Flere-Imsaho

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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
Actually I think with flying cars it's more of a problem with noise, regulation, risk, etc than a technological problem. Supersonic again is a problem with noise and cost rather than technological. Self driving is definitely a technolo
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
Alphabet owns DeepMind, who are an AI company. In fact alphabet are lots of things, which is fine.
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
> how you have selected post-2008 government after another to completely tank the economy Well we had a choice between 2 governments... Who are basically the same. Even if a radical government is elected in a couple of years, the deep st
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
Interesting. From your website I couldn't see where you are based. The reason I'm asking is that I'd only consider using these types of services if they are European/UK based.
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
It's "solved" in that we have a way forward to reduce the errors down to 0.00001% (a number I just made up). Throwing more compute/time/money at these problems seems to reduce that error number.
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
I wake up everyday, read the tech news, and usually see some step change in AI or whatever. It's wild to think I'm living through such a massive transformation in my lifetime. The future of tech is going to be so different from
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
It's an OS thing. My Pixel 9 handled it just fine. Windows by any chance?
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
Back in 2019, OpenAI delayed the release of GPT-2, stating "fake news generation and potential misuse". I guess we have those in buckets now?
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
I should have pre-fixed it with "out of renewable energy".
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
Hydro electricity is also one of the most dangerous forms of energy production: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1975_Banqiao_Dam_failure (This is the worst disaster, but could put Chernobyl to shame?) Full list here: ht
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by Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
This is ignoring the concept of "cultures" entirely. Other cultures are not the same as mine. They do not hold the same values, morals, beliefs or language. These are all important for societies to function. Societies that are spl
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
If you're a maintainer, you can apply here: https://claude.com/contact-sales/claude-for-oss ... As mentioned in the article.
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
I feel the same. Take the Telegram app as an example: it's so slick, responsive. Even a simple button click doesn't work well on the web due to the long response time between clicking and seeing a response. Additionally, apps allo
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Qwen 3.6 Free(openrouter.ai)
5 points by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
> immediately realize the limitations of the output. I'm "all-in" on AI code generation. I very much realise their limitations, it's like any tool really. I do think they're magic, you just need to learn how to w
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
I'm taking a bet on local models to do the non genius work. Gemma 4 (released yesterday) has been designed to run on laptops / edge devices....and so far is running pretty well for me.
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
I'm using Hermes. The same applies to all agents, don't give it free reign over all your stuff. Run it within a sandbox. https://github.com/nousresearch/hermes-agent
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
No UK? Last time I checked it was in Europe. I imagine it's right near the bottom...
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P2P from scratch – The Internet is hostile(pears.com)
5 points by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago|0 comments
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Cline Kanban(cline.bot)
4 points by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
Because if you're stuck in your underground bunker, who else can you talk to?
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
What I'm about to say is probably going to be contraversial: but I think this is (long term) a good thing for opensource/freedom. The whole idea of 'apps' on a device that sits in your pocket and has access to a whole r
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by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago
The hardware is actually pretty decent, and some VR games work really well. For example this table tennis simulator honestly feels life the real thing, even down to the little "tap" in the bat when you hit the ball : https:/
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Microsoft BitNet – inference with 1.58 bits(github.com)
2 points by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago|1 comments
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Zero Point Energy(twitter.com)
3 points by Flere-Imsaho 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Flere-Imsaho 8mo ago
CSS boxes! Honestly the one thing that I'm really looking forward to is no longer having to touch CSS.
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by Flere-Imsaho 8mo ago
My feed (UK based) seems to give me the major news stories well before the mainstream (BBC), and I'm taking days if not weeks in some cases. Now it could be that's how the mainstream decides to cover a particular story? What'
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by Flere-Imsaho 8mo ago
We didn't. Big tech did, as XMPP broke down barriers so they lost their moats. I.e. it worked too well.
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by Flere-Imsaho 8mo ago
Telegram is very much more about IRC / Discord public chat rooms, rather than private group chats.
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by Flere-Imsaho 8mo ago
I was nodding my head agreeing with you but then remembered John Carmack, who seems to deliver both... He takes great pride in writing ground breaking code, for industry defining products. We should all try and be more like John Carmack.

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