Flere-Imsaho

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by Flere-Imsaho 20d ago
Hi - first congratulations, System One looks really promising. The Doom demo really help me, at least, to understand how System One differs from LLMs. However the first demo (Side-by-side demonstration) - I'm struggling to understand
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by Flere-Imsaho 20d ago
> Jev can only generate structured output, right? This is probably super useful for classification/routing/scoring, My first thought was that it would be ideal for robotics? As in control of limbs, general planning, route find
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by Flere-Imsaho 23d ago
Skin on fruit is full of fiber, along with potatoes, etc. I only ever take the skin off things if it really bothers me.
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by Flere-Imsaho 23d ago
I'm 45 and only recently realised the grapes in the UK are "seedless". Grapes with seeds was not a pleasant experience when I accidentally ate one whilst in Croatia.
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by Flere-Imsaho 23d ago
I too am intrigued, so I found the following: https://itdoesnttastelikechicken.com/banana-peel-bacon/ Sounds simple enough - is there anyone who has done this? Bacon is a hard one to replicate!
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by Flere-Imsaho 25d ago
Indeed, I've only seen minimal discussion of it on X. Had me thinking it's fake news, or misinformation.
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UK Government to force tech companies to verify age of users to protect children(computerweekly.com)
6 points by Flere-Imsaho 26d ago|2 comments
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by Flere-Imsaho 27d ago
Also the support contacts, which require you to send system logs to VMWare of you want them to fix something. For a lot of companies this is a no go. Waste of money
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by Flere-Imsaho 28d ago
> quietly built a proxmox cluster Why is your place of work not moving wholesale to Proxmox? It's mad that HyperV is chosen as a solution in this day and age.
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by Flere-Imsaho 29d ago
I use the phrase "brain rot" for the low quality stuff that I scroll through. I do really hope that we retain the original meaning of "doom scrolling", as I think it's still as relevant today as the COVID days.
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
> NIMBYs are the enemy of all that is good in the world. Also see the Green parties / Greenpeace and the decline of nuclear power stations. We could have had clean, cheap energy across Europe and America, but the fear of nuclear is
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
> Would you have any interest in sharing what you've made? It's a collaborative mapping app. I hope to release and opensource it one day. Under the hood uses MQTT for users to subscribe to map updates from other users. The pr
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
> Like, what's the point, if the next AI can do it in 5 seconds? I built a phone app recently, not released to the public, just an idea I had for ages but could never spend the time actually building. Its 100% vibe coded, and took m
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
The internet is not supposed to work like this. The network was designed for robustness and fault tolerance, which allows it to reroute data if parts of the network fail. Why are we all depending on one entity for it all to work? Makes me m
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
Yeah loads. Some of which I was aware of, and didn't consider enough of a risk to mitigate. It found others which I wasn't aware of, such as open ports on printers, etc. LLMs are really good at the cyber security stuff. I've
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
I don't use OpenClaw, but rather Hermes. I have a set schedule that kicks off Hermes to scan my home network for anything out of sorts, and generate a summary that it sends to me via SimpleX. For this, Hermes uses tools such as nmap,
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
This is basically the conclusion the creator (DHH) of Ruby on Rails has come to: https://lexfridman.com/dhh-david-heinemeier-hansson-transcri... It's all going to be who has the best and most tasteful ideas. Interestin
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by Flere-Imsaho 1mo ago
I use revolut on a stock pixel 9, have been considering Graphene, but im worried about stuff like: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/117045625230764434
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
This type of post is why I come to hackernews. Up until now I've been depressed that we don't have a proper "Linux" phone os, but your explanation has properly laid bare the reason why that's a bad idea. You've
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
The world is greener now than in the 1980s according to NASA: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/earth-observatory/global-gree... Now does that translate to better crops? I don't know, but humans will do whatever
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
> Why is this statistic relevant? More people, low wages, no taxes, no infrastructure for said people. So very relevant, no?
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
I think it's even worse than that. If at some remote possibility that a criminal does get caught and charged with a crime, the prisons are full (37% foreign criminals [0]) so they won't do any prison time, and therefore no justice
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
This is an area I hope AI will help. A locally running AI (of my choosing) will filter the crap online - Ads and beheadings.
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
> No it did not. Online right wing is trying to push narrative that is all. It's sad that people don't see what's so obviously happening in the uk. Censorship is alive and well in the uk, and there are plans afoot to furth
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
A fellow Ashens fan!
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
They are not the same! The cacao differences between the two basically means the uk version tastes great, and the US one tastes like my socks.
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
Coming from the PC games industry in the 90s and early 2000s, it was a struggle to run some of the games on release. 90%* of people wouldn't be able to play the AAA games on release (think Crysis, etc). This period of local LLMs remind
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
It's only just become available for ARM, so I doubt there's much information out there yet.
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
Just a heads up, proxmox now supports ARM, so with the authors setup, it could potentially run Proxmox along with LXC for containers. LXC does provide a security boundary, more than Docker but less than a full blown VM.
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
Especially introverts! When I've been on calls all day long I'm wiped out. Talking to a machine has the same effect on me.

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