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by counttheforks 3y ago
I wonder why people don't use this to take out their competition more often. Just buy them lots of fraudulent clicks.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
As is the parent comment. Playing moderator is also against the HN guidelines.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
That's why you run your own repo as a proxy
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by counttheforks 3y ago
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/wake_on_lan/ and https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/shell_command/ with `ssh server poweroff` if you want something a bit less risky me
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by counttheforks 3y ago
> “In times of the ChatGPT, we cannot say that the tools that we are using are not accurate enough,” Zarzalejos. But ChatGPT is known for being horribly inaccurate, and more importantly, it doesn't know when it is inaccurate.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
I used to feel sad that I wouldn't be able to see what our society will be like in a few hundred years. The past few years that feeling has instead shifted to feeling glad that I won't have to endure most of it.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
right, you are explaining why the law is ridiculous and unfair
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Is it trivial enough that a 5 year old could do in a point and click editor?
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by counttheforks 4y ago
You probably don't need to scale if all you're doing is auth and proxying requests. If you get to the point where you do need to scale, you can probably afford to figure it out.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
You have a different problem. You can handle the authentication, and blacklisting, on your side. That's harder to do when the clients communicate with OpenAI or another third party directly, while incurring charges that you have to pay
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by counttheforks 4y ago
Are you implying that someone (possibly temporarily) living in another country than where they're from means the sensible course of action is to instantly ban them?
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by counttheforks 4y ago
What's ligma?
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by counttheforks 4y ago
> and the rest they can hold ...for 30 days. Is what any reasonable human would assume. You can still make a bank transfer to someone even though you banned them from your own platform.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
> Amazon says they might permanently hold the seller's funds. As in steal the money that customers paid for products that were delivered?
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by counttheforks 4y ago
> do you think I am pulling benchmarks out of a hat? Yes. Share the data or you're spreading FUD.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
Is it just me, or is this post complete nonsense? This AI hype seems to be proliferated by people who have never programmed more than 1kloc in their lives. But maybe that's the point? For example: > “babyagi” is a program that given
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by counttheforks 4y ago
Any data to back up that FUD?
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by counttheforks 4y ago
What a coincidence, the ridiculous "Let's throw AI at every problem!" is why I come to HN!
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by counttheforks 4y ago
Tell him to stop trusting anything he reads on a screen. It's all designed to scam or deceive him in some way.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
That works per application process, not per dependency. So that's useless to guard against evil dependencies.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
Not npmjs.org's problem. Most languages their dependency managers don't give away indexed flashy web pages for free either, yet discoverability is usually not a problem.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
"I’m sorry but I prefer not to continue this conversation. I’m still learning so I appreciate your understanding and patience. "
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by counttheforks 4y ago
How do you get the browser to open? Does it work on all operating systems and ssh clients, such as Android's JuiceSSH?
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by counttheforks 4y ago
The cloudflare "Are you even human?!" dialog is clear enough
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by counttheforks 4y ago
If you acquired the model from the torrent you never agreed with their terms of service.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
Funny how these bigcorps want to protect the copyright of their copyright infringement machines. Can't wait for someone to train a new model off of theirs and challenge them in court over it. Everything you can slurp off of the interne
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by counttheforks 4y ago
To me it's so funny when people say ChatGPT will make developers 5x more productive, because those people are basically just admitting they're not good at their jobs and assume the same holds true for everyone.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
The mere fact that you're interested in reading tech news means that you're somewhat more interested in tech than the average person (or even software developer). That's all.
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by counttheforks 4y ago
You should clarify which site guidelines were broken. Just pointing at a bulleted list and handwaving "Dont break the rules!" is not very helpful. Thanks. Also, the word here is "guidelines". Maybe rename them to "r
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by counttheforks 4y ago
No, it's using those features to provide a convenient to use tool to bundle applications. Sure, you can reinvent the wheel. Have fun.

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