SilentM68

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   by SilentM68 2mo ago

   [flagged]
2. 32.▲
   by SilentM68 2mo ago

   Racket's top dog in my book :)
3. 33.▲
   by SilentM68 2mo ago

   Seems to work when I click the juggler.app in Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat) GNOME's desktop. Running same app via terminal does not launch the app. Appear to be a sandbox issue common in Noble Numbat. In this case, WebKitGTK's sandb
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   by SilentM68 3mo ago

   The Genie is already out of the bottle. Economists sounding the alarm will not translate into action because poor countries see AI as an equalizer and the economists & the rich as one in the same, their common enemy. Only way to reverse
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   by SilentM68 3mo ago

   Firstly, let me say that "AI 2040: Plan A" is a nicely done presentation. If feels like reading an interactive graphic novel with a narrator to boot. Can't wait for the book, series or movie :) Plan A seems like a good start
6. 36.▲
   by SilentM68 3mo ago

   > And the reason current US policy opposes clean, renewable energy is --- purely political. What isn't "purely political?" Everything is political in the world, unfortunately.
7. 37.▲
   by SilentM68 3mo ago

   Thank you :)
8. 38.▲
   by SilentM68 3mo ago

   Awesome! I was just about to ask just that question? Thank you, SM
9. 39.▲
   by SilentM68 3mo ago

   Reminds me of the Gloing Plant Project. I never got my glowing flower but would have settled for the instruction manual, also never created :( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glowing_Plant_project By the by, can't
10. 40.▲
    by SilentM68 3mo ago

    I agree, the future looks very dim for tech degree grads. I would not even recommend a degree from an elite school. Grads'll be in debt for a long time.
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    by SilentM68 3mo ago

    This is not going to win me any new fans but first problem I see is who can truly prove "actual innocence?" Only way to do that is to use "Sodium thiopental". Last time I checked that is not allowed in the American Justi
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    by SilentM68 3mo ago

    In your opinion, which administration have you known to have issued a pardon that was equally justifiable in the eyes of members of political parties from both sides of the isle?
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    by SilentM68 3mo ago

    Yes, they are. People have to find ways to make money to pay rent, bills and eat, particularly when their resumes are not as densely packed as others. This is one way to do it. Wish I could do it, too :)
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    by SilentM68 3mo ago

    Good Books :)
15. 45.▲
    by SilentM68 3mo ago

    Don't feel bad. I've been down-votted and banned into obscurity meerly for providing my opinion. Do as I did, get a gigantic list of all legislators and government officials, sent them a nice letter informing them of how HN's
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Question, Is it compatible with Ollama, ComfyUI or are those providers unneeded, compatible with low-end hardware? Also, where does "./setup.sh/ drop the components in Linux? Thank you, Sol
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    This behavior, is unprofessional. It erodes YCombinator's reputation as a company and the trust of its users as a whole, whether they realize it or not. As for there not being a remedy, sure there is. FCC’s Section 230 has no teeth at
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Most politicians are easily swayed when their political bacon is on the line. Perhaps there is yet some hope for California!
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    I do, actually. Trying to find good material to read for Odin programming language. Most books, are just hard to follow, not newbie-friendly, always gushing with bloat, with things that make the book fatter, making it easier to up the price
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Nice design, but I can't afford the $3.50 price of the cup of coffee, atm (◡︵◡)(◠‿◠)
21. 51.▲
    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    I've had a similar problem. I originally started learning programming with BASIC, assembly, procedural, event-driven, languages, found OOP bloated and thus counter productive, time consuming, still do. Have tried to focus on functiona
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Thank you :)
23. 53.▲
    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    I am not anti-AI. My issue with HN is that there is no real balance of opinions, no actual policing. Just feels like another mainstream free-for-all media tool :( That being said, I shall consider your suggestion :) Sol
24. 54.▲
    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Cool comic :)
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Well, imagine not having the time in the world to read the 40 page docs that are referenced on a forum like this. By the time you read, analyze, absorb and make a conclusion, it is time to hit the sack. So, AI helps to analyze, TLDR, summar
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Apologies I misspoke. Different browser not the solution. Meant to say using non-AI search engines like Kagi or presearch should resolve the issue. There is limited time when one's on maneuvers in the Caribbean. Asked one of our tech c
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    "Ignore, Remember, Stop, Dismiss, and Disregard seem to cause issues on some browsers. The AI mistakes the query for a chatbot instruction :) Adding "-ai" to the end of the word should bypass the issue, e.g. "Ignore -ia&
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    I like using uv environments better for some stuff instead of Conda environments because of the speed difference. For example, I just tried installing Nvidia's Sana via Conda environment and my system froze during the wheel building ph
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    I did, but I think most people here are just reacting to everybody else's differing opinions cause most if not all have a love/hate relationship with Musk. Doubt anybody here is actually reading the story and understanding and fai
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    by SilentM68 4mo ago

    Maybe there was another reason for the Iran strikes? https://www.facebook.com/reel/1448330470095627 Thank you for letting me in! Sol Roth PS: Hope you like the décor. I’m redecorating your thoughts permanently.