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by freakynit 4mo ago
That's true. Site-local chat was meant to be the default way. But, was not restricted to that. People could keep whitelisted list of sites that they are open to get pings/DM's from. I was still not able to figure out the priv
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by freakynit 4mo ago
I made something similar last year: A p2p chat popup (that sits on bottom right of the page as a bubble) that allows all visitors to chat with each other. It had simple keyword based moderation in-built (can be easily bypassed though). Was
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by freakynit 4mo ago
.dog { display: float; }
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Giving feedback takes effort and time. Unless you are willing to give something in return, the chances of random people from net giving you "honest" feedback are slim to none. TL;DR: Offer something in return.
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Renting vs. Buying – A case study for Bangalore(bangalore-property-buy-vs-rent.pagey.site)
18 points by freakynit 4mo ago|19 comments
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Agree. Many times what the server returns is dictated by what kind of client software a user is using. Cookies are obviously used by browser based clients, with full browser capabilities. MCP doesn't have those capabilities. How will t
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by freakynit 4mo ago
One simple 100% effective way of control is to control the livelihoods of the dependents. UBI does exactly that by giving that control to governments(politicians), which in turn generally serve corporates interests, thegerby extending that
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by freakynit 4mo ago
"""For instance if there ends up being substantial labor disruption due to LLMs" "" .. who are they gonna sell to if people don't even have money to buy? We live in circular economy... everyone's depe
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by freakynit 4mo ago
If your losses scale with your growth, while at the same time your competitors are eating into your future user-base, how are you ever gonna become profitable? Only two ways comes to my mind: regulatory capture, and moving upwards into full
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Show HN: JerrySniffs – MCP Server (and API's) for web and social media search(jerrysniffs.online)
1 points by freakynit 4mo ago|0 comments
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by freakynit 4mo ago
I have said this before as well: these top-of-the-line models write clever, convoluted code. The code looks intelligent from above, but is a maintenance headache. Makes entire thing fragile for future developments on top of it. The smaller
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by freakynit 4mo ago
It keeps "branding" intact. This is similar to red-bull spending $3 BILLION annually on marketing... it's to keep the brand alive in the minds of folks and "associate" them as kinda the de-facto in given industry.
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by freakynit 4mo ago
No doubt this is better than Anthropics... and yes, I computed the ratio again: it's 38.92 (at least based on what's shown in my dashboard).
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by freakynit 4mo ago
My comment on same: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48493358
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by freakynit 4mo ago
"damaged", even after paying 99$ : https://github.com/electron/notarize/issues/205#issuecomment... See last 20'ish comments.
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by freakynit 4mo ago
You can run the two agents in GAN like loop.. each trying to better the other. Give them a common task like design a better alternative to transformer model that uses max O(nlogn) memory, and the result comes closest to existing n^n impleme
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Ooooo... I now realize the trick. It's a mental play... give 1000x of "credits" but charge in same old tokens.
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Even worse... they use both terms on the same page in dashboard. """ Credits 4,100,000,000 Credits Total Token Consumption """
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by freakynit 4mo ago
As much as I absolutely love Mimo V2.5 Pro (it's a genuinely good model), I absolutely hate the way they calculate usage in their token plan. For example: For a super small task in a small project that should not be consuming more than
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Watch Dogs: Legion
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Nice... I built something same last year (not active anymore): https://www.producthunt.com/products/zenquery It was able to query csv, json, parquet and xlsx files, all locally. You could also mix files of different ty
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by freakynit 4mo ago
I built https://pagey.site initially for my own self since I was creating an insane lot of small one-page sites using LLM for various utilities/calculators/explanations etc. and needed a single place to host them. Init
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Did this research last week on the same thing: NVIDIA (NVDA) — The Short / Underperformance Thesis - https://nvidia-stock-analysis.pagey.site/ This is pump and dump on the largest scale we have ever seen. It's eff
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by freakynit 4mo ago
This only becomes relevant if your execution graph is complex/big enough. Otherwise, all it takes is less than 30 minutes to add telemetry to all needed points. Doing manually also gives you better control on what you really want to tr
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Yep.. same. I build my own agents... all use-case specific. Keeps the code super minimal, and avoid unnecessary complexity. I have tried a few of these, but nop.. no help.. only more work (and issues).
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by freakynit 4mo ago
/r/TheyDidTheMath IYKYK
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by freakynit 4mo ago
https://platform.minimax.io/subscribe/token-plan
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Thanks..
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by freakynit 4mo ago
The answer is a lean team that is also resource constrained. This not only fosters creativity, but also reduces bloat. People heavily underestimate how much inefficiencies(bloat) heavy bureaucracy adds. To us, outside of the US, it was pret
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by freakynit 4mo ago
Thank you a lot for such an insightful comment. The low level stuff part, including porting entire codebases using DV4Flash came as a genuine surprise to me. I did not expected it to be this good. When you say "i use a highly structure

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