foderking

the gap between #1 and #2 basically makes US #1000 or something

great summary

crazy

it always was. you people just gaslit yourselves into thinking it wasn't. intel macbooks were always pretty bad

way too many macbook fanboys in the comments that don't know much about modern laptops

- Lenovo Yoga 9 (https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Yoga-Pro-9-16IMH9-lapto...). 3200x2000 display. Thickness 18.2 (M3 Pro 16.9). - Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 2024 (https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ROG-Zephyrus-G16-2024-rev...). display 2560x1600. thickness 16.4 (thinner than M3) - Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 2024 (https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ROG-Zephyrus-G14-2024-rev...). 2880x1800. thickness 16.4 (again thinner)

all these are likely cheaper per GB RAM and per TB SSD

yeah... he is definitely not trolling (/s?)

2025 year of Linux desktop finally?

cool blog

idk about the LLM part, but the rest of this is not true. there's multiple laptops that compete or even beat MacBooks in display, battery life, performance etc. and the MacBook displays have really slow response times

it's safe to say it was a "masterful gambit"

go error handling is retarded. monads exist

you are absolutely correct. Yall can downvote me too

its actually hard for robots to compete with 10 year olds

"i think xyz would be what finally kills twitter" "this time bro, just trust me. it wouldn't go like the 1000 other times i predicted twitter would get killed"

nice cope

you mean f# active patterns?

JavaScript isn't slow

a few lines of css will massively improve mobile experience

yeah. wasn't that even part of the reasons he fell out with the other PayPal peeps

yeah

who in thier right minds wants to train data on 4.....chan

...or f#, which is actually the "better ocaml"

blocking doesn't even stop troublemakers. They can just create another account. I agree with musk here. blocking is mostly useless

can they?

his experience isn't unique. it is in fact very common, from what I've seen

go is such an ugly language. smh

based f# enjoyer

That’s common with people used to languages which provide poor parser generators.

lmao

lmaoooo. hackernews is the last place I expected to see a spacebattles link