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by dom96 3mo ago
If you're interested in detail of how it works, I wrote about it here: https://blog.picheta.me/post/the-future-of-social-media-is-h...
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by dom96 3mo ago
No humanity verification is perfect. 50% of people is already pretty good. Really governments need to do better here, and make it possible to do this type of verification using zero knowledge proofs.
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by dom96 3mo ago
This already happened in the iTunes era, didn’t it? My partner bought South Park episodes and songs and lost them all.
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by dom96 3mo ago
My guess is by using ID verification similar to how I do it on https://onlyhumanhub.com/
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by dom96 3mo ago
As a customer I can no longer support you. But as someone that has been in a similar situation to you, I understand it's tough to end up building something big with someone who's politics you do not agree with. I would seriously u
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by dom96 3mo ago
What do folks use to keep on top of new model releases that are appropriate to their system? i.e. the models that will actually work on the MacBook Pro with 48GB of RAM or whatever their specs are. I've seen sites here and there but th
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by dom96 3mo ago
I've been running it on my 48GB MBP too and it's not particularly great. Super slow and not near enough to the quality provided by even Claude Sonnet.
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by dom96 3mo ago
Twenty dollars? How are you comfortable spending that much to write something as simple as a matrix bot? Are people doing this kind of thing just super rich or am I missing something?
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by dom96 4mo ago
Very cool idea. Shows programming language trends pretty well. https://hackernewstrends.com/?q=Nim&q=Rust&q=Zig
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by dom96 4mo ago
Is this just basically a bountysource? or are there ways to give projects tokens without just sending them money?
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by dom96 4mo ago
I don't mind this, what I do mind is that there is still no way to verify my identity without giving private information to third parties. Why aren't governments building zero knowledge proof-based solutions to this?
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by dom96 4mo ago
Funny example, because many argue that stopping the war on drugs would solve a lot of problems.
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by dom96 4mo ago
A lot of reporting seems to state that it's only for "high risk social media". Is that the case? Are they really picking and choosing which social media they will ban for under 16s?
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by dom96 4mo ago
Huh, didn't know you can use Homebrew on Linux
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by dom96 4mo ago
The UK is a part of Europe.
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by dom96 4mo ago
What activism is that?
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by dom96 4mo ago
> https://fxtwitter.com What is this?
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by dom96 4mo ago
I’m getting more and more convinced that we will end up running LLMs in our personal computers. Which makes me wonder where Anthropic/OpenAIs moats will come from.
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by dom96 4mo ago
Curious why you went for a custom solution. I am aware of at least one company that seems to ship devices with local computer vision (Reolink).
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by dom96 5mo ago
In many ways it already has a corporate sponsor (and has had it for many years now). It's actually the company that built this framework.
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by dom96 5mo ago
Doesn’t seem like it is in the same adoption realm. I wasn’t aware Ghostty was written in Zig and I’m not aware of any Nim project ever reaching the heights of Ghostty (or indeed Bun). Plus as others state, Zig is still pre-1.0. Things do l
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by dom96 5mo ago
I'm curious where this leaves Zig. Bun was the most prominent and biggest project using it. What's left?
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by dom96 5mo ago
I've seen people getting verified by using a video game character creation screen. How can these AI systems possibly tell?
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by dom96 5mo ago
Great! An excuse to play again. My favourite way to play it is using `ssh nethack@nethack.alt.org`. Don't even have to install it. Though it seems it hasn't received this update yet.
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by dom96 5mo ago
Very cool, is there something similar for other countries, like the UK?
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by dom96 6mo ago
Isn’t the real danger now not the ability to find security vulnerabilities, but rather, the ability of anyone to ask an LLM agent to rewrite your open source project in another language and thus work around whatever license your project has
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by dom96 6mo ago
Yep, precisely this. There are many languages out there that would have remained niche if it wasn't for a company sponsoring their development. Go is one of those. Rust too, and it just barely managed to get the critical mass it needed
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by dom96 6mo ago
Absolutely amazing. Nice to be reminded that Revision is still active, on my bucket list to visit at least once in my life.
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by dom96 6mo ago
This is also interesting: https://static.simonwillison.net/static/2025/pov-pelican-opu...
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by dom96 7mo ago
Sad to see this. I had so much fun implementing a http server (called httpbeast) from scratch to get as far up these benchmarks as possible. I do agree with others here that it was possible to game them, but it still gave a good indication

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