HaloZero

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by HaloZero 4mo ago
The memory shortage is really for these insane memory requirements for LLMs. A web browser and the basic mobile app will be fine. The iPhone 17 Pro has the most RAM and it's only 12GB. Hell the iPhone 16 Pro only had 8 GB. The vast maj
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by HaloZero 4mo ago
I wish it had keyboard shortcuts, it's a bit of a sludge to click through twice. Got 64,650: 20/19/17/18/12 (the intermediate one was a dumb mistake)
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by HaloZero 4mo ago
I’m not that old but Partiful and other sites have completely consumed Facebook events for me for personal stuff
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by HaloZero 4mo ago
My understanding of Singapore work culture though is it's intense and competitive. Yes the housing is cheaper and more accessible but it's the same age to get there (maybe a bit earlier). You aren't "economically secure&
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by HaloZero 5mo ago
I really hope the next person in charge gives up on business deals and aims for more personal updates. I store all my photos on Dropbox. The fact that they don’t a have a good way to manage it is still painful
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by HaloZero 5mo ago
Is it free for now? This looks like a huge solve to a problem
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by HaloZero 5mo ago
I'm curious how much of that will keep occurring though? These underage influencers I assume had a following that existed that they want to manage. But if you can't start one without an agency or an adult running things won't
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
It's not a bandaid because American urban design isn't going to change substantially. I don't see American cities changing their mind on how they build and where they build.
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
How did you come up with 50 billion? It’s a 2% one time tax no?
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
If you haven't listened/read it, I think the Ezra Klein interview with Alex Bores (who formerly worked at Palantir) and how he talks about how it was in 2014 vs now. It's also insane that a PAC campaigning against Bores is fu
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
Because we regulated it when it got bad. Other countries have had opioid epidemics and they’ve had to intervene. China is a very famous example because the British didn’t like the crackdown as it affected other trade
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
Who is going to invade Iran and stop them from shooting missiles at passing chips?
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
I think it's fairly straight forward why. It's because Delve broke the law and got other YC companies in trouble vs other industries & people not under the YC banner.
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
I thought all the US ones existed in US states/territories? The ones in the middle east could be potentially destroyed true though.
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by HaloZero 6mo ago
Hmmm, is this supposed to do something on OSX 26.3? I tried setting it to 10 and it doesn't seem to do anything? Wonder if there's something new for Tahoe.
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
So wait if solid state is too expensive? What replaces lithium ion batteries? What breakthrough do you expect in solid state to make it cheaper in 2028?
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
The problem is that Iran has the Houthi's in Yemen. And they're within missile/bombing range of the current pipeline.
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
I talked to my friends who aren't in tech a lot about what they would want with software. A lot of the benefits of small software like this would actually be compliance and reporting issues with non-profit. Sifting through large amount
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
Bah it has quite a few dependencies which I imagine won’t fly on iOS. More possible to build a remote streaming capability to it.
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
Would it possible to port this to car play? Or does the embedded python not work for iOS apps?
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
Thank you for this post. I was debating about moving from Feedly and this just saved me a lot of headaches. At this point the main reason I stay on Feedly is their ability to handle fake email subscriptions into their RSS format. So many bl
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
Trump has made coming into the US less attractive which is a source of a huge amount of money for colleges and other schools in the US. Foreign tuition is $$$. Plus cuts to the department of education, non profit spending in general. That’s
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
I love this! It’s a fantastic little free app. Any reason you don’t open source it? I’d love to help fix some bugs that I encounter.
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
But can it manage external libraries or use only the existing sdk? I had a non tech friend run into an issue recently where she wanted to automate a pdf action. Eventually I realized she needed to run homebrew and install a library. Curious
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
But that's the thing, most "gamers" aren't the ones that games that normally on Steam are targeting. Mobile Gaming is almost double the size of Console Gaming by revenue. Some people just like having a huge screen for th
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
You'd be surprised by the horsepower some games require, my wife plays Love and Deep Space and she recently just bought a new iPad because the game requires some good specs and a LOT of storage space. She's not a "serious gam
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
Yeah, installing some script to get a command line tool doesn't seem worth it.
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by HaloZero 7mo ago
Easy, it was Israel that probably did it and it's been shown time and time again that they can do this without political fallout under the guise that the target was a hiding spot for the military assets of Iran (or Hamas in the case of
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by HaloZero 8mo ago
Doesn't Artemis intend to launch humans? It seems like Space X Starship approach is hella dangerous for astroanuts.
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by HaloZero 8mo ago
I imagine because the other jobs all around SE isn't as outsourcable. Designs and PM in particular. At some point the timezone pain is not worth the cost savings.

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