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To add to this, the value that ente or someone like that can bring to the table here is a firm pledge to improve it and maintain it going forward. That to me is more valuable than code vibe coded by Claude in one afternoon.
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My guess is probably there is a difference between slides used for presentation and slides used for reading myself alone
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My guess is >Knowledge That Never Goes Offline Means >Knowledge That Never becomes inaccessible to you While the next offline means you can access it even if you don't have access to a wider network. At least that's how I wo
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I think compared to the alternatives, this is the best answer. Even if you are a bank or whatever, you shouldn't store global secrets on the app itself, obfuscated or not. And once you have good engineering practices to not store globa
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I love the idea. One small thing - Ran into a problem almost immediately -- Nightly Can’t Open This Page To protect your security, drkhsh.at will not allow Nightly to display the page if another site has embedded it. To see this page, you n
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7mo ago
My guess is there is some kind of momentum with these things. If everybody demands bribes, then by not demanding bribes yourself when you are in a position to do so, you are effectively pissing away your take but remember you still need to
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7mo ago
I feel like I don't have the context for this conversation. If slop is obvious as slop, I feel like we should block it. If you look at the comment it says what the code following the comment does. It doesn't matter whether it is a
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7mo ago
The time to talk about these things is when we spend them, not when we need to pay for them though. Logically speaking, the solution is clear going forward: 1. Higher taxes 2. Reduced government spending However, we are not willing to have
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I don't understand how anyone in good conscience can vote against this tax. As a reminder, this tax does not affect income under a million US dollars. From the article, if you earn a dollar over a million dollars, you owe 9.9% so you n
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7mo ago
I agree with you more than I agree with the parent comment. To use the hit HBO TV show silicon valley analogy, it is far more likely that "the bear is sticky with honey" will happen at Oracle than at Open AI. Some kind of game of
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7mo ago
At that point, should we even show the whole form? Or should we only ask the country first and then based on the answer, decide whether to show a form? That way the form can be different for each country? I think auto full suggestion should
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We should demand answers from our own elected representatives. 》 All of these systems have been linked to dozens of illegal airstrikes, including on designated humanitarian sites, resulting in thousands of civilian casualties. None of these
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7mo ago
It says to read this story, sign in, start a free trial, or subscribe today.
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7mo ago
If we had a functioning Federal Government, we need this like yesterday. I know the EU and the China Mainland are showing ridiculous incompetence today but they won't be incompetent forever. Digital Euro and Digital RMB are coming, per
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Right, also turns out the regional banks of the FED are de facto owned by commercial banks. Why would they vote against their own interest if they can get money from the Federal Reserve at about three percent interest and then turn around a
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Let us not worry about "the whole economy". Yes, we know there is massive Executive overreach with tariffs and immigration. Yes, we know Congress is deadlocked to the point of being worse than useless. Yes, the SCOTUS also has its
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I bought an Acer Swift Go 14 with 1920x1200 display, a QHD webcam, 16 GB memory, 1 TB storage, and AMD 8845HS processor for a little over USD 520 from amazon.com at the end of 2025. The biggest drawback I guess is it has a fan and well, the
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> Probably the AI blocked it Maybe this is the real reason why companies want to use AI so badly. They save money on salary but also they get to point at something they won't tattle against the executives during a plea bargain?
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It makes no sense. Foreign scientists usually can't work on classified projects because they require clearance that is very difficult if not impossible for non citizens to obtain. Restricting foreign scientists from US labs is in my op
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This comment made me think of this xkcd 2501 https://xkcd.com/2501 There really is an xkcd for everything
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For today's lucky ten thousand, this essay was previously featured on HN https://calebhearth.com/dont-get-distracted Don't get distracted
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I think the fix was reversing the idiotic tax cuts that Liz Truss promised. It doesn't fix every single problem ever for England but nothing ever does. I think the solution is also obvious for the United States — higher taxes and lower
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Especially in the city of New York, I sincerely believe a police officer butting a reflective vest on the front dashboard of their illegally parked car is enough grounds for immediate dismissal/firing from the job and all retirement s
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This is an interesting concept. Thank you for sharing. I have an export.sh or export.ps1 script that takes the relevant files in my repository and puts them in a `dump.txt` file inside `docs/llm`. I am not very good with AI though. Is
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Yes, exactly this. > As an American I would dramatically prefer the Chinese government to spy on me than the American government, because the Chinese government probably isn't going to do anything about whatever they find out. >
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As far as I know, the whole combination of: 1. free at the point of service 2. door to door service 3. reasonable wait time 4. not a pilot project with half a dozen buses or a limited time has been done anywhere. I would love to be proven
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One big dream I have is to have some kind of free of cost at the point of service micro transit -- my dream is basically uber pool without the uber. Vans about the size of a Ford Transit or even a fuller size bus up to 40 passengers that pi