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by ffsm8 9mo ago
You're talking about select industries which are being supported via subventions, data centers are not included. If you pay attention to the wording in your cited article, they've said so as well. And hetzner does not have a larg
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Business prices should be figure 6 in my link, while the difference is a lot smaller, Lithuania is definitely one of the cheaper countries, beating the EU average slightly. > As per my response to the initial comment - there is no way a
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Then you're living in one of the cheapest areas for electricity prices in Europe, the opposite of what you said. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... Scroll a little down and you se
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
What??? Every thread on HN that touches on the topic has countless people talking about how LLM generated code is always bad, buggy and people that utilize them are inexperienced juniors that don't understand anything. And they're
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Then I do not believe you understood the article you've commented on, because it essentially about the thing you handwaved away via > Then you can format the Date.now() number it into whatever other format you want. The while thing
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
The reality is that almost nobody actually wants LLMs in their phones. They're not good enough for that usecase, currently - so almost all interactions make the UX worse, currently. Might change in the future, I'm just taking abou
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
the article has examples of unexpected behavior with timestamps too, so... How do you covert to your desired format without going through Date? Please don't say date-fns
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
This is the "og definition" of vibe coding https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383?lang=en He knows how to code, as such your personal definition does not agree with how the term was coined. No
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
I didn't remember having issues finding buttons on windows 8. While they were certainly flat, they were always clearly signaled from my memory - did other people have this issue? To be clear, when it was released I was one of the peopl
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
If you're talking about the original vibe coding, sure. But there are many ways to apply LLMs in the development flow. Only specifying features broadly is like a product manager might is definitely highly luck dependent wrt how buggy i
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
It may or may not be enforceable in the court of law, but they'll definitely ban you if they notice you... And I'm pretty sure ban evasion can become an issue in the court of law, even if the original TOS may not hold up
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
If Trump does something it will be the same as with Venezuela. This invalidates most of your pointed questions against it happening. These questions would at most be raised after it already happened, and after watching a few political influ
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
> Any idea can be built and validated in a few hours or days. Let's not oversell it to that degree, please. The amount of ideas that can be built and validated within a few hours or days went way way way up, but is still very very
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Even more relevant is the rationale behind it. Unless your closed source code will be usable by llms more effectively then what's available today in oss, it's likely going to die off within the next decade or two. There will conti
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
> iMac to a Mac mini in late 2024 Windows?
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Probably because most people only read headlines (and maybe 3 paragraphs) combined with the fact that the US has a long history of doing what people are condemning them for, even if this particular instance probably wasn't a case of su
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Your ignorance blows my mind " Changing or repealing the law is against the law by definition " What do you think an "amendment" is? literally, the definition. I don't think I've ever interacted with someone th
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
You left out the context. It's not an issue at an individual level. I very explicitly stated that I was talking about societal level. That means that the society is worse of if everyone does it And importing goods is a good example why
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
I'm from Germany, and from an outsiders perspective I can only say that your argument wouldn't convince me. I looked into the h1b for myself before, and I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to start my own successful busin
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
I don't think anyone would've had an issue with buy to use, that's not their business model however. As a matter of fact, I paid them 150€ for a "lifetime license" - because a long time ago, that was their business
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
That's one common reason for renting, not the only one. I've rented trailers and various tools before too, not because I couldn't afford to buy them, but because I knew I wouldn't need them after the fact and wouldn&#x27
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Not all of them, even automated industry is generally good at the macro level
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Nonsense, it's just cheaper to pay someone without any rights 50c/h then to automate it If that industry was still in the area, they'd be automating the shit outta it. It's just not worth it right now considering there
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Oof, that makes the fact people flagged this seriously fucked up...
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
i think youre not hearing what - at least i - was saying. I never said that running the same connectivity and NAT traversal via 2 nodes which are both inside of a NAT is possible. Neither did I ever claim you dont need a static public IP
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Isn't it If he leaves office at this point, or does it only sound like it from Europe? They've been testing the waters for way to frequently with seemingly very little pushback... to me, a third presidency is basically guarantee
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
I was just pointing out that the statement wrt "wireguard being blocked while tailscale works" is nonsensical. It remains nonsensical no matter how uninformed the user may be - even if he's proud of being such, as you seem to
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Tailscale uses wireguard. What it provides is a opinionated configuration management - which is admittedly great which is why I use it as well, but it's nonsensical to say tailscale works in places where wireguard is blocked. You'
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Yes, I think everyone, including the author of the article will agree that you've quoted the one sentence thats about playback. I agreed on that from the beginning as well. After all, after you've modified a video file, you will w
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Hmm, it does line up with that from my perspective too. It's just a different way to say "you're the product, not the customer" if you look at the statement from a neutral perspective - the whale being the actual custom

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