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by bilekas 11mo ago
Regardless of the number of rows, it doesn't really matter, there are useful cases for where you might be consuming json directly, so instead of parsing it out into a schema for your database, why not just keep it raw and utilize the t
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by bilekas 11mo ago
It's so blatantly obvious there is no AI involved here as you can feel the animation. The sentiment behind everything hits so different to AI. I feel that's what AI sycophants seem to always miss. I really believe AI will never ma
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by bilekas 11mo ago
On what possible grounds can they enforce this? Please someone tell me when the line is crossed.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I don't think anyone is surprised by this.. And I'm almost certain nothing will happen. When manufacturing is next door to you, you'll find a way to get your hands on chips.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
"It's not a war crime the first time!" Anyway sadly even if they did start attacking civilians, say Palestinian civilians as a random example, who is going to enforce the penalty for war crimes. These days its seems they&#x27
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I'm going to assume it's then going to be considered suspicious if you don't happen to have any social media for at least the last 5 years ?
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by bilekas 11mo ago
That issue with their own small private forks has actually raised its head while testing out the AI slop generator thing it has, making anything it produces for you not self hoatable unless you rewrite a lot of basic functions. Sweet irony.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I'm not sure you understand the e2e encryption, the search can be ran on client side after decryption, there's no need to run it on the server side. The chat is a bit more transient but you're transferring messages encrypted
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> Does it matter? They'll surely wouldn't implement a local/client-first E2E encryption, so in the end they'll be holding the keys anyways Yes it matters, there are use cases if not only for privacy focus people. Why
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I was looking for this too. shared one that was client side encrypted. No realtime chat though. SecuriNote.com
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Exactly this. Science and evidence is not high on the list of priorities for most skeptics.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
This may be a hot take but maybe some consolidation in this streaming industry is beneficial, might save some people searching for content they want to see only to find they have to pay for another streaming service because right holders de
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by bilekas 11mo ago
You say it like it's one or the other. > Walmart annual gross profit for 2025 was $169.232B, a 7.12% increase from 2024. Walmart annual gross profit for 2024 was $157.983B, a 7.06% increase from 2023. Walmart annual gross profit for
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> My experience with European Union is that the EU politicians mostly live in a ivory tower and spend their days producing garbage laws and aren't actually addressing anything important Regulations are the unsexy laws that don'
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by bilekas 11mo ago
This is painful, if I'm not mistaken this is during a scheduled maintenance too ? Whenever I deploy a new release to my 5 customers, I am pedantic about having a fast rollback.. Maybe I'm not following the apparent industry standa
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by bilekas 11mo ago
After hearing about Bun today, this is such a curveball. Ironic as it is in this 'get big enough to sell' ethos mentality that seems to be prevalent, this is what I would have expected from Bun. I like Ghostty, don't get a ch
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by bilekas 11mo ago
It must be just down to the fact that they're so intelligent and tuned into the world that they know where to invest. Nothing to see here folks, move along now. I would say jokes aside but the political system promotes this corruption.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
That would require HBO to actually care.. They've already been paid, I don't see them fixing any of this for the streaming service.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
In this day and age it's a gift to only be ~23GB.. I'm reminded of the old days when you literally didn't have the space so had to get creative, now any kind of space optimization isn't even considered.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> True, it is deliberately misleading. It's not misleading, this article has nothing to do with finding life on Mars. > If humans ever build bases on Mars, they will need systems that can provide oxygen without constant resupply
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by bilekas 11mo ago
The title nor the article ever said that life was found on Mars ?
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I am quite ignorant on these specifics but wouldn't it be feasable to basically have them in a greenhouse environment, heated, in the North pole area, where I believe there was some form of IceWater found.. If possible to even melt som
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Because it will degrade experience entirely, and companies always go too far with it. Advertisement online these days is so intrusive it's a slog to browse without some form of adblocker. When the AI starts suggesting products or servi
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> Altman said the company will be delaying initiatives like ads, shopping and health agents, and a personal assistant, Pulse, to focus on improving ChatGPT It's so telling that they're delaying these "festures" becaus
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Genuine question, why acquisition when anthropic could simply sponsor, contribute and influence instead? Acquisition seems like a large overhead and maybe a slight pivot to me.
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Italy, no AI response shown.. Yet
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by bilekas 11mo ago
I can't tell if this is satire or not, but if not, you really are putting a lot on the line with these bold claims.. Where you see some kind of "Revolution", I see "regression".. Future years of inexperienced junior
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by bilekas 11mo ago
> HN has become downvoting machine. You could have mentioned what you just have in your original answer, your original answer would be more suited to facebook, so it's considered low quality, so it's down voted, don't take
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by bilekas 11mo ago
>With more than 5 million downloads since its launch, the app has helped block more than 3.7 million stolen or lost mobile phones Ah yes, so because someone has stolen MY phone, I should give up all my right to privacy and allow the gove
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by bilekas 11mo ago
Well that's a take, would you like to share whatever insights you have into that ? I think I would be more surprised than anything else if it was random because I'm not sure I've ever heard of someone 'randomly' bei

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