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blfr
4mo ago
Can I easily run whois, curl, dig, grep, python, browser/playwright? Yes. Was watching an agent with terminal access install its tools, configure them, then map my lab, find services, and guess stack just pure magic? Also yes. Did it c
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4mo ago
Cameron's World - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10085542 - Aug 2015 (63 comments)
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4mo ago
The coordination and discipline required to build it is quite simply not there (or here, or anywhere). We will sooner have multi-gigabit space internet or 7G.
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4mo ago
How often do you launch a fresh terminal though? I start mine with a script to have favourite tabs ready at boot and then generally not much afterwards.
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4mo ago
Yes, there was a whole idea about civilizing and pacifying the world through economic cooperation that would foster middle class in countries across the world that would then in turn make them democratize and become peaceful trade partners.
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4mo ago
China is bad and there's a moral argument there. But the reason you want to be careful with sending IP to China is quite pragmatic: they're willing and able to use it while competing with you. Is Alibaba interested in copying your
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4mo ago
I don't get the point. That Anthropic or OpenAI have more expensive products than Alibaba? So does Apple, AWS/GCP, and pretty much any other large western company vs its Chinese counterparts.
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The Three Virtues of a Great Programmer
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4mo ago
I banged out a simple FastAPI endpoint/tool (along with dockerization and deployment) and a media-heavy Astro website (along with Cloudflare Pages publishing) in Google's Antigravity2. https://antigravity.google/pr
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4mo ago
I would rather we be great at tech and sovereign as byproduct than try to copy Americans, poorly. Trump's admin is trying to put breaks on new AI models. Meanwhile we will make procurement even heavier and slower with additional requir
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4mo ago
Can I (and how to) use it as a search engine for Open WebUI?
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4mo ago
Wait, wait, wait: browsers allow websites to store junk on my drive? They take up gigabytes of memory and still write to disk on top of this? Without even asking whether the site can use local storage? Years and years back when laptops stil
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5mo ago
You can install your spotify and pull in all the data from Spotify. https://github.com/Yooooomi/your_spotify
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5mo ago
Does this affect people using the socks proxy feature? I generally connect to the same Mullvad server over wireguard (not their client) and then use different servers for socks proxy as exits. My clanker says no because socks proxies have a
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5mo ago
The subsidies deployed by the industry are so massive I don't even know if consumers need public assistance here. It's kinda like the gov was subsidizing web hosting or basic banking. The price for a regular consumer already barel
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6mo ago
This is very cool because it allows you to use any model. Obviously, it still lets the model and its operator see the entire context of the conversation. I quite like Moxie's Confer[1] approach to just encrypt the whole thing in such a
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Mo RAM, Mo Problems (2025)
(fabiensanglard.net)
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6mo ago
Another one is hijcking ctrl+click (open in the new tab) into mere click (open here). I am shocked how many ecommerce sites do this.
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7mo ago
With a mass product we're all at the mercy of the bottom quantile or even vigintile. These are the people who need to hear about checking website, collecting basic information, etc. Everyone who works with regular consumers, from docto
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7mo ago
Just as you get used to something crazy after two decades, have kids, and are about to unleash it on them, it gets fixed. Will there be no boomer pleasures left for us millennials?
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7mo ago
Relay nodes don't pose much risk and help mask/blend your own Tor traffic.
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7mo ago
most people in the world don’t and have never lived like Europeans Yeah, but, as it turns out with modern migration trends, the revealed preference is that they would want to, given an opportunity. Being European, I would also prefer to l
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7mo ago
No one after Liz Truss fixed anything in Britain.
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8mo ago
Sure, the modern Twitter/X feed is not like the original reverse chronological timeline but the latter is still available right next to it. Maybe it's the power of the default but I find the algorithmic feed much better. The chron
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8mo ago
Yeah, what I am saying is that these votes, regardless of their formal content, are usually an expression of general anti-immigrant sentiment. Like voting for AfD. I doubt many people look at this organization and its leaders to conclude th
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This would be a good explanation but most of these immigrants, especially from outside the EU, are not net contributors. vide https://www.economist.com/sites/default/files/images/print-e... from https:&
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It is constantly shocking to me that no matter how many times and where in the west people vote against immigration (which is what most of these votes boil down to), they can never get it. It's truly a crown in the gutter moment where
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8mo ago
LinkedIn (like Teams) is a Microsoft product. And it shows. However, they have a very generous free trial for sales/recruitment. You could probably activate it and get real support.
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In general "being a person who", that is projecting identity, is boring. This is why you need polarization as a crutch. Being someone who's into competitive puzzle-solving, pop punk, or birdwatching is exactly the focus group
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9mo ago
I am skeptical of hypotheses like this when the deterioration has begun before its supposed cause. This is how I look at social media or tinder being blamed for loneliness or low fertility. While they may have exacerbated the issues, trends
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