elias_t

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by elias_t 15d ago
Yes but with that you’d be able to have a work permit as well!
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by elias_t 1mo ago
I use it quite a lot and after a week of use I’m being hard rate limited
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by elias_t 1mo ago
It’s not about their physical products but their services business. I think the upcoming sales in September are going to confirm your point nonetheless
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by elias_t 1mo ago
Same here
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Making LEDs at Home [video](youtube.com)
6 points by elias_t 1mo ago|1 comments
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by elias_t 1mo ago
Wow thanks for this! Right now it’s rate limited, could we pass you the metadata directly maybe? To not burn your ip with their servers
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by elias_t 1mo ago
I think they give stability to the world market and therefore their own exports. With low domestic demand they wouldn’t survive high gas prices.
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by elias_t 2mo ago
It’s crazy how much trust there was prior 9/11. I’m wondering if it’s the same nowadays if you get to a certain position or if everything is perfectly compartmentalised
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by elias_t 2mo ago
I heard about this but could you elaborate? From the outside it seems like a nice idea to cut costs
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by elias_t 2mo ago
Really nice read! I would have loved to know more about how the business ended. It could have flown naturally with the rest of the story. Same for D’s journey! Even if most comments felt like there was envy at Felix’s life I think that’s be
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by elias_t 2mo ago
That’s cool, but I’m not sure to understand what’s in it for them? It’s funded by a company but I couldn’t find any info about it. Is it pure philanthropy?
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by elias_t 2mo ago
I think they will argue that the led gives an indication that it's recording and therefore not "hidden in everyday object". The issue is more about people removing the LED, I guess they will toughen the law about this in the
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by elias_t 2mo ago
The same argument can be made about snowflakes and other providers that handle the data layer. If they can leverage AI in a safe contained environment they would become the clear winner
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by elias_t 2mo ago
“Companies are responding to the incentives that politicians are providing” it misses the full picture, those same politicians are being lobbied by these companies. If a 10M lobbying budget gives 100M less taxes it gives x10 ROI and therefo
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by elias_t 2mo ago
You could make the same argument about spoken languages. There isn't a single sign language
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by elias_t 2mo ago
I'd say by checking the code myself but at the end of the day it's just about trust. Codeberg is facing the same issue, it's all about human reports and common sense, but there aren't bulletproof solution to this problem
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by elias_t 2mo ago
How do you even enforce such policy?
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by elias_t 2mo ago
It’s even worse, because they would have to say: “the bomb dropped itself because we forgot a screw in the airplane, but see how effective it is!”
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by elias_t 2mo ago
That’s crazy that such errors in isolating the models became a marketing stunt. I’m afraid of what it will be next. They will remove guardrails just to provoke more and more headlines
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by elias_t 2mo ago
> hows that going for them? "In its July 15 report — based on interviews with more than forty-two thousand people across thirty-six countries — Pew found that China is now viewed more favorably than the United States in most nations
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by elias_t 2mo ago
> The only one profiting is China since they've mostly transitioned away from oil... They had to use their own oil reserves to regulate the market, where they win is in soft power
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by elias_t 2mo ago
> It's used by non technical people so not sure AI is the competition. I mean yes but most of them are vibe coding apps now > Perhaps Notion and all the project planning apps like Linear, ClickUp, Asana? Most probably, but their
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by elias_t 2mo ago
Probably they are getting eaten by new AI integrations and the numbers don’t look good. It’s strange, I thought they were in pole position to integrate into vibe coded apps with bolt and co. Maybe be a strategy issue?
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by elias_t 2mo ago
Do you have the names of such projects?
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by elias_t 2mo ago
Yes it compresses the proofs but still "Sol had generated 1.2 million lines of Lean code in the three weeks that it had worked on the project". I mean how do you even verify that?
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by elias_t 2mo ago
I wonder if at some point mathematicians will be over-flooded with proofs to check and eventually some over confident false claim will make it into math. Maybe in the future the work of Mathematicians will be like the ones of SWEs with AI,
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by elias_t 5mo ago
Location: Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes! Technologies: Python, Kubernetes, Java, Aws, ML and much more Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pOH2OhfHTgKLq34u1JlzZV723bR... Email: elias.thou
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by elias_t 5mo ago
I'd love to apply but it's only open to US workers, think about changing REMOTE to REMOTE (US)
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by elias_t 7mo ago
The link appears to be wrong. Try https://priorlabs.ai/careers#open-positions
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by elias_t 8mo ago
> In a study with 197 participants, the team could infer the identity of persons with almost 100% accuracy That a super impressive! I wonder how that would be at scale, with a few millions people. I’m don’t think that would remain as acc

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