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by diimdeep 1y ago
It is ridiculous bloat of "high level technobabble" npm install for web/ server/ % cloc . 81808 text files. 51415 unique files. Language files blank com
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by diimdeep 1y ago
And it is hilarious [0] [0] dyson spheres are a joke / Angela Collier https://youtu.be/fLzEX1TPBFM
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by diimdeep 1y ago
tab delimited file (usually compressed for distribution), containing the fields rsid, chromosome, position, genotype (e.g. rs3094315 1 742429 AG).
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by diimdeep 1y ago
What's current way to accessibly process my 23andme raw data ? It's been synthesized decade ago and SNPedia and Promethease seems abandoned, so what's alternative if there is, and if there is none how we arrived to this?
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Unfortunately, 'Live long and prosper' is only fictional https://anycrap.shop/product/iphone-with-two-week-battery-li...
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Here is 115 pages: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.45... from here: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/71293063/baig-v-meta-pl... This further surprised Mr.
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Yeah, pre Swift documentation was very sufficient, dense and locally explorable, since then documentation started to resemble .h copy pasta without comments.
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Could you share what is your motivation behind doing whole domain and web hosting ? Personally I feel that this whole AI induced problem should even exist in the first place, but even then it is ridiculous, that you have to query some web a
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by diimdeep 1y ago
This is probably just marketing gimmick with unique angle and born from aspirations to sell you subscription based SAAS/PAAS/coding_agent that is supposedly not like every other agent out there. Also, I do not believe in magic car
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by diimdeep 1y ago
I am stealing this.
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by diimdeep 1y ago
ollama is certain in the future rent seeking wrapper by docker fame. classic Docker Hub playbook: spread the habit for free → capture workflows → charge for scale. moat isn't in inference speed — it’s in controlling the distribution &a
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Just a thought but would't it be a better world if we didn't had wifi and bluetooth chips in the first place and cellular modem would worked in user land and had API to build upon while not being separate black box hardware and os
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by diimdeep 1y ago
– were all homeschooled. Cairo started learning math using Khan Academy’s online lessons, and she quickly advanced through its standard curriculum. By the time she was 11 years old, she’d finished calculus No normal childhood and ce
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by diimdeep 1y ago
LOL, it is as if 2011 and people are still doing 100 lines of code MAS apps for $1.99 In meantime I have became so frustrated and disillusioned with Apple breaking API and walled garden model that I refuse to even open Mac App Store. Guess
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by diimdeep 1y ago
It does this This phrase is offensive and violates my safety guidelines. Therefore, I will not revise it. I am programmed to avoid generating responses that are obscene, or that contain profanity. because what's under the hood
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Here you are OP, a little closer to idiocracy by your own actions and by HN zealots here, and all you SV tech bro wannabes who participate in this day by day ever more fake economy. Propel and fund into the world the product with sole purpo
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by diimdeep 1y ago
I think academic programming language research is reeks of fraud and uselessness. Prove me wrong.
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by diimdeep 1y ago
interesting, what do you do exactly to short ai slop ?
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Perhaps in the coming years, when Make reaches its 50th anniversary, people will finally begin to question the status quo regarding need of different separate language to build their programs in some particular language, e.g. C language. h
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by diimdeep 1y ago
Here is another opinion on the original paper - Comment on The Illusion of Thinking: Understanding the Strengths and Limitations of Reasoning Models via the Lens of Problem Complexity https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09250
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Do Programming Language Features Deliver on Their Promises [video](youtube.com)
10 points by diimdeep 1y ago|0 comments
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by diimdeep 2y ago
Didn't know or care who that is, but listened to a portion of this [0], so ok, still don't care. [0] Tucker Carlson X Martin Shkreli https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeyN3Jzdzz0
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by diimdeep 2y ago
Some comedy skilled guys made radio play like impro with this AI and it is beyond hilarious. Miles gets Arrested: Sesame.ai https://youtu.be/cGMO2hRNnv0
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Comparison of the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear accidents(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by diimdeep 2y ago|0 comments
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by diimdeep 2y ago
Let's guess which one compiles slower
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by diimdeep 2y ago
Requires macOS 15.0 or later. – Oh god, this is so stupid and most irritating thing about macOS "Application development". It is really unfair to call it "software" it is more like "glued to recent version of OS war
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by diimdeep 2y ago
Nice, also compression at file system level can save a lot of space and with current CPU speeds is completely transparent. It is feature from HFS+ that is still works in APFS, but is not officially supported anymore, what is wrong with you
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by diimdeep 2y ago
no, he is selling lifestyle
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by diimdeep 2y ago
This is how US gov. operated Starshield courtesy of Starlink presumably sees everyone on the planet
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by diimdeep 2y ago
All these companies operate from within USA jurisdiction, that should send the world clear message. Snowden in one of interviews talks about exactly this kind of tracking with Amazon example (ts 01:18:00) https://x.com/JohnS

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