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Also dropped support for FireWire drives, as I just found out the hard way.

> A well-known limitation is that Apple only allows two macOS VMs per physical Mac. It can be a Mac Pro with 24 cores and 192 GB memory, yet it is limited to running only two guest VMs. This limitation leaks into our product offering: we can only slice Mac resources in two halves. So we run instances with 6 or 12 cores on 14-core Mac Minis and 8/16-core instances on 18-core MacBooks (we reserve a couple cores for management overhead).

Say more? I'd really like to understand the difference.

How does it compare to Zulip?

Thank god it has opinionated quirks that old timers dislike.

Otherwise we'd still be stuck in the complete dumpster fire that was the python packaging/venv we had for the previous 20 years.

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Agreed. I tried signing in and immediately hit a paywall. Can't wait to be spammed.

That said, some nifty ideas that aren't hard to prompt / reference oneself. Thanks from a swe who's terrible at design but does care about it!

Bravo

I wish I could upvote this comment more

Neat! I implemented something similar (real time playing along with GoL) for desktop:

https://github.com/hbmartin/openrndr-game-of-life

Beautiful.

Interesting! Raw JavaScript writes to an ImageData buffer enlarged to canvas. No 3rd party libs or WGSL

> going to look like the 90s "under construction" banner gifs

exactly why I love it...

> Spinal is a new way to understand a codebase, how it's evolved, and the live changes streaming into it. It's ultra-low-latency, anticipates what you'll reach for next, and bubbles up the signals and insights that deserve your attention.

Ok, but what is it?

Thanks for the $$ I'm about to spend :heart: :sob:

I've been working on a TypeScript package to provide a unified search API across these providers:

https://github.com/hbmartin/agent-web-search

So this gives a unified search experience without adding another cloud hop and dependency.

No, you cannot manually turn on HDR on iPhone.

Also clicking the logo is really fun!

"I am going to make sweeping generalized statements about an entire industry after two whole weeks of experience at one single company"... ok

HN: This site looks like all the other slop, awful to read.

Also HN: This site is doesn't look like other sites, awful to read.

That's not what the original comment is saying at all (if I'm reading it right). It's saying that negative results are valuable knowledge that are difficult to discover and collate since they tend to never be published. Nice high horse tho.

Am I the only one struggling to parse the distinction System One (the system/harness?) and Jev (the model?)?

Agree, this was really a beautiful thing to see!

Is this even still under development? Last non-renovate commit was early June

Aren't most American bibles printed in China? (Source: hazy memory)

This is the most compelling case I've come across:

https://www.decodingdiscontinuity.com/p/nvidia-hugging-face-...

tldr; Acquisition is an option on Hugging Face becoming the distribution and data-creation infrastructure for open physical AI.

Spoiler: half the time, that unknown file format is a zip containing a sqlite db