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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Totally fair — no business model exists today. Truly. We built it and wanted to ship now and figure that out later. Obviously our goal is to keep the service up and we will. We're not strapped for cash. Ultimately we'll charge som
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Thank you! The AI review feature is useful because it can steer you in the right direction if you're having trouble remembering a card. The main thing about spaced repetition is that in order to memorize you have to do active recall, a
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
The fact that democracy has in it the ability to bring to power the systems and people that can destroy it is what's most frustrating about it.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
what?
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
I have used HiddenBar for a while and it's been pretty solid. It's open-source: https://github.com/dwarvesf/hidden
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
FYI, it looks like inline_completions_disabled_in is no longer a thing :-)
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Can you point me to the abundance? Because I sure can point you to the consequences of thinking we live in an age of abundance.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
There's a great deal of coverage about DeepSeek on Zvi's newsletter here: https://thezvi.substack.com/archive?sort=new - the first post on R1 is from January 22
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
At face value I agree with everything USAID stands for, but it sounds like you have some examples in mind you want to provide.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Honestly a shame it has to come to this. Sure, people elected this administration and I guess with that comes with a bunch things I disagree with. But the removal of years of scientific research and data from the web (paid for by citizens w
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> For starters, I am still waiting for Apple Intelligence to arrive on my phone. Reason given is "EU legislative concerns". So the EU should not control where your data is processed? You can't claim in one comment to be
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> Yes, it only affects airlines that have connections to the US. But if I book Lufthansa from Frankfurt to Tokyo, the PNR will still be sent to the US, for Lufthansa has connections to the US. Any proof of that claim? The agreement spec
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
It provides examples of unacceptable risks — they're in the article. And the obvious whataboutism is obvious. Yes, you can find other sources for information on, say, developing bio weapons elsewhere. Does that mean you should have sys
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Can we get some sources that back the narrative for that last sentence?
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
I fail to see where you stand based on your line by line commentary. Are we not supposed to be against these obvious negatives? Regulation against undesired outcomes needs to start somewhere. Do you believe we should not regulate, simpl
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> (Shame about Westworld though) Oh man, don't remind me.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
I mean, there's a fair amount of hype about transformers right now.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
I assumed you figured this out already, but looking at the source code, the key should be "f11", with a lowercase f.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> joining the EU has been national suicide for every other country that submitted to it Care to elaborate with a couple of examples that can help me grok your POV? Honestly curious, because my personal perspective is nearly diametrically
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> frustrating autocorrupt Look — I don't know if it was on purpose, but I chuckled.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
I'd say so. I didn't dislike Sapiens, but found The Dawn of Everything to be deeper in many ways.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Read a lot this year — a lot more than most years. A few highlights: The making of the atomic bomb by Richard Rhodes was probably the best of the bunch. I read it because I see some parallels between the discovery of atomic power and the se
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
If we all stuck to the first thing that worked and searched for no improvements whatsoever, we'd all be riding horses.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Presumably the attack vector is that someone malicious at Zed or VSCode could change the code in the server components to introduce a backdoor that could be used later.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
The Aeropress is absolutely great, but I have the same reservations about putting 96c water through what's essentially a bunch of plastic. What I'm about to suggest is not a substitute, but there are solid glass/metal french
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Would love to know which pages you used in the prompt for that shoddy summary job.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> The biggest problem is that the defaulting to binary distribution also means that building from source is unsupported. I don't think it means that at all. They're both clearly supported by homebrew — one just happens to be th
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> whole of English Wikipedia baked into them (IIRC it constitutes the bulk of the training data for pretty much all of them) Not a dig on anything you are saying (because I agree that just shoving a link into an LLM and asking for a summ
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Should be, yes. Tauri supports windows, and this wraps it.

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