aliasxneo

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by aliasxneo 2mo ago
Glad I'm not crazy. This is exactly the behavior I've witnessed over the years.
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by aliasxneo 2mo ago
No, you're trying to egg me into a political conversation on HN, and I'm refusing. I thought that was pretty clear in the last comment.
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by aliasxneo 2mo ago
I've had plenty of political conversations on HN before. I've literally been on the platform for almost a decade. It's always been bent one way - which makes political dialogue a pointless endeavor.
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by aliasxneo 2mo ago
And I had the opposite experience. It's a really interesting phenomenon that I can't really explain. My co-founder swears by Deepseek and yet just the other day we were conversing and he was telling me about some of the issues wit
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by aliasxneo 2mo ago
> Agency spreadsheets Georgetown obtained and analyzed show it sent the FBI the DNA of at least 1.36 million people between October 2020 and the end of 2024, more than a dozen times ICE's rate during the same time period. So at the
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by aliasxneo 2mo ago
I feel like it ends up being heavily emotion/perception driven. NGOS are "good" and "scientific reports" always tell you the truth. Combine the two and you have a recipe for serving information with reduced backlash
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
At the bottom most level, self-preservation.
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
I'd wager it has something to do with this: https://www.cltampa.com/news/creative-loafing-tampa-bay-has-... .
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
What tools do we have to countermeasure the state sponsored bias in the Chinese models? Doesn’t seem like a smart plan if individuals can just compensate for the bias.
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Interesting. Two things stand out to me: 1. dang specifically posted a comment saying the rule has been around for _years_ [1] 2. I browsed the top upvoted comments and they seem to almost universally lean towards this being a good thing. T
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
> Luckily for you, as far as I can tell you don't have any concrete reason to fear having your repos taken down. Or at least I haven't been given any. Unfortunately you can't make that decision. I have to wait and find out
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
This is basically the argument I've seen over and over again from the Codeberg community. Boo hoo, you misunderstood the writing on the wall and now you're stuck doing a bunch of work. Goodbye. I mean, more power to you (the commu
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
> That seems like a completely different concern than what you originally stated? I started with a hypothetical. Then I used an actual real-world example. I have 100+ repos on GitHub spanning a wide array of technologies. If I moved all
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
I really don't understand the argument, to be honest. If somebody is participating in something with a perceived expectation, and then that expectation gets contradicted not once, but twice, why is it unreasonable to assume it might ha
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Did it get much attention? I don't know of a single person who finds value in LLM generated comments on social platforms. The fact that Codeberg is getting attention for this move is likely because it alienated a part of the community
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
> You are effectively saying you do not trust the judgement of the community to accept you long term. Correct. I was previously engaging with this community and had moved some repos over from GitHub. One of those repos deals with cryptog
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Based on this precedence, if I'm accepted into the community today, how would I know I'll be accepted tomorrow? If you're literally just using Codeberg as a mirror, then sure, it doesn't really matter much. But like you
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
I play heavily modded Minecraft and have always dreaded endgame where you're often building out massive infrastructure. Would be amazing to have a little embedded ChatGPT that could generate modded structures with a prompt. The factory
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
That left me a bit speechless. It's crazy what people have done over the years with Redstone.
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Curious how you justify their pricing? Last I checked the $/identity extended to machine accounts which absolutely blew my mind.
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
You're right, this is a duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48910087 .
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Is the OP the author of this? Because they are writing responses here that are unquestionably unedited LLM generated responses. The project looks cool, and I'm particularly glad to see a reach for a p2p container registry, but that sor
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
We'll probably do a name presale, but this is deep tech/big infra we're setting up, so it wouldn't be enough. That's why we're busy partnering with like-minded individuals to do a non-traditional raise. We did
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
It's using a decentralized backend. No, it's not using any existing blockchain, nor does it have any tradable token. It does have some blockchain properties, but the main layer is built on top of libp2p. Agreed it's a very ha
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
You register a DNS-style name. Registrations lasts a year with a 3 month post-expiration window to reregister, otherwise it gets released back. The system goes out of its way to make name trading uneconomical - specifically to work against
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
I've been working on a project for the last six months that brings mTLS to the masses. Meaning, post-quantum end-to-end encryption with human readable identities. It uses a decentralized root of trust for, basically, a lot of the histo
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Sounds like a good idea. Too bad that's not what went into the ToS.
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
https://blog.codeberg.org/we-stay-strong-against-hate-and-ha... It's not like they've been hiding their activism.
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Really wish they would spend a cycle or two on the automation/economy side. I know they've been really into combat lately. It's one of those games where the scale is exhilarating and then you spend hours cursing at the screen
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by aliasxneo 3mo ago
Has anyone cancelled their $200 ChatGPT subscription and started using Kimi? It'd be an interesting metric to measure. I for one have no motivation to use this model. Nonetheless, I'm always happy to see more competition.

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