csomar

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by csomar 4mo ago
Honestly, kids (heck people below 23) shouldn't be allowed an AWS account. AWS also should have a strict cap on usage that's not "thousands of dollars". It's interesting they are yet to be regulated or sued for that
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by csomar 4mo ago
People already click suspicious emails that ask them to login. At a high number of attempts, some chickens will be caught. However, people are now weary of emails since there is a lot of phishing there. On the other hand, the AI assistant e
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by csomar 4mo ago
The Claude style (colors/fonts) give it right away. The website did also crash for me too with the famous nextjs death screen.
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by csomar 4mo ago
I think humans develop expertise and brand names and get called out when they make mistakes and if they are too wrong, their reputation is damaged. This doesn’t seem to apply to AI for some reason. It keeps generating incorrect results afte
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by csomar 4mo ago
I think with xiaomi yu7 and Tesla killing the model S, the chinese are leading in everything when it comes to EVs.
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by csomar 4mo ago
The issue with this is, without an expert, how do I know I am getting an accurate representation?
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by csomar 4mo ago
> Another possible use case is a WASM build that could be used to do a super wide range of interesting things. Run nearly any Git command in an edge Vercel function for example. Or maybe you could build things like Cloudflare Artifacts w
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by csomar 4mo ago
How much does Germany follow case law? If this could set a precedent, it's worth noting that anyone can generate these AI overview responses and they're wrong like 9 times out of 10 only.
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by csomar 4mo ago
Probably none. They probably have much better targets to optimize for than an SVG pelican or even SVGs in general.
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by csomar 4mo ago
Where is the clear improvement on Fable 5? The tail is misplaced.
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by csomar 4mo ago
The only one that is really close to Claude in performance is GLM-5.1. The others (Mimo, deepseek, etc..) looks good on paper but usually fails on a multi-step agentic orchestration. This is at least my experience with Claude Code as harnes
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by csomar 4mo ago
1. How would you know? 2. They are doing lots of shady stuff that would have gotten someone else banned from visa/mastercard. Your paid off plan literally changes after billing... I think people are letting them fly for now, because if
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by csomar 4mo ago
Sorry I meant profit. On a 5% interest, you get 1bn (pure profit with no risks) per year for a 20bn of capital. Their revenue grew 140% YoY but does that account for new acquisitions? Also, their profit needs to grow x10 in order to match b
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by csomar 4mo ago
So roughly $100m/year profit(edit). They are looking for a 20Bn valuation but interest rates are at 5%? How does any of this make any sense? That or we are in a real bubble.
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by csomar 4mo ago
What are the odds some companies end up using it for a real product?
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by csomar 4mo ago
How do you do that in practice though? You won't know the engineer is a con-man until after you have spent $$ and months into the process. Then you are in the position of trusting nobody.
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by csomar 4mo ago
In a perfect world, yes. However, the current tech world is akin to a flea market. Those who shout out more stand out more.
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by csomar 4mo ago
> Is Google Maps suddenly taking you the wrong way more often? Funny you mention that because I had that issue in a cab just yesterday. Google decided to drive us of the main road to a series of small roads which happened to be a dead en
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by csomar 4mo ago
There is a whole set of things that can be done to you before you are proven guilty (detained, arrested, refused service, denied boarding, visit from the police, interrogated, etc..)
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by csomar 4mo ago
The article is a bit too strong, aggressive I’d even say. Content is loaded only if the bot executes JavaScript and loads all content willingly. These do exist, but they are more expensive to run than a basic curl bot. It’d make sense as yo
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by csomar 4mo ago
I guess everyone is different? That's one thing I hate about Gmail. I use Fastmail and funnel emails to different folders. I treat spam as a fact of life.
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by csomar 4mo ago
Hey Ilia! I don't think these emails are going to go anywhere. People who have decided to take on these jobs are not going to be dissuaded by your post. That being said, there is worse. There are predators out there who will hunt peopl
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by csomar 4mo ago
You'll need to convince the court that you were not aware they were the North Koreans. You run a very real risk of jail, not just becoming unbanked.
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by csomar 4mo ago
I think you need to give them your identity/bank account to route the payments. Otherwise, 50% is too high for a laptop placement + vpn.
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by csomar 4mo ago
Yes, though the North Korean angle was implied? I thought it is more likely to be a blackhat interview service than the North Korean themselves.
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by csomar 4mo ago
> If everyone is in the bubble and it pops, everyone is in the same boat, so you’re not really going to be poorer than your peers by comparison. > If it’s not a bubble and you are wrong, you will fall way behind everyone else and just
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by csomar 4mo ago
Once the liquidity is transferred, that's it? There is nothing there (datacenter in space, that dude is really smoking some serious stuff), so the money will be spent/transferred and then there is no revenue/new sources of mo
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by csomar 4mo ago
While this is factual, the world (and humans) haven't functioned this way since ... ever? It doesn't matter what you think logic is, if the people who are providing the services (teacher, worker, doctor, etc..) are illogical and y
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by csomar 4mo ago
Ask yourself this question: Why were the rules there in the first place? SpaceX being big doesn't make this okay, it actually makes it more dangerous since more and significant money could be funneled.
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by csomar 4mo ago
Tell them you are now a EU resident and fall under GDPR.

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