anentropic

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Comment · 1 day ago
Looks very promising!

Now I have to decide which of the ERR lints we want to fix and which to exclude :)

Comment · 3 days ago
It's probably trained on YouTube videos
Comment · 4 days ago
it is a piece of furniture though, so aesthetics matter
Comment · 8 days ago
No, me too
Comment · 9 days ago
Ironically it seems to have been made by LLM ...?
Comment · 14 days ago
it's be more impressive if it wasn't so pointless
Comment · 23 days ago
LOL, I love that it inferred that this particular armadillo would be pretty smug
Comment · 29 days ago
agreed, it is bad - pixellated in a blurry way that turns letters into blobs
Comment · 1 month ago
excited to see Unikraft getting some traction...!

I guess I am curious if/how exactly the Netlify announcement relates to unikernels?

Comment · 1 month ago
Yeah I was also wondering - what do people actually do with this stuff?
Comment · 1 month ago
> One of the things I dislike about Claude is sometimes it's memory is all-encompassing. It's weird that it brings up things about my personal life when I'm talking about something related to my business

Do you use 'projects' in Claude?

I had the impression they provided discrete memory profiles on top of the shared one

Comment · 1 month ago
is that really the America you grew up in...?
Comment · 1 month ago
> > There is no negative mass, so you can always infer the one real arrangement of stuff inside from the warping of space-time at the surface of your box.

> Positive mass does not make this argument work. Two bodies in GR can have different distributions of mass but identical exterior geometry. A counterexample is two spherically symmetric, uncharged bodies with the same total gravitational mass but different radial density profiles. By Birkhoff’s theorem, their exterior vacuum geometries are identical.

I thought I understood the holographic theory better after this article. But now it's clear I don't.

Comment · 1 month ago
Probably also goes along with the shift to more efficient and quieter devices - first with the OS adding a working 'sleep' mode so you don't have to turn the computer all the way off, later enhanced by SSDs and fanless laptops etc
Comment · 1 month ago
Fortunately that's not what they are doing here

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