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by endofreach 2y ago
> Since its founding two years ago, xAI has rapidly become one of the leading AI labs in the world Am i behind the moon because i haven't heard of xAI?
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by endofreach 2y ago
Agree. Felt the same. Just wanted to add that "wesenszug" for trait would be my choice.
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by endofreach 2y ago
Lol, what? Haven't heard of this... What's your experience with nativePHP? While i am a defender of modern (!) php for web applications, this does sound rather weird. But also interesting. Thanks for the link. I wonder though how
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by endofreach 2y ago
It's not like the government is taking the money though... usually it goes to someone who is arguably deserving. So i feel "kicking in the teeth" seems inappropriate. I also fucked up because of taxes many times and just rece
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by endofreach 2y ago
Let's encrypt has done great work with certs for free. But they do still cost money. Insane for how long unencrypted traffic was the default. But i could not have done anything, if browsers had soft-enforced https earlier. I simply cou
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by endofreach 2y ago
Thanks, it does clarify. I thought one might at least be able to pretend to have a QR code parsed result string (eg wifi:T:WPA;S:MySSID;P:mypassword;;), to trigger the systems API. I didn't know that android now has these limitations.
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by endofreach 2y ago
> I guess the question is "why generate a QR code rather than just connect?" Exactly. Why not use the API directly? Why encode a string into an image for the sole purpose of displaying that image to then basically do a screensh
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by endofreach 2y ago
Spending compute to encode a string just to decode it with more compute, because the whole purpose was to print the decoded string seems... a bit wasteful at best. I don't understand. Sure, the excuse here might be that the generated Q
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by endofreach 2y ago
Facebook, take note! The germans seem really good at rebranding to make people forget terrible things of the past... insane, actually...
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by endofreach 2y ago
> The mission of a company is to deliver value for customers and shareholders, not to chase fads. So you think the stock price resembles the delivered value? Or may it be rather the p e r c e i v e d value? And then, how would a compan
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by endofreach 2y ago
But then, who'd invent excel? Maybe we need the compromise and let some people be the 10xcel engineer...
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by endofreach 2y ago
You can run chromium/chrome with many security features (eg cors) disabled. If that helps whatever security hell you wanna swim in...
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by endofreach 2y ago
Interesting. I have no rust experience yet, so i wonder: while that sounds very cool, how does it look like in the wild? To me it seems like this could quickly turn into a nightmare, if the code is not very well organized / structured.
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by endofreach 2y ago
I mean in relative terms not bad for putin actually... 10x-ing is the wet dream of many in the silicovska valley.
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by endofreach 2y ago
Awesome! Missingno was what i meant. Thank you!
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by endofreach 2y ago
> Pokémon Red takes 25 hours on average for a new player to complete. Seriously? I've never really played video games, but i remember spending so much time on pokemon red when i was young. Not sure if i ever really finished more tha
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by endofreach 2y ago
How is trump speed running towards another world war? To me– a non-us citizen– it does seem like quite the opposite.
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by endofreach 2y ago
> Any mobile app designers out there think TikTok has good UX? I mean scrolling video is great, but everything else? You wouldn't ask a doctor if she thinks crack is great, right?
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by endofreach 2y ago
Dear god, please never screw up the x-overflow... (or... do it, and see if these artificial beings are already more powerful than us and can't be stopped...)
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by endofreach 2y ago
It's just insane how this is a pattern with microsoft. That should be studied. It's not meant snarky. I am really fascinated. I dislike microsoft but feel that my bias is taking over whenever i get to say things like "of cour
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by endofreach 2y ago
Interesting, didn't know about dune3d. I can't try today though. What are you expecting from my comparison? If i don't forget, i can come back here in a few days if had time to try dune and tell you about my experience.
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by endofreach 2y ago
Just wanted to say that i found out about shapr3d here on HN through a comment a while back. And– though it does sound dramtic– it changed my life. It got me into CAD modelling without any experience. Which i wouldn't have tried on a c
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by endofreach 2y ago
I would have expected the downvotes for not being funny. But i would have never thought to be taken serious on this. But thank you for taking the time to explain. (Un-?)fortunately, i have been writing php for years. And my bash/zsh s
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by endofreach 2y ago
Interesting. I have had the opposite experience. And i am happy that they're behind on the AI front. Way too many tools force their shitty AI (API wrapper) upon me already. And i have yet to see any benefit.
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by endofreach 2y ago
Interesting. Any code you want to share?
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by endofreach 2y ago
Sweet. The night before last christmas eve, i needed to come up with a gift quickly– and i started to write a script for this. I went down the rabbit hole of perfecting different formats, length variations etc & generate the PDFs. Unfor
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by endofreach 2y ago
Psst, don't tell my clients that it's not actually me but the languages syntax i use, that's solving their problem.
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by endofreach 2y ago
We all are, since a long time. The mud just doesn't shine so bright.
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by endofreach 2y ago
I'm sure they'll undersand
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by endofreach 2y ago
So, "consultants" from the big letters?

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