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by csomar 6mo ago
Thank you. I wonder how that happened as I was not aware such a feature existed.
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by csomar 6mo ago
> Does anyone understand how or why this is happening? They are drowning in tech debt. Here are two main issues I have with my iPhone/iOS: I can't search for the telegram app. It doesn't show up. It shows fine on the iPad.
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by csomar 6mo ago
Market cap should theoretically be determined by profit, interest rates minus liabilities (see legacy auto makers). Though it's future looking, so it might be higher or lower than a simple analyst estimation. Of course, this discount m
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by csomar 6mo ago
I’d say the american models are more censored or take the censoring they do more seriously. Here is kimi (though 2.5) failing its censoring mission: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1r9qa7l/ki
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by csomar 6mo ago
> This leads me to believe that most people either get lucky and then apply a framework in retrospect to justify their luck Bingo. It's much easier to get a new product started when there is little or no competition. Clients can b
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by csomar 6mo ago
Because VCs love quantifiable metrics regardless of how reliable they actually are. They raise money from outside investors and are under pressure to deploy it. The metrics give them something concrete to justify their thesis and move on wi
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by csomar 6mo ago
As someone running a web app, I can see the appeal. I get tens of thousands of "attacks" per day from bots scanning for WordPress/PHP files and that's not even counting the "legitimate" bot traffic crawling you
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by csomar 6mo ago
I honestly have no idea what is going on. Lots of broken things in what's supposed to be front products for Google and other "high name" brands. I don't get it: Where is everybody? Is there no one there? Are these comp
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by csomar 6mo ago
It's AI-expanded slop. The whole article could have been a 200 words piece.
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by csomar 6mo ago
Unrelated to the article: But am I the only one annoyed by this AI-style writing? The article does actually have value if you are running a WordPress website but these sentences give me nausea: - That's not a typo. Zero point eight pe
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by csomar 6mo ago
This is a very long post just to say they're now running an SMTP server. I've been sending and receiving emails from Workers for two years; though for sending, you still need an external SMTP server like SES or Postmark. Don'
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by csomar 6mo ago
Was it a right that should be had, should be the question. I don't think you are refuting the parent claim. Americans are rolling over and justifying terrifying out reach from not-very-organized authorities (ICE). The American set of f
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by csomar 6mo ago
If you use Google AI mode, it'll be happy to find you any kind of PII information.
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by csomar 6mo ago
Given the existing DMCA requests and the fact that Google has become way less aggressive about indexing this stuff, it's clear this has been going on for a while. My guess is they've gutted enough of their internal processes that
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by csomar 6mo ago
There are lots of passwords there (though one wonder if they were rotated). Basically, the people doing the hiring are sending PDFs with their credentials to the contractors to do the job.
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Bot Bait – Just hit $2K MRR after 8 months of grinding(old.reddit.com)
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by csomar 6mo ago
Not only that but I think Google listens to "cyber security" companies lists and feed from them. My website got in some of these lists ( https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/a4c9f166d2468f5bbb503ec79... ) an
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by csomar 6mo ago
Good point. Chrome has a “feature” where if your website is google-flagged, it’ll display a danger alert when visiting it. For some reason I confused that with this.
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by csomar 6mo ago
This relates to Chrome, not to search. In regard to search, they have taken a new direction that I don't think is going to change any time soon. Some time in the last 2 years, they started removing any thing that doesn't get sig
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by csomar 6mo ago
Maybe even better: create that key for you.
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by csomar 6mo ago
This was my experience as well trying to buy a charger. You can't trust anything. For brands that have their own store, some have such a bad experience that it's easier and less stressful to go to the store and buy directly from t
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by csomar 6mo ago
I have been out of work for roughly two years, though I should note that, for religious reasons, I have limited my search to positions involving Rust. Toward the end of last year, however, it seemed that the situation was beginning to impro
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by csomar 6mo ago
My point is, your inference process is the non-deterministic part; not the model itself.
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by csomar 6mo ago
He is selling consulting around AI/LLM.
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by csomar 6mo ago
https://codeinput.com 2 products released (merge conflicts/codeowners) and now working on workflow automation. Basically trying to use Cloudflare Workers for a different paradigm of executing workflows instead of the tradit
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by csomar 6mo ago
That's still an inference time issue. If you have perfect inference with a zero temperature, the models are deterministic. There is no intrinsic randomness in software-only computing.
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by csomar 6mo ago
The models are deterministic, the inference is not.
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by csomar 6mo ago
It's a very low effort article. There are several places where the cost of electricity is roughly zero and state actors have interest in Bitcoin (Iran/Russia) or strong actors more powerful than the state (Libya/Venezuela). I
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by csomar 6mo ago
> That parity masks the significant gains women have recently made in the labor market. Of the 369,000 jobs the Labor Department says were created since the start of Trump's second term, nearly all — 348,000 of them — went to women,
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by csomar 6mo ago
I am building a 3-way diff editor: https://codeinput.com/products/merge-conflicts/online-diff

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