TekMol

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If they read this: You can use < instead of < to solve the "parsed as code" issue. Anyhow, it does not matter how they produce the frontend html+assets. They can still take it all and push it somewhere where it is host
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What is the issue they are trying to solve? It seems to be a static site. Bots should cause only a neglible amount of traffic per month. My guess would be less than $1. And aren't there free CDNs for static sites these days? I guess yo
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The article says that OpenTrackr is a significant and reliable player in the BitTorrent ecosystem and that it sees near daily peaks of 500,000 connections per second and that it is monetized via Patreon. So I had a look at
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logged in everywhere Where? I doubt Google can track you because you are logged into HN.
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The actual complaint is here: https://nytco-assets.nytimes.com/2023/12/NYT_Complaint_Dec20... They state that "with minimal prompting", ChatGPT will "recite large portions" of some of their art
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I have a web application with a lot of users. My users are happy to use the web. But because of better monetization options, I sometimes dabble with the idea to build a native mobile app. Some years ago, I tried to build an Android app. It
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You mean the site is not owned by Jaggi? Then why would the terms and privacy links go to Jaggi?
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The Terms page goes to "Jaggi Enterprises", "A Modern Investment Fund. We buy, build, and invest in software companies with recurring revenue.". So maybe this is not really something a guy built for his wife, but some an
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Robinhood Crypto is a trading platform where users own their own crypto and we hold it securely on their behalf. Is this regulated somehow? Are there any governmental auditors coming in from time to time and check whether
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If Blockstream wants to change the protocol in a way that Coinbase, Binance, Trezor, Electrum, Metamask, the miners, El Salvador, Grayscale and Microstrategy don't like, they will probably have a hard time pushing it through.
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That makes sense. When you accept Bitcoin payments and run your own node, you vote for the rules that your own node enforces. But to me it looks like people think just running a node is like voting for the rules on that node. Even if you do
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The way I understand it: If another person's node connects to your node, your node can stop relaying certain blocks to them. And if everybody stops relaying those blocks to them, then those blocks will not reach them. So in a way, your
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I have read that before, that nodes are a force in keeping the Bitcoin ecosystem stick to the rules. But I never understood it. What does running a node on your laptop achieve? If two parties out there agree to call some roll of toilet pape
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I have read the whitepaper and followed discussions about the protocol for quite some time, but never looked into the actual software landscape. Bitcoin Core is a "Node", right? A software you run if you want to have the whole his
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How does that work for companies like Wise Just because the existing laws do not fit a company's business model does not mean that other laws exist. So I still think there is no law that mandates forcing users to send copies
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Define "giving your ID". I can imagine that there is a law which mandates that you make sure to know with whom you are dealing. And looking at their ID would be an appropriate way to do that. Identifying someone by receiving a pho
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I think in most countries, and ID is to identify yourself with it. Not to copy it by giving someone a photo of it. If you give someone a photo, they could identify as you with that photo, breaking the whole concept of an "ID". W
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It's a sign-up page for a commercial service, not a show HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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So who is paying for the freely available models? For example there is StableDiffusion XL here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/latent-consistency/lcm-lora-fo...
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No change here. It still kills the browser and all tabs in it.
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Model is too large to load onto the free Inference API. I don't understand which models one can use for free on HuggingFace and which not. For example this 180B model works: https://huggingface.co/spaces/
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This reliably kills Firefox on Linux here. The whole browser. After a few seconds, during which the laptop fans are spinnung up, all tabs go into a "This tab just crashed" state.
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From that link: Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard and select your account and domain. What does that mean? Do I have to register a domain with Cloudflare first?
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Getting started with Workers AI + SDXL (via API) couldn’t be easier. Check out the example below: curl -X POST \ "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/accounts/{account-id}/ai&#x2F
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What is the danger here? What damage could an individual suffer because the data a dealer of auto parts holds about them got in the wrong hands? And is this just a theoretical danger "Someone could use the pieces of data to impersonate
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That's like commenting a crash test with "Not a single real human was sitting in that car".
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The project is intended to rival Nvidia Are Nvidia chips also produced in Taiwan by TSMC? And would this new project be the same, using chips made by TSMC? Or would this be a diversification away from TSMC?
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What is the deal with Ilya Sutskever's style? Can someone here identify with it? Why not shave off those few curly hairs on his forehead? Why wear a suit? Sitting in a suit next to the CEO of your company, who wears a sweater - isn&#x2
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What is the point of quoting the introductory sentence of a page full of rules? If that was the only thing about a Show HN, every corporate blog post would be a Show HN. They all have products you can try out after signing up. There is cert
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This is a blog post with a "Create Free Account" button, not a Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html "Off topic: blog posts, sign-up pages, newsletters, lists, and other reading material."

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