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by 101008 6mo ago
Not sure if people interested, but since I use sqlite in a lot of my own projects, I am working on a lightweight monitoring and safety layer for production SQLite. The idea is pretty simple: SQLite is amazing, but once it’s running in produ
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by 101008 6mo ago
This may not be the post, but there is something I hate about wifi on airplanes. I don't fly that often but when I do I pay for wifi. Most airlines redirects you to a website to pay for the wifi, and it seems they block all requests to
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by 101008 6mo ago
did you test it? How do you know it works?
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by 101008 6mo ago
which has already been deleted
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by 101008 6mo ago
Based on this comment: > I definitely get this. The thing that gives me hope is that you only need to poison a very small % of content to damage AI models pretty significantly. It helps combat the mass scraping, because a significant chu
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by 101008 6mo ago
This link (and a AI generated "poster") was shared on his official Instagram account.
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Bob Dylan opened a new Patreon page to share AI content(patreon.com)
3 points by 101008 6mo ago|1 comments
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by 101008 6mo ago
This is wonderful but I feel bad for all the people who doesnt have the resources to go through the same. For 99.9% of the population, a diagnostic like his means a really different outcome. I know he is trying to fix this with his investme
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by 101008 7mo ago
"I think it's great, you should deploy it! Let me know when it's in production"
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by 101008 7mo ago
Wire transfer has no comission or extra costs associated to it, so I find it very honest.
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by 101008 7mo ago
> What confuses me are the reflexive "why would I publish if I'm not getting the ad revenue" and "why would anyone take their time w/o getting paid" type remarks. I published free content during the 90s and
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by 101008 7mo ago
A beautiful trend that has been going for 30 years ;-) One of the happiest moments of my childhood (I'm exagerating) was when my button was placed in that website that I loved to visit everyday. It was one of the best validations I eve
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by 101008 7mo ago
SaaS are not going exctinct. This reminds me of the LinkedIn posts saying they clone Slack in two hours, copying the UI, etc. Yeah, if you think Slack is private chat rooms then you should use IRC for your company. One of the most valuable
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by 101008 7mo ago
Imagine being so close to build AGI and erase software engineer in the next 6 months, that you need to throw $100M to build a certification program...
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by 101008 7mo ago
Please, it's the one thing I miss on my Pixel 10
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by 101008 7mo ago
Not sure if people interested, but since I use sqlite in a lot of my own projects, I am working on a lightweight monitoring and safety layer for production SQLite. The idea is pretty simple: SQLite is amazing, but once it’s running in produ
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by 101008 7mo ago
I think progessional photography is so wide as a definition that makes no sense. Product photography could be somehow replaced with AI, maybe, but not journalist photography at all. In fact, journalism photography is more importnat than eve
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by 101008 7mo ago
The least of the bad guys. The red line is still far away from being good guys.
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by 101008 8mo ago
I remember sending a letter to Google in 2003? 2004? (I was 13 years old) with my idea. It explained that my mom asks questions to Google instead of using keywords (remember how using the right keywrods was a skill and could affect the resu
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by 101008 8mo ago
Someone should build (not vibecode!) the next Show HN / Product Hunt where products that used AI to being built are completely forbidden.
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Ask HN: What happens after the AI bubble bursts?
42 points by 101008 8mo ago|50 comments
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by 101008 8mo ago
I agree 100% with you. It's even worse though. They haven't checked if the Readme has hallucinated it or not (spoiler: it has): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46850317
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by 101008 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing, that sounds really interesting. I can understand why you are saying it's too much work (I imagined that). If one day you want to write your memories, please let us all know! I am sure a few here would be more than e
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by 101008 8mo ago
Question: how a person can provide VPS host srevices without being a reseller? Did you own the hardware? I am super interested. Hey, I even would pay for a series of articles about this!
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by 101008 8mo ago
This is not true. And it's easy to disprove. Most SaaS pre-AI had an open source alternative. Most people didn't use them not because the open source alternative lack some features, it was because mainteinance was hard. It's
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by 101008 8mo ago
I think the main problem is when OP wrote: > I built this Instead of > I prompted this I am OK with people publishing new ideas to the web as long as they are 100% honest and admit they just had an idea and asked an AI to build it for
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by 101008 8mo ago
Even if what you are saying it's true (which is hard to prove), that may not be their fault either. Sometimes the context doesn't allow you to do what you want, what you think it's best, etc. You would say "Resign and fi
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by 101008 8mo ago
I am not fan of managers, but these are people with families behind them. 1,700 is a lot of families that may go into stress and who knows what. Let's just now talk about them as if they were just rows in a database. (I am not saying O
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by 101008 8mo ago
Love everything about this. The idea of just do something because it's enjoyable for yourself, the retro style, the toyish-aspect...
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by 101008 9mo ago
> the input token costs would destroy the unit economics pretty quickly. They say this is going to happen to every task after the stop subsidizing token costs.

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