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dakolli
15d ago
Then why tf do i need their api
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dakolli
16d ago
Damn, we really gotta get rid of the vibe coders. Bad things are on the horizon if we keep encouraging these naive habits.
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Solo Developer donates 40k to Postgres
(postgresql.org)
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16d ago
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16d ago
Digital Ocean just committed 3 million dollars to a vibe coded slop linux distro (Omarchy), they sell $15.00 a month Postgres containers and don't donate a single bit of employee time, or money to Postgres. This solo dev, River Adèle
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dakolli
16d ago
incorrect, no idea where you're getting this pricing. Also, output does not matter. its 10% of the cost.
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dakolli
16d ago
The Uyghur thing is so weird, the number one killer of Muslims is the United States. We're supposed to hate China because they force them to go to cultural schools and assimilate, a practice countries like Norway still do to this day w
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dakolli
16d ago
This post doesn't even allege this... Weird of you to turn technical discussions into weird nationalistic debates. Maybe lay off the X algo, I think elon has oneshot your brain. .
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16d ago
Gromov’s soficity conjecture isn't even mentioned in the article you shared. Why are you saying that this article explains it much better than the tweet that you clearly didn't even read..
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16d ago
It's hilarious how people think they care about their reputation, and wouldn't circumvent ZDR policies. Like bro, they literally covertly hired Apple employees and had them steal IP and equipment form Apple. They aren't scare
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dakolli
16d ago
I don't see it. I sit in a mild state of rage trying to decode llm prose all day, this isn't it.
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16d ago
what part?
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17d ago
People saying design is dead or good UX doesn't matter anymore. 1. Are sloplords. 2. AI companies that sell the idea that AI can replace your designer, are still paying 100k retainers to designers for their landing pages lol. 3. People
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17d ago
What are you talking about, there's still a market for handmade watches from switzerland. Literally nobody values AI generated UX. Except people with terrible taste. I see it and I email you and tell you how ugly it is. The billion dol
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17d ago
Uhhh.. They actively particpated in the sluaghter of over 10k children in the last two years and fired all their employeess who spoke up regarding it.
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17d ago
Cool we should maybe change those laws then, these definitions of privacy came about in a world where there weren't cameras on everyones face and front porch. The US government, the 4th reich, cannot be trusted with these tools, especi
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dakolli
17d ago
Sure you will little bro. You signed away your right to arbitration a long time ago. You realize OpenAI hired Apple employees and covertly had them stay working at Apple to steal from them. You think they're scared of your lawyers lol?
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17d ago
Yes. You're naive if you think any of these cloud providers care about your data when they're all in the midst of a AI revolution psychosis. They dont care about their reputation or what you think of them, they think they're
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17d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodity_fetishism
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17d ago
The factories that supply the equipment, maintain the equipment, the energy inputs, the financials of those mines are not automated. People on hackernews are actually some of the dumbest people on the internet. This place is worse than less
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18d ago
Sure, but why would the organizations managing ETFs employ the same low cost agents + their own insights and provide a better return.
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18d ago
You think a model with an effective memory of 200-500k words, that can be unplugged, is going to "run the world" You people gotta put down the sci-fi
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18d ago
How do you automate the mines to get the raw materials to make the compute from, and build additional fabs that take a almost a decade to stand up. You're actually delusional.
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18d ago
By the way, the company that made it's entire product off of stealing all data it could get it's hand on while violating copyright and pirating, is not all of a sudden going to respect your data. If you think OpenAI or any major A
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18d ago
hmm gate keeping the database to elitist institutions and private businesses, I'm excited for the future!
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18d ago
Come to me when you have 500 trades and can beat Vangaurd's-VOO over a multi year time frame. Ill bet my entire networth and all future earnings for the rest of my life that your bot doesnt beat it. Your llm induced Dunning Kruger is g
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18d ago
In the late 90s and early 2000s the NSA and other US intelligence agencies underwent massive efforts to basically privatize the gathering of intelligence. Its a lot easier to fund your "total information awarness" initiatives via
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18d ago
Lmao, you llm people have some crazy delusions. You realize markets are zero sum, and if you're using a public model that everyone else also has access too, you llm psychos will destory eachothers "agentic" edge (not that the
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19d ago
Umm, every USA company blocks North Korea, Iran and often Cuba. One guy blocking a single country is not at all problematic.
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19d ago
Did you make this post under a sock acct just to promote this?
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19d ago
With a custom skills workspace in mininote https://mininote.ink/docs/mcp-docs Agent can use mcp to update its own skills, or I can copy template skills into local dorectories via the api. Very useful, like notion on st
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