bilekas

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by bilekas 10mo ago
I do use some of these regularly when I'm in a pinch but I would never even think to tip in the app itself. If I don't trust a company to pay the drivers a wage, why would I trust them to give them my tip! Edit : I always tip with
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> I just hope that Nvidia notices that there does appear to be a swing happening and improves their driver situation. I firmly believe that Nvidia doesn't want the general public to ever have better hardware than what is current as
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by bilekas 10mo ago
This one was from a couple years back. The list could probably double with DOGE alone. https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-lists/elon-musk...
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by bilekas 10mo ago
The thing seems to be that he's made the same claims since the beginning and things are always being pushed out every year .. "fully self driving taxis in 2 years" He's the perfect salesman for giving investors hope, and
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by bilekas 10mo ago
I won't speak for all but companies I've worked for large and small have always respected licenses and were always very careful when choosing open source, but I can't speak for all. The fact that they could litigate you into
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by bilekas 10mo ago
Unfortunately as I see it, even if you want to contribute to open source out of a pure passion or enjoyment, they don't respect the licenses that are consumed. And the "training" companies are not being held liable. Are there
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San Francisco Poop Map(arcgis.com)
6 points by bilekas 10mo ago|2 comments
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by bilekas 10mo ago
This is a thing.
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by bilekas 10mo ago
I do agree. It's also thanks to gaming that the GPU industry was in such a good state to be consumed by AI now. Game development used to always be the frontier of software optimisation techniques and ingenious approaches to the constra
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by bilekas 10mo ago
I'm not sure why this is so downvoted given the climate. I guess it's the AI driven approach. These things, critical infra, are always done better with a few eyes in it.. introducing irresponsible ideas of "I'll just rem
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by bilekas 10mo ago
Would you mind if we took this out hn? I'd love to go through this a bit more. I feel we may have reached the limit of scope for the conversation topic to be fair. I'll put my mail in my profile.
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by bilekas 10mo ago
I know very well and I absolutely am not advocating for removing TLS. I am only saying that there is no need for them to remove it as IsP's can already access your traffic if needed through a lawful intercept. These are part of ISP cer
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by bilekas 10mo ago
This looks interesting, and will try it out to see what it can do, I like the idea of using temporal values as a significant weight, but one thing isn't really clear to me. > Traditional Vector DBs require extensive setup, cloud dep
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by bilekas 10mo ago
Exactly my point. They don't need to 'ban' https
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by bilekas 10mo ago
No need really, your ISP are not going to go to bat for your privacy.
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by bilekas 10mo ago
"The arrests will continue until privacy is removed"
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by bilekas 10mo ago
This was my first exact thought.. "That payload that went over the wire looks like gibberish, send in the SWAT team". These arguments are so ridiculous. Privacy is now a weapon of terror apparently.
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by bilekas 10mo ago
It has reappeared on mine after mandatory windows updates which is frustrating and also it looks like it will be arriving on my TV soon too without the option to remove it. > https://www.tomshardware.com/service-providers
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> Most jobs for women are basically daycare. I didn't realise we still had jobs specific for only women. This is such an out of left field comment that I have to ask for some of your references where you got this. Please tell me one
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> We have real costs" Am i wrong or didn't they have a bug in the action runners that would basically cycle the CPU infinitely ? > https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/2380 > https:&#x
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> GitHub stated that it has canceled the price increase after reviewing developer feedback. It added that it will take time to listen to customers and partners. I get the feeling they got the feedback that their runners are not as indisp
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by bilekas 10mo ago
This is huge, actually I have used this before the free version, is this a 'side-project' or do you have some staff because it seems a big operation. Nice job.
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by bilekas 10mo ago
This isn't a "who had it worse" My point is the UK decided to rebuild at home after significant damages in their capital city, and I agree with them. A lot of EU was destroyed and had to rebuild, the US wasn't and was ab
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> and the Blitz failed to inflict any meaningful damage on it c. 40,000[1]–43,000 civilians killed[2] c. 46,000–139,000 injured[2] Two million houses damaged or destroyed (60 percent of these in London) Sure.. Okay.. France was worse, Fr
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> They ran out of money, 2 world wars bankrupted them. With the second war destroying a lot of the country and calling to rebuild at home. This is a fundamental difference with the US. I don't blame the UK for focusing at home for a
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> which is a shame because I'm a real human being using the internet as intended. This is the main issue here, the web has become actively hostile to normal people in the quest to monetize every second of online activity.
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by bilekas 10mo ago
I have to say I'm surprised at the sentiment here that the companies shouldn't be taxed a higher rate than currently. It's disingenuous to claim that companies are paying the fair amount of taxes on their earnings. Plainly sp
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> Corporations should be taxed on their profits Hold on now, how will 'trickle-down' economics work then ? Think of the poor companies trying to provide a living for all those AI. /s
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> These work well with local LLMs that are powerful enough to run a coding agent environment with a decent amount of context over longer loops. That's actually super interesting, maybe something I'll try investigate and find th
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by bilekas 10mo ago
> Skills are a keeper # Good thinking, I agree actually, however.. > Skills are based on a very light specification, if you could even call it that, but I still think it would be good for these to be formally documented somewhere. Lik

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