giancarlostoro

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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Someone noted Gemini was also having issues in another thread.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I have a feeling this is part of it, especially when you consider how many services let you use any of many available AI providers.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I'm surprised they don't just do that, and maybe even to go a little further, disallow renewals so you can phase people out and reclaim domains you can sell.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I wonder if anyone will ever have the guts to enter the gaming console market using open source as a base. Linux support for GPUs has never been better than what it is today. I've spent the last 4 or 5 years gaming exclusively on Linux
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I would not be surprised if heavy load from one of their competitors being down would bring down whoever is "next" on the list.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Maybe people switched when Claude went down, giving more load than usual to the others? Or maybe just really bad timing from some of those providers to update?
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
They're more common among relatives than total strangers. About a year or so ago I saw on Nextdoor a neighbor posted about that some girl who always walked home from school whom he waves to when he sees her. One day she was walking slo
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Here in Florida there's no just letting my 4 year old wander to a nearby lake, it might be the last time I ever see her. There's an assumption that alligators are in every lake, and next to my house I have two lakes visible the mo
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
"Stop all loops you're running" would be one hell of a 0-day for Opus to pull off, but hey, it did crack me up thinking about it.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
At that point, Google and Apple should be legally barred from fully banning you if it impedes you identifying yourself unless your account is hacked.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I had a friend build an eBay app so you could scan things while at Walmart to see if you found cheaper products, but that's as far as he was able to get with his app, he couldn't do any pricing comparison against Amazon etc becaus
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
What's funny is I had just told Claude to kill whatever coding loop it had running. Then got a 529 immediately.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
The problem is Amazon, Ebay etc don't want this at all, they wont give you access to their data if you try to do anything meaningful with it for yourself as a end-user because they dont want you finding something cheaper somewhere else
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Had to vouch for your comment, for some reason it was not visible. > Geometry is derived from OpenStreetMap (ODbL) and USGS 3DEP (public domain). This is probably how I would have tackled this, saves on time, especially if Fable just wri
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
They could basically re-form Firefox as a non-profit where they provide funding, but control the non-profit org enough to sway it from wasting funds, not to mention Mozilla's war chest is insane, its no wonder they have bought up some
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Not sure why, but my ads used to be insanely spot on, now they're meh. My wife will get ads on Instagram targeting me though. One day I looked at some retro console, she texted me asking if I was looking at a console, she got like 8 ad
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Probably have ads because idk who would pay to lift those limits.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
This I belive, I used to have intimate knowledge of my niche internet lore and keep learning I am blending years around.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
If I were Mark Zuckerberg I would be salivating waiting for a call from Sam Altman.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
They lock down new articles for about a week I think, so subscribers get the first one, though if you're a subscriber I think they let you SHARE the article with others, so here on HN sometimes a brand new article will be shared by a s
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
> this thing is really good at HTML JavaScript is pretty exciting. I would hope the people who make one of the most used JS engines in the world are capable of making a model good at JavaScript ;)
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Not seeing that, that's weird... Maybe a site sharing the same IP is blocked by the FBI through your ISP?
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
The weird babbling reported from Opus 5 might be a result of either a bad system prompt or bad training data.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
If they had some sort of tier that was like $5 to $10 and the main thing it had on it was their custom model for research, no other model, I might re-subscribe, but they were definitely burning way too much compute trying to give it away in
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
That's such a weird take away, you're comparing Mozilla which has a diverse set of employees, versus an organization whose sole purpose is to hire high quality technical writers, which is already pretty niche.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Easy to say until they have to eventually make the hard decision to shut down.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
They could always bump down a tier if needed, they have 6 months to decide anyway.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Not only that but lwn is one of the main sites that gets submitted to HN all year round (not daily, but maybe nearish to daily). So the audience here on HN has been exposed to it over the years. I'm not sure what more they could do to
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
At this point I will gladly take an announcement where CloudFlare buys them out and frees the Fox from annoying corporate interests, they just give everyone a decent free browser, bring back the oxidation effort and overhaul Firefox to be a
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
To be fair, I assume they want to hide that not from their customers, but adversaries who use the way Claude models think and reason to refine their own models.

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