-switching-on-maco...
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I love that there are no images, not even Unicode emojis, no ads, no side bars, etc.
Long lines of sight are between stuff at high altitudes because at near sea level the horizon becomes a problem after only a few miles/kilometres.
If you haven’t tried it already I highly recommend Hacker News.
I tried a similar test using Python and Claude Code and it generated something that outputted a sorted list of directory contents, like ls.
However, unlike the author, this doesn’t lead me to think this is AGI. How many posts are there out there that these models would be trained on have people explaining strace outputs and comparing code to them?
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So your cesium counting device will fauthfully provide such a count and depending on their altitude it will be at different rates.
Both clocks are each experiencing time at the usual one second per second but gravity dilates spacetime.
Locally, a second is always a second, but from everywhere there is no such asbsolute, just as there is no universal "now".
What happened, from memory:
1. Tap piece at original location
2. Tap piece at destination
3. Piece animation commences
4. Piece animation finishes
5. Move sound occurs
Everything was smooth except there was an approximately half second delay (may have been less) between 2 and 3.
Except it requires people to install Docker.
It is, however, a terrible tutorial (it's full of beginner errors made by people who don't understand C but think they do based on behavior by whatever compiler they're using at the time).
There is presumably some correlation between sites riddled with ads and having terrible content. Perhaps ad-blockers should show how many ads they have blocked more prominently.