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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
That sounds true when you have already internalized the idea. But my environment never even suggested in can be approached this way. My school didn't teach me how to write, we just had to. Uni didn't explain this either and that w
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
One of the approaches to this that I haven't seen being talked about on HN at all is LLM as public infrastructure by the government. I think EU can pull this off. This also addresses overall alignment and compute-poverty issue. I would
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
This article matches my experience as well. Chatting with LLM has helped me to crystalize ideas I had before and explore relevant topics to widen the understanding. Previously, I wouldn't even know where to begin with when getting curi
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Remotely unlocking an encrypted hard disk(jyn.dev)
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
Glad to finally see 28th getting more traction, I was thinking about it just the other day. Personally, I'd love for EU to introduce more institutions that cut at member state sovereignty in favor of tighter integration. What comes to
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
Now he's evil and steals wages.
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
Maybe AI should be a public service provided by the state, like education is? This will at least partially solve the issue of AI-access inequality. Personally, I wouldn't mind if EU provided such a service for its residents and citizen
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
Very true. I guess that depends on what websites you find issues with? I just checked mine and all of those are quality of life improvements for fully server rendered sites like HN or phpBB forums.
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
I used this approach before and it indeed works better than the 2010-style jQuery mess. A good fit for userscripts too, where the problem you attempt to solve is fairly limited and having dependencies, especially with a build steps, is a pa
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Palantir Crashes Out in Response to GN [video](youtube.com)
62 points by Klaster_1 9mo ago|13 comments
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North America's Elevator Problem [video](youtube.com)
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
What do you do when managing context takes longer than doing everything by hand? For example, for an existing project where reading a Jira ticket may not suffice and you need to examine unbounded amount of something else, which is usually
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
I think the core issue here is that consistency bounds are arbitrary and some people tend to push to much on these. Finding the middle is hard and is political. Arguing with UX or QA whether previously unrelated features on different screen
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
"Consistency".
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
Been using experimental tsgo in VSCode for several weeks and it's night and day, can't wait enough for TS7 to ship everywhere. Awesome job, guys!
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
This is an article in Wiktionary about the word "how".
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- Wiktionary, the Free Dictionary(en.wiktionary.org)
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
>having to choose whether to walk through the easy, normal, or hard doors in game to set the difficulty level was a nice touch i'd never seen before. Have you played Quake 1 campaign before? That literally what you do at the start -
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
The author released the design as public domain, very commendable.
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
Phones are just an easy target. Dumb phones still have address books, these are social networks too that can be exploited. In fact, that's how Chechnya prosecutes and kills unwanted people, like gays or regime opponents - by unraveling
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
This could arguably be a huge contribution by EU to Ukrainian war aid, given the batteries are manufactured in Finland.
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by Klaster_1 9mo ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46196688
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A post-American, enshittification-resistant internet [video](youtube.com)
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When Vibe Scammers Met Vibe Hackers: Pwning PhaaS with Their Own Weapons [video](media.ccc.de)
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39c3: All Sorted by Machines of Loving Grace? [video](media.ccc.de)
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by Klaster_1 10mo ago
https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-a-tale-of-two-leaks-how-hackers-...
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by Klaster_1 10mo ago
You can move the menu to left and disable the animations so it opens instantly.
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by Klaster_1 10mo ago
The goal behind Amnezia is state censorship circumvention, it started as an activist project in Russia and target audience could care less about technicalities. This is something your slightly technical parents/friends can run to re-ga
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by Klaster_1 10mo ago
There's this book Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil by Hannah Arendt that explores the topic.
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by Klaster_1 10mo ago
>Freight brokers now control ≈⅓ of all loads and often award them to the lowest bidder, pushing spot rates below the cost of legal operation ... routinely run 14–20-hour days using tampered ELDs. Is the sort of "innovation" you

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