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4gb seems quite small for all of those apps to be honest.

Do you even know how much a modern electron app with tree shaking actually uses?

Most of my electron apps fully packaged are less than 100mb.

The last time they deployed it... It beat the current world champions

How hard is dspy to setup?

Isn't it a programming language type thing?

Can you even integrate that into an existing codebase easily?

I thought hackernews didn't even allow same links within 7 days.

Is there going to be some kind of plugin support for other games?

Id love to see Claude playa age of empires.

Claude plays command and conquer.

I already know there a huge AI starcraft 2 scene, but I don't think those are LLM AI.

Exactly.

Am I going to come back from coding with a function named BurgerKing or something? Lol

You're not wrong. I've been doing all of windows server (eww) work lately

I actually find bing better now for more technical searches.

Most technical Google searches end up at win fourms or official Microsoft support site which is basically just telling you that running sfc scannow for everything is the fix.

Also what effect will these extra instructions have on output?

Every token of context can drastically change the output. That's a big issue right now with Claude and their long conversation reminders.

To be fair, windows has so much backwards compatibility, I'm sure there's a ton of stuff there that's not used by 99.9% of people.

That's a good or a bad thing depending on your perspective

Where?

Because it's literally the only Jewish land/state.

Think of how many Arab states exist.

Now think of how many Jewish states exist.

Israel is literally the only claim to land Jews have. Have you seen the size of Israel? It's not exactly gigantic

Almost all of it was exactly this.

That's why it's never been done again. Because it was never done in the first place.

When I was working in MSP land this was the worst.

I had a sales guy sell a a company a replacement for their terminal server, with OneDrive lol

I almost died laughing when he explained to me the project.

I said.. you want to run cad files off OneDrive in place of a terminal/storage server?

"Yes"

Let's just say we ended up just moving their server to the cloud and VPN access onsite and for external developers.

I assume it was their first time setting up ipxe? There's a lot of hang nails with it depending on the infra you're using it in.

For 10 racks it might not make sense.

There's a lot of evidence to suggest most of her research was fraudulent

How did they not put him down after he killed an infant? That's crazy

My speed queen is always the same. But that might be because it's a commercial offering

That would be even more sad

That's straight up crime lol

What's the point of risking your freedom to give away stuff for free pirated stuff? I understand uploading to the pirate bay but streaming is a different beast entirely.

I'm not going to lie, I've used some streaming sites. But I can't understand the people behind them.

Who's giving away 100s of TB of video decode and bandwidth for free. And why?

Is this supposed to completely replace your docs? Or just supplement the commands portion of it?

Linux is not known for its stable ABI lol

On the other hand, Linus is constantly changing the submit times based on his own personal travel.

A lot of people aren't going to keep up with Linus personal travel plans just so they don't send a late patch.

Makes me sad because I used to put a lot of effort into my readmes. Not insane amount of emojis but some and actually useful badges but not overkill. But in the end they always had nicely structured layouts etc..

I feel like I have to make mine sloppier now to pass the AI smell test

Because there's markets where ip blocks sell for millions of dollars

That's why your ISP doesn't do statics for free anymore

To be fair China has a top down control that India and the like don't

I agree but for they example you picked, I imagined he was referring to their style of writing.

But if he meant literally then then yea.. that's delusional

I recall a study that said AI coded much better when in codebases with dense commenting.

I'm wondering if tsdoc/jsdoc tags like @link would help even more for context