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by asim 1y ago
It is officially declared a genocide by the UN commission. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8641wv0n4go
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by asim 1y ago
Just to echo other sentiments. Don't use PayPal to hold your crypto. Yes it will open the gateway to existing PayPal users and enable them to transact in these currencies. But the reality is that these centralised entities do not opera
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by asim 1y ago
Eventually with all technology you realise we need regional localised players who can cater to the regulations and nuances of those markets. Yes we'll continue to have global providers of AI technology like OpenAI but it's vitally
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by asim 1y ago
Further to my point https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2025/09/07/stripe-s-tempo-bl...
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by asim 1y ago
> Who will run validator nodes? "A diverse group of independent entities, including some of Tempo’s design partners, will run validator nodes initially before we transition to a permissionless model." I think Zuck tried to do t
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by asim 1y ago
Every attempt at anonymous social fails terribly. Unfortunately without good moderation tooling this doesn't work. You have to limit the blast radius of what people put out there because on the internet, without repercussions, a lot of
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by asim 1y ago
Good idea. I resorted to my own listing of channels on YouTube and never going to the actual site. I'd also get sucked into shorts for hours. I the think the same can be said for any form of scrolling. My goal for is to create a better
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by asim 1y ago
Too many unnecessary features at this point perhaps. Self hosting might be a good alternative. Don't need the UI.
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by asim 1y ago
It's a bit overblown. The Salesforce CRM data and it was public information about busineses: “basic and largely publicly available business information, such as business names and contact details.”
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What's the performance of a model like vs an OpenAI API? What's the comparable here? Edit: I see it's same models locally that you'd run using Ollama or something else. So basically just constrained by the size of the mo
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Ask HN: This is not the place for political discourse..so where is?
5 points by asim 1y ago|6 comments
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Makes total sense. You cannot be constrained by the CLI when do much of what models do is multimodal and graphical. I don't think this dilutes their efforts in running the models or the CLI. In fact it's a huge enhancement and hel
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Whoever starts by replacing the operating system with this style of interface wins. The point isn't to reinvent the browser, it's to change how we interact with technology completely. Right now it's all iteration but essentia
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by asim 1y ago
Something new https://mu.xyz . I guess after many attempts I've realised I really can't stand the state of the internet and just need a really basic app for specific things I do on a daily basis e.g LLM chat, new headli
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by asim 1y ago
If I'm being honest, the magic of Go was lost when generics were introduced. It now feels akin to Java, which I guess was inevitable and for anyone to really take it seriously maybe it needed to get here. But I am not a fan of generics
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by asim 1y ago
The frustrating thing about this is the limitation of using a browser. Agents should be long-running processes that exist external to a browser. The idea of using wasm is clever, but it feels like the entire browser environment needs to evo
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by asim 1y ago
This is basically just how we want to do micro payments. I think coinbase recently introduced a library for the same using cryptocurrency and the 402 status code. In fact yea it's called x402. https://github.com/coinbas
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Ask HN: Where do you host your Go apps
6 points by asim 1y ago|5 comments
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by asim 1y ago
Reminder - an all in one app and API for the Quran, hadith and names of Allah https://reminder.dev After spending many years on the VC/startup track I found myself being pulled towards doing something more inline with my fa
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by asim 1y ago
Honestly it always comes back to, we need a healthier relationship with our tools. The phone, social media, etc. It's all a tool. And yes it can be highly addictive but so are drugs, alcohol, TV, etc. all easily accessible and how we d
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Ask HN: How many AI chat interfaces do we need?
2 points by asim 1y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: You have $35,000 how do you invest it?
23 points by asim 1y ago|42 comments
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by asim 1y ago
I mentioned docker was recapped but also wrongly assumed the existing entity was sold off and they formed a new entity in that process. Justin kindly corrected me.
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by asim 1y ago
Really? So it was just a recap?
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by asim 1y ago
Corrected by @justincormack. Post was about Docker Inc.
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by asim 1y ago
Google post-mortems never cease to amaze me. From seeing it inside the company to outside. The level of detail, its amazing. The thing is. They will never make the same mistake again. They learn from it, put in the correct protocols and err
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by asim 1y ago
Just our bi-yearly reminder of our over reliance on cloud providers for literally everything. Can't say there's an answer beyond trying to build more independent tech but we know how that goes.
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by asim 1y ago
The agentic loop. The brain in the machine. Effectively a replacement for the rules engine. Still with a lot of quirks but crawshaw and many others from the Google era have a great way of distilling it down to its essence. It provides clari
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Ask HN: Self Hosted Cloud Stack
1 points by asim 1y ago|2 comments
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by asim 1y ago
Wow. In 2009, when it looked like Microsoft was the most closed company of all time, I was telling people at work, they should port windows to the linux kernel. What happened over the next 15 years, I don't think people would have beli

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