Imustaskforhelp

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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Love using maki on 500mb and 1gb ram tiny vps's where opencode sometimes could go OOM. I really love maki, its awesome!
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Beautifully said. I feel as if the society that we are living in does have a lot of implicit trust and if I may, I would like to add onto it with a few things. Trust works in a society when incentives are aligned with trust ie. you trust th
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> All consumer surplus is siphoned into the hyperscalers. which could then be used to train even larger models or even more better models for this exact use case and the cycle could continue. I had never thought about it but I could see
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> Current construction completely ignores the nearby communities present and future development. The issue is an incentive one, for the companies involved in the construction. Right now, they are getting paid so much to build it fast .
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
(I have only watched the first season of Dr. House and watched a lot of clips of the shows. I am more familiar with Dexter and also recently The Mentalist) I would say that it depends. I know that Dr. House once caught a girl who had a cond
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Oh yes they are. Occassionally when I am on a device which doesn't have an ad-blocker. I witness it and I am always left feeling shocked at how many ads Youtube can have. We really don't know the plight of so so many Youtube users
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> Not sure you have to cut back on something that you really enjoy, so much that you wanna do it every day, even if you get cranky when someone (sometimes you) ruin this ceremony for you. Why would you cut back when the biggest negative
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Coffee (caffeine related products really) from my understanding seems to harshly impact deep sleep. If you are asking in good faith (which I hope you do because its HN and we are curious people, aren't we!), I recommend looking at r&#x
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Yup! This was the study that I was mentioning. Thanks for providing the original link for that :-)
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
It is unclear to me though how much of your expectation might be set by the training dataset. For example, Python and Typescript have the most amount of codebases and training being done on. So I feel as if that plays a part into the overal
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Yup its a really decent advice overall but I feel like there were some few use-cases I think where postgres made more sense but I found the initial setup to be slightly more complex than sqlite and oh I love both sqlite and postgres and was
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I would like to get the explaination too. Imagine if you can prompt inject your boss to increase your salary haha :)
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
The price of Datacenter are the AI chips but the bottleneck in creation of them is power, given how much power exhaustive they are (and rightfully so) people protesting against it because its them who pays the price. That being said, the sh
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
If this is just designed for AI economics. The end output of these datacenters are the tokens which are mostly relatively really small data and is not sensitive to latency.
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
You also lose the protections given by legal jurisdictions. Also regulation and tax by being offshore have much easier ways to be bypassed and which are already being done effectively so by utilizing already existing legal structures and ju
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Its power connections which is the major roadblock and as such obviously planning permissions get tricky because as we see in so many cases, so much grid electricity is used that that the planning permissions become tricky and rightfully so
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Very interesting I am curious how this is the case, could you share some more details/information about it? Also, how does it compare to say, accepting gold or treating a gold based ledger instead treating gold as a currency and simila
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
No, I am not running WASM binaries of PG in production given its perf hit but I would like to have the simplicity that I have with sqlite.
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I think that you might be talking about pglite.dev when talking about wasm from my understanding, Wasm has a performance hit though from my understanding and unless one plans to run postgres on web. on the other hand a static cross platform
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
speaking of Cosmopolitan, is postgres supported within Cosmopolitan. I would like to know because I would love a static cross platform postgres
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
(IANAL) I think that the deeper thing from this lawsuit is that from my understanding, (inherently) Search engines are considered public indexes and the data (URL's,index) behind it is considered uncopyrighted and as such aren't p
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Nothing stops anybody from suing anybody else (and maybe even winning) though. What Napster was doing in isolate was just a technology yet RIAA and others sued and the lawsuit had led to the conclusion that the tech could be held reliable a
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
(IANAL), but the argument would be the same because how compiled code (binary data) is copyrightable but the code (binary data) of an image of a painting created by say a monkey itself with no human involvement isn't. As such as they h
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I had a vibe when reading it that this text was AI generated and checking it on gptzero proves it to be the case.
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
This is really awesome, I love what people are building on iroh wow! because its built on iroh I feel like it could be possible to even extend this so that for example, we could share files over an excalidraw/lexidraw instance as well
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Could there be a proper committee/association which can have all good faith search engines (which work for the purpose of search rather than AI related) which could show their proper IP/networks and cloudflare could have an option
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Yeah exactly, I don't understand the trend of it to be honest. Buying a VPS (even a low end vps like 500mb ram or 1GB could be good) and you can use maki.sh (written in rust) as compared to opencode/claude-code etc. which I have h
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> “we’ve been suckered into using something with sweetheart attention before only to have the rug pulled when we’re ‘reliant’”. It makes me feel like this is like the corporate form of love-bombing perhaps, oof, I think that two reasons
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> (and not mentioning that they were an F200 or something). I am not a F200 company or anything, just a normal guy but I have the opinion that I personally like the companies who treat normal accounts and the general experience/supp
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> execute unsafe code. I have a question regarding sprites but when executing unsafe code, because by definition its unsafe, what happens if the code violates terms of service of fly/sprites. Would only that particular sprite be rem

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