csomar

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by csomar 10mo ago
I have noticed it but I am bit split on this: I'd rather have this indicator on every time the camera is activated in anyway rather than Apple making it more "efficient" by hiding whatever activity is happening with the cam
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by csomar 10mo ago
Munger believed in the founder from the very early days before it was a car company.
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by csomar 10mo ago
None of what you described is either healthy or tasty. McDonald food is hyper-processed. They add a lot of sugar to a lot of ingredients.
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by csomar 10mo ago
Is the drive-thru pickup or the McDonald the strange idea. Actually, wait, both are strange. That being said, McDonald did know how to do business. I’ve found myself there several times because their spaces are well located and they investe
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by csomar 10mo ago
If what you mean by vibe-coding is building a full app without writing/reading/touching code, the furthest I got with it is this game: https://qpingpong.codeinput.com (source: https://github.com/omarabi
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by csomar 10mo ago
I really wonder why people aren't drawing comparisons with crypto/blockchain. In the beginning, there were also two camps: people who thought crypto would replace our entire financial system and everything would be tokenized on th
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by csomar 10mo ago
> No idea, where will they go? Most likely, the US. > Dismantling off-shore banking is generally a good thing since I'd like the ultra rich to pay tax as that funds services that I use. There are lots of uses to off-shore banking
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by csomar 10mo ago
> that it has anything to do with Trump That's an irrelevant detail right? The point is, she was debanked because someone in the US didn't like her, regardless of whom this person is.
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by csomar 10mo ago
It's more insidious than that. The US is actively working on dismantling the Swiss off-shore banking system. It started with US clients and expanded from there (see: https://www.privatebankerinternational.com/news/
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by csomar 10mo ago
I mean given they went on a crazy AI hiring spree and then desmantling the whole thing just a few weeks later... I'll actually need prove that there is anything in there.
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by csomar 10mo ago
He is not wrong though a bit off. Discord has 200MAU. So 97% of the global population probably have no idea what Discord is. People massively underestimate the scale of whatsapp/facebook/tiktok (billions of MAU)
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by csomar 10mo ago
My point is, there is a standard for QR payments (I think it's ISO 5201 but it was a long time since I dealt with that). Cross-border support will depend on the country/bank support; but theoretically if everyone adopt it, you&#x2
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by csomar 10mo ago
There is already a QR payment standard. You can pay a Thai-QR with a Malaysian Wallet.
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by csomar 10mo ago
I am working on a SaaS now and the amount of effort required to build a product for 1, 200 or 2.000 persons is roughly the same. There isn't 200 persons out of 20.000 who will accept a sub-par product and pay for it. However, once you
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by csomar 10mo ago
The source map is there. The whole thing is made with JavaScript and with very little (pretty much no?) dependencies. No React, No TypeScript, No 54.643 packages to download. He seems to use lesscss but that's about it. Sometimes I won
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by csomar 10mo ago
I am starting to use them less. I only use GLM now, the supposed "gains" from "better" models (like Gemini or Claude) are an illusion at best. They can waste you a lot of time as you swap through the different implementa
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by csomar 10mo ago
I have noticed people on the subway watching them. I sneaked a peak on a few of their phones and it was legit AI slop with clear signs (for me at least) that it was AI generated. The end user (viewer?) seemed hooked but they are mostly shor
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by csomar 10mo ago
It's a good thing (/s) that Chrome now hides that fact. So it looks like the same domain is down on one tab and working on the other.
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by csomar 10mo ago
It's a non-default setting. So no. I am not sure what you disagree with exactly? We can call out BlueSky when they over-reach, but this is simply not it.
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by csomar 10mo ago
According to the parent, the platform gives the content creator the choice/control. So no, it's not garbage and that's the correct way to go about it.
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by csomar 10mo ago
It sounds like your typical LLM answering you. If you have been vibe-coding, the dude sounds vaguely familiar. It's like I've spent this afternoon with him (because I probably did?)
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by csomar 10mo ago
I wouldn't trust it without a deeper inspection. I've had Claude do a workaround (ie: use a javascript interpreter and wrap it in Python) and then claim that it completed the task! The CoT was an interesting read on how his mind t
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by csomar 10mo ago
Nothing. Open Source is dying. The model to finance open source work (well-off suburban american dads or as a portfolio show off) no longer apply. The old generation that believed in this model is retiring and for the new generation it pays
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by csomar 10mo ago
LLMs can traverse codebases and do research faster. But I can see this one backfiring badly as structural slop becomes more acceptable since you can throw an LLM at it an fix the bug. Eventually you'll reach a stage of stasis where you
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by csomar 10mo ago
> It is fascinating that it can bootstrap moderately complex projects form a single shot. Similar to "git clone bigproject@github.git"? There is nothing fascinating about creating something that has existed around the training
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by csomar 10mo ago
Do they suggest that you pay in your home currency, or do they give you the choice to select on the ATM? Only once a cashier made a suggestion and it was to warn me of the spread and that generally it'd be better to do it in USD and le
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by csomar 10mo ago
Negligible, almost invisible. Now the emissions (CO2) coming from the gas/oil/coal energy generation so you can run your device in the first place, that's very high.
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by csomar 10mo ago
Theoretically, if your computation is energy efficient, you won't need any electricity at all since the real computation costs zero energy.
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by csomar 10mo ago
The gloves were always off, it's the masks that came down. Now they are ready to punch.
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by csomar 10mo ago
No one is interested to solve hard problems. The broad industry got lucky with LLMs and everyone is now blindly burning capital at this. If you think they can't be that stupid remember the covid super hiring frenzy.

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