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by 34679 1y ago
>Oil If we want their oil, we can buy it like reasonable people do. What you're referring to is armed robbery. >Iran is the principle destabilising element in the middle east Is this a joke? The country that has not started any w
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by 34679 1y ago
It sure sounds like you're talking about Israel.
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Yes.
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by 34679 1y ago
Yes, absolutely. Iran has never started a war with anyone.
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by 34679 1y ago
TikTok ring a bell?
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And you believed them? You think a country with almost 100 million people only have a single cracked version of Win XP to use as their OS?
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by 34679 1y ago
Follow-up. I pasted the above into ChatGPT because I genuinely wanted to know how to get my 20 bucks back. That request is in and they say I'll get a response in 2-3 days. I then asked it "What are the potential risks of agreeing
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by 34679 1y ago
I'd like to offer a cautionary tale that involves my experience after seeing this post. First, I tried enabling o3 via OpenRouter since I have credits with them already. I was met with the following: "OpenAI requires bringing your
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by 34679 1y ago
Just like with human engineers, you need to start with a planning session. This involves a back and forth discussion to hammer out the details before writing any code. I start off as vague as possible to see if the LLM recommends anything I
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I anticipate the opposite. Humans will struggle to differentiate themselves from autonomous output. In so doing, their "voice" will shift more and more away from what we recognize now. That might simply mean more profanity,since t
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by 34679 1y ago
That's fair. It is not the cheaper option, unless you use free or low cost models from a provider like OpenRouter. Of course, that comes with a performance hit. What I like about it is the flexibility. I run Devstral Small locally for
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by 34679 1y ago
>What is your experience so far? I cancelled my Cursor subscription and haven't used it since. I experimented with Aider for a bit, it's also pretty great. Their architect mode seems to be the way of the future. It allows you t
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by 34679 1y ago
That's pretty amusing, considering Trump spent decades as a NY Democrat.
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by 34679 1y ago
>crap shoot Funny you say that: "It is a major constituent of bile and can be found in the large intestine. It is named after Latin taurus (cognate to Ancient Greek ταῦρος, taûros) meaning bull or ox, as it was first isolated from o
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by 34679 1y ago
Yeah, for sure. That's why I tried Cursor for a month. But as soon as I ran out of fast requests it became unusable. It had me waiting several minutes for the first token. I didn't realize how bad the experience was, fast requests
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by 34679 1y ago
Void is basically the same thing, but open source and better. It's easy to use with any provider API key, even LM Studio for local models. You can use it with free models available from OpenRouter to try it out, but the quality of outp
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by 34679 1y ago
To point 4-“aren’t these cables better?” Any honest installer would give the honest answer: "No."
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Best Buy is selling a $400 "digital Ethernet" cable for "cleaner, clearer sound"
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Ask HN: What's your favorite architect/editor pair with Aider?
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Are we Americans just going to sit around while our greatest ally starves 14,000 kids to death with the help of our tax dollars? Are any of you OK with this?
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by 34679 1y ago
I take issue with the qualifier "these days". On day one, it was mostly fake accounts set up by the founders. https://m.economictimes.com/magazines/panache/reddit-faked-i...
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This seems to imply that the only thing we import from China is junk. That hasn't been the case for decades. Beyond the junk we have pretty much the entire consumer electronic market, and beyond that the equipment running the infrastru
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by 34679 1y ago
Nearly everyone in the urban areas of China spoke some English when I visited way back in 1995. It's a bilingual society.
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by 34679 1y ago
Yes, they do. Taxes and shipping are separate line items on every Amazon invoice.
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by 34679 1y ago
If they can't scale 300 searches for way less than $5 in costs, they are doing something very wrong. Consider that you can get 1M tokens of inference for less.
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by 34679 1y ago
Kagi search is great, but I'm not willing to pay more than $5/mo for search and 300 searches isn't enough. I have no interest in Kagi AI. Adding more searches would've caused me to sign up again. A rate limit instead of
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by 34679 1y ago
The solution is simple and obvious: mandatory in-person student orientation before classes begin.
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by 34679 1y ago
I think we need to re-term dosage levels for LSD. A micro dose is a therapeutic dose. A recreational dose is an overdose. It's not really any different than say, DXM in Robitussin.
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by 34679 1y ago
I've been short on work, which means I've been poor. I use my off time to work on side projects that I simply could not afford to complete if I paid what US companies charge for tools, components, and custom PCBs. My ability to in
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by 34679 1y ago
A few months ago, I had an AliExpress order beat an Amazon order to my house. I wasn't using Prime, but the AliExpress order did ship from China. It took about a week.

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