UmYeahNo
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Ugh. No opinions on the content, but that scroll behavior is just terrible.
Every chat I've tried results in:
{"message":"Please send a valid domain brief."}
HN: Lament devs losing jobs to AI
Also HN: Fuck those voice actors and their careers.
Search "flock surveillance". Flock is a very controversial company, with a lot of ill will directed at it.
Using "flock" in the name is an interesting choice given the perception of Flock.
"I ran more than 100 experiments. Most didn’t work. A few got me here."
And here.
I wonder if this is as efficient or as effective. The guy holding the skimmer was viral and garnered a lot of attention to the situation. This site, while something I support, probably won't. Maybe it'll be the place people find
after learning about the guy holding the sign.
Now, if the guy holding the skimmer had a sign with the URL on it, then we're on to something.
Posted by
UmYeahNo on Saturday July 25, 2026 @05:32PM
from the cltampa.com dept.
which they are you referring to? Antifa or the gov't?
Which I think are all in the domain of the C-Suite to anticipate and handle, aren't they? If they aren't preparing for those situations then maybe they aren't the right folks for the job.
Let 'em have em. They already messed up this company, let them go mess up the competition now. Sounds like a plan. Encourage the lowest performers to go.
Angela Collier's video about Feynman completely changed my view of him.
I agree. The combination of one game per day, and a timer is not a great combo. Having a total time at the end would be a great way for people who want to compete on time, and for anyone else who actually wants to finish they can do that too.
I learned this knot from this video a while back -- I've used it ever since. It cinches the shorts tight, but is easy to release. It works especially well on strings that are slippery and don't hold a typical bow very well.
One drawback is that the two ends often end up different lengths, but otherwise it's a great knot!
I expected that I should drag the items on the board to the corners.
When I got old enough to finally afford those toys I discovered I couldn't hear above 16khz anymore.
Thanks for the perspective!
Yeah. I'm currently on an Mac Mini m2 Pro with 32GB or ram, and I was so curious how much more I could get out of the Apple ecosystem. Thanks for your perspective.
Thanks for the link. I'll take a look.
Excellent. Thanks for the info!
Posted by
UmYeahNo on Thursday February 05, 2026 @06:34PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Curious to know your experience running local LLM's with a well spec'ed out M3 Ultra or M4 Pro Mac Studio. I don't see a lot of discussion on the Mac Studio for Local LLMs but it seems like you could put big models in memory with the shared VRAM. I assume that the token generation would be slow, but you might get higher quality results because you can put larger models in memory.
Well, you can safely assume that everything in Librivox was used to train the AI. So, "benefit" or "detriment"... you make the call.
demo is broken?
runtime error
Exit code: ?. Reason:
Container logs:
===== Application Startup at 2024-11-04 13:47:44 =====
Very helpful that it doesn't tell you which ones you got wrong. /s
Perhaps a local idiom to my area, not sure. It means getting into someones "business", in the same sense as "mind your own business". If you're getting up into my chicken, then you're sticking your nose into my business.
Hypothesis: Elon created Grok to get up in Altman's chicken, so turnabout is fair-play.
The fact that it only drove a few inches, at virtually standstill speed is somehow more impressive. From the title I expected some 100mph momentarily upside down barrel roll type scenario.