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by firtoz 2y ago
You may have something interesting here... If we represent: - the "price is rising or falling" as "a bull is approaching" - a combination of percentage stake + your buy price as "how close you are to the bull"
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by firtoz 2y ago
Thanks, this helps a lot to understand it, feels quite exciting indeed.
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by firtoz 2y ago
What are some real life use cases for this, instead of let's say edge functions or durable objects etc?
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by firtoz 2y ago
"Next Step" after Start Development Server doesn't work Unsure what to do in Git workflow practice page, maybe some code didn't work for me? i can press "practice" or "visualisation" toggle but nothin
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by firtoz 2y ago
There's a lot of Tiktok accounts for woodworking, but, yeah, unsure how persistent or informative those may be.
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by firtoz 2y ago
> No one knows how consciousness works. Well, we have a rough understand of what the concept represents, at least, don't we? It's like saying "we don't know how quantum physics works so we cannot talk about particles
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by firtoz 2y ago
Time to throw Claude to the nearest bin
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by firtoz 2y ago
Can you try to spend a bit more effort maybe, for example address one of the most egregious inaccuracies?
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by firtoz 2y ago
Well, that's part of the point, it somewhat resembles the thoughts, which should be enough of a kindling to ignite the thoughts of anyone with experience or imagination. Now, what do you think Nietzsche would really say? You seem to be
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by firtoz 2y ago
So, as a curiosity, I invoked an AI echo of Nietzsche to participate in a conversation, feeding it the article and my response. Here's how it went || Nietzsche (claude 3.5 sonnet) "Ah, this talk of consciousness and machines... in
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by firtoz 2y ago
Human consciousness is largely comprised of the perceptual inputs, combined with some internal deeper reflections, and some echoes of those reflections trigger the same or similar receptors to those that activate from the perceptual inputs.
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by firtoz 2y ago
It's not really clear how it'd prevent bots... > The difficulty of the puzzle, and therefore the time and resources needed to solve it, is intelligently and automatically scaled based on sophisticated risk signals to protect ag
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by firtoz 2y ago
Was it gdpr compliant at least
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by firtoz 2y ago
Is it able to have data come out of it though, or is it fully... "sandboxed"? I am guessing the only output is the visual feedback you get when it's rendered? Oh... I guess if you can somehow have it trigger a "load an i
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by firtoz 2y ago
You will need to pipe it into the scanner in a loop, making sure to circle the correct keys before each scan
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by firtoz 2y ago
the 100% match to the document title value minus "github", shortened only if it exceeds the limit ``` nvpro-samples/nv_cluster_lod_builder: continuous level of detail mesh library ``` https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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by firtoz 2y ago
It's also a personal question, not a "why should someone work here", but a "what motivates YOU"
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by firtoz 2y ago
That's my take too. She will fall in love with the hard working aspect of him. I wonder also, did the innie take all of the good traits and the bad ones are... Gone, from the outie?
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by firtoz 2y ago
Great! Now... What could be a real use case for something like this, I was thinking about it as I watched the series. It's a bit like the Apple "perform AI operations on encrypted data without the server knowing the contents"
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I'd argue that there's no way that Apple would want to offer access to something like that to any third party, and that it'd be better to start implementing it ourselves from scratch in any other operating system.
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by firtoz 2y ago
Oh, I was naive to think that the Pi was capable of some kind of magic (sweaty smile emoji goes here)
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by firtoz 2y ago
Would it be something like this? > OpenAI's nightmare: DeepSeek R1 on a Raspberry Pi https://x.com/geerlingguy/status/1884994878477623485 I haven't tried it myself or haven't verified the creds,
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by firtoz 2y ago
Wow, I never imagined that to be possible. What was their reasoning?
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by firtoz 2y ago
Yes... I'm in the UK, in London. For renting, even as a founder who has a profitable business that was active for a year, they're still either asking for upfront payments (12 months...) or a guarantor. This was the case for multip
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by firtoz 2y ago
Why do you think so?
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by firtoz 2y ago
Such an awesome project, thanks for sharing!
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by firtoz 2y ago
I play a lot of games, work from VR, and am also learning to paint and DJ in VR without the expensive paint/ink/DJ equipment etc.
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by firtoz 2y ago
Wow, thank you, looks better than I expected! Update: ah, the source code is not really open: > For full access to the Github repository please screenshot a receipt of your purchase along with your Github email and username and email it
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by firtoz 2y ago
So.. Meta has Meta Horizon OS, which feels quite inaccessible to non-corpos AFAIK, and now we have Android XR. Is it more accessible? I was working with Razer back in the day (as a third party contributor, not part of the team) for Razer OS
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by firtoz 2y ago
> I know for a fact you get propaganda videos shoved in between your feed of 'good stuff' that you enjoy watching, I have been using TikTok for months and I didn't see any propaganda at all. I only get content about my int

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