csomar

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by csomar 6mo ago
This is interesting because the cost of cloning code is zero. The human written code could be cheaper than the AI one because of the cost of distribution. The same does not apply for pottery because to create/distribute an extra bowl,
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by csomar 6mo ago
Hacker News has an API: https://github.com/HackerNews/API
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Show HN: Chrome extension to filter HN comments by user karma/account age(chromewebstore.google.com)
2 points by csomar 6mo ago|2 comments
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by csomar 6mo ago
Their distribution operation is very bad right now. The model is pretty decent when it works but they have lots of issues serving the people. That being said, I have had the same problems with Gemini (even worse in the last two weeks) and C
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by csomar 6mo ago
I have their most expensive plan and it's on-par and sometimes better than Claude although you have to keep context short. That being said, the quota is no longer generous. It's still priced below Claude but not by that much. (com
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by csomar 6mo ago
I've set max context to 180k and usually compact around 120k. It's much better to re-read stuff than to have it under-perform when it's over 120k.
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by csomar 6mo ago
Yes, an upgraded Claude Code instance telepathically improve Claude back-end servers.
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by csomar 6mo ago
> I'm not sure what you saw as slow, I'd love to improve it. Do you mean the dashboard? Switching tabs in the Dashboard (Domains/Routes/etc.) was basically unusable about 4 hours ago. It's noticeably better now,
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by csomar 6mo ago
I was intrigued to try but your web app is so extremely slow, it takes up to 30+ seconds to move from one tab to the next. Not exactly selling your point of being a super fast provisioning service. Another thing I am wondering. You seem to
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by csomar 6mo ago
> No one needs this VMWare was acquired for $69Bn.
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by csomar 6mo ago
There is a lot of software that is just code, though; especially at the foundational level.
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by csomar 6mo ago
Yes. For me personally, I am only interested in creating short demo videos in as little time as possible. OBS is an advanced software that requires me to learn to use it. I just downloaded this and had a zoom effect video from the first att
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by csomar 6mo ago
This one is free even for commercial usage.
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by csomar 6mo ago
Dropping the bomb will be a massive loss for the US as it’ll legitimatize nuclear warfare. Right out of the attack, the US ceases being the first firepower and becomes equal to the rest of the nuclear ones. Next Russia takes Ukraine in a we
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by csomar 6mo ago
I might be wrong (am not a geopolitical expert) but my guess is that if the US doesn't get this resolved by itself; most countries in the world are going to rage at it harder (like an order of magnitude harder) than during the tariffs
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by csomar 6mo ago
> Pretty sure anyone who fights the US military finds out pretty fast it’s a good military. I am not sure about that. Iraq, Afghanistan, to name the new ones and Vietnam to name an old one. Sure you can take an easy/undisciplined ta
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by csomar 6mo ago
I found out a similar thing with my website being blocked by corporate firewalls. You need to create profiles at these cyber companies and then wait for whitelisting so that they can drop the ban.
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by csomar 7mo ago
I am not sure why you are being downvoted. People here are acting like Taiwan is made of white-anglosaxon people; whereas if you were to visit, it’s way more Chinese and less Western than Hong Kong even after its degradation. Most people in
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by csomar 7mo ago
If you genuinely think these two events will shake the foundations of the US economy, then no investment is really going to protect you; you can't expect a system to shield you from the very thing that's breaking it. There is cryp
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by csomar 7mo ago
I do live-feed screen capture and it doesn't really consume much and is barely unnoticeable. Running 100 live-feed screen capture is a different story though.
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by csomar 7mo ago
Would that data be admissible in a lawsuit if you'd already submitted a deletion request?
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by csomar 7mo ago
Even the simplest of jurisdictions will cost you $3000-5000 of yearly up keep for no revenue. Don’t be deluded with the incorporation cost, later on you’ll discover lots of required things that are not very obvious now like banking fees, ma
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by csomar 7mo ago
I don't have much time to look up the historical list but here one in the last 24h: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/university-of-science-a... One thing you can at least respect about this administration
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by csomar 7mo ago
I'm building a product in the same space[1] and, in my opinion, the core problem is that small tasks meant to run as workers end up spinning up a full 64GB server instead. My approach is to separate lightweight checks (e.g. "is th
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by csomar 7mo ago
Soon he'll have to join the productive workforce so that he can afford cartridges. We might also observe a new wave of crimes from squirrels so that they can afford this new vice.
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by csomar 7mo ago
Read on the martingale strategy. This is Donald Trump signature strategy. Basically, when something doesn't work, you double down; and it pays off. This strategy keeps working until it doesn't and completely bankrupt the player. B
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by csomar 7mo ago
> - Assume everything will be fine and America will remain a global economic superpower. My guess is 2/3 of the country at lease believe in that. > - Plan an exit to a more serious, stable country. Only the Top 0.1% are eligible.
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The Delve Scandal: A Y Combinator Darling Just Got Hit with a Fraud Accusation(inc.com)
8 points by csomar 7mo ago|1 comments
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by csomar 7mo ago
I like your optimistic view. The reality is that AI concentrates power and when power concentrates, the rulers can dictate. Democracy is not just voting but also a productive populace that has a voice in the production process. The people o
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Google Patent: Sending Searchers to AI-Generated Pages over Your Site(seroundtable.com)
3 points by csomar 7mo ago|1 comments

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