cactusplant7374

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by cactusplant7374 24d ago
> Ángela Karime Venegas Hernández is 16 years old and has an idea no one else had. Hate to be a downer, but this has been done before. https://acoustics.org/pressroom/httpdocs/150th/Plaks.html
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by cactusplant7374 26d ago
And HN users are being used as part of these attacks?
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by cactusplant7374 26d ago
This isn't about you personally. There is a public interest here.
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by cactusplant7374 27d ago
I can't control their behavior nor can you. But if you don't want to respond to the substance of my comment then perhaps you shouldn't respond?
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by cactusplant7374 27d ago
It tells us that the moderators of HN support copyright infringement and DDOS attacks. They are actively moderating this forum and choosing to do nothing.
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
It is telling that HN moderators allow links to archive.is/today
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
It 404s now. DMCA?
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
Codex has 20+ million users. They are doing much better than Cursor.
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
What company fired them? I don't see that in the repo but maybe I missed it.
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
It is incredibly cheap now. What sectors are you thinking of?
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
2AM CST
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
There are no off-peak hours. I have received the model overloaded error that cancels my current goal during the early hours of the morning.
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
Codex has 20 million users and growing. There is a possibility that they take a huge chunk of the coding agent market share.
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
OpenAI has a free tier. I'm guessing a lot of people never need to upgrade. Not the case for me but I can see the average person only needing to run a few prompts every day.
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
Dario said in an interview that they originally wanted to be an enterprise only company.
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
In Cuenca, EC you have a lot of retirees and a few digital nomads. Most people don’t make a big move to spend more money than they would in their home country. So they frequent all of the same small local businesses and markets as the local
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by cactusplant7374 1mo ago
I think remote work will create new cities and new urban centers if we allow it to continue. We shouldn’t be forced to be crammed into the same places.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
I'm working on emulators with AOT and JIT.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
Yes, with a few exceptions. It's much easier now that the five hour limit has been removed from codex.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
One of my projects has an estimate of 3,000+ hours. It seems accurate. It has spent months working on it.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
Probably managing and mentoring. I has a boss that wanted to code and be CTO. Just horrible.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
The US government would never allow a sale. Frontier intelligence given away? It is the ASML story all over again. I would hope we have learned our lesson.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
Not everything needs to be optimized. Probably only rich people would engage in such a scheme anyway.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
I'm asking this earnestly: What is the value proposition of Vercel when AI agents can create a Dockerfile and deploy a project in minutes?
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
It cannot be denied that local LLM people are very proud. But how many of them are there really?
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
Most developers would rather use Claude or Codex than mess around with anything else. Codex has 15+ million users.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
There is a narrative that subscriptions are subsidized. Perhaps we should consider that API users are being price gouged?
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
Is anyone on your team not using multi agent?
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
I like Lowe but his post doesn't add anything to the discussion unfortunately.
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by cactusplant7374 2mo ago
This is nice. How did you generate the graphics?

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