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by giorgioz 1y ago
Very cool!
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by giorgioz 1y ago
Thank you! That answered my question whether there would be in our universe a "white fountain" spitting matter coming from the back hole in the top universe. In your hypothesis where we lose one dimensione over the top universe th
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by giorgioz 1y ago
In case you are interested to learn more on digital nomading: nomadlist.com is a website with a list of nice cities to travel and live in.
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by giorgioz 1y ago
Cool question! I was a digital nomad working a B2B SaaS for ~5years. I worked from cafes but they were always indoor. The bullshit of photos of people with a laptop nearby the beach/outdoor is that brighr light makes it impossible to r
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by giorgioz 1y ago
I love the sentence "After 10 years of hard work, it was an overnight success". The great paradox of spending years working without an audience/product market fit and suddenly an overnight success. So it's very true that
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by giorgioz 1y ago
Try out some models with LM Studio: https://lmstudio.ai/ It has a UI so it's very easy to download the model and have a UI similar to the chatGPT app to query that model.
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by giorgioz 1y ago
I found LM Studios so much easier than ollama given it has a UI: https://lmstudio.ai/ Did you know about LM Studio? Why is ollama still recommended given it's just a CLI with worse UX?
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by giorgioz 1y ago
webpack and babel
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by giorgioz 1y ago
What's your SaaS? I would like to check out your use case that allowed you to build a great product without SPA.
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by giorgioz 1y ago
A dear friend of mine from Greece decided to study archeology and did a Phd in LITERALLY Byzantine iconography of penises. Now at 37 he works as workman in a factory producing food. He seemed happy before and he seems happy now. There are m
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by giorgioz 1y ago
Exacty! They chose to go into a new field rather than persuing archeology and restoration.
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by giorgioz 1y ago
This is why for young people is useful to pick a new field where there are no experts yet. I was very lucky to graduate Computer Science just when the iPhone/Android came out. I had two years experience in Android programming where lit
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by giorgioz 1y ago
Oh my god, the story/stories from that post are awful. I didn't know it had came to the point where people with valid visas could be detained, rejected and visas cancelled. :(
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The mystery man at war with SF Parks over rogue tree swings(sfstandard.com)
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by giorgioz 1y ago
I was in Spain during the blackout nearby Valencia. My phone had 3G data connectivity from 12:30 to 18:30 despite the outage. Same for the fiber signal, powering the modem&router with batteries allowed me to a working fiber connection f
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Shopify Mobile Bridge: Making WebViews Feel Native(shopify.engineering)
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by giorgioz 1y ago
I'm in Spain and went through the blackout yesterday. It was very interesting experience and I went around to learn the most from it. I used a Starlink, lithium battery and solar panels among other stuff. I hope you might find it usefu
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by giorgioz 1y ago
It's too early to jump to conclusions. We literally didn't know what happened.
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by giorgioz 2y ago
There are streaming platforms built on top of BitTorrent like Streamio with the torrents plugins
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by giorgioz 2y ago
No it's not obvious at all Google is winning AI on every front. There is few stuff Google is systemically behind: 1) UX 2) product and use case innovation I just open Google Gemini Android app and asked to generate a JS script with Ge
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by giorgioz 2y ago
Literally yesterday a friend linked the announcement of Firebase Studio with AI building of apps on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIRCBFCyk4X/?igsh=OHlraW5jYWt...
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Ask HN: is ChatGPT app using my CPU/GPU for hidden computation?
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by giorgioz 2y ago
This sort of thinking is exactly why Big Tech shifted from being left Democratic in Obama's time to being center-right Republican in Trump 2024 election. Demonizing ads comparing it to Heroin and tools of authoritarian regime is a MASS
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by giorgioz 2y ago
Interesting but from the article I haven't understood how they actually managed to group together the 24 Users Targeted in 1 Week and understood this was a malicious attack.
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by giorgioz 2y ago
How AI companies relatively cheap to keep running? Aren't they well known to spend a lot in GPUs for training? I always saw AI companies as actually quite relative expensive companies to keep running.
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by giorgioz 2y ago
You either use Vitest for new projects or you use jest.unstable_mockModule for old Jest tests
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by giorgioz 2y ago
7% for Europe seemed unlikely to me so I googled it. First link I opened says Europe is the second biggest market for Apple at 24% after the US at 42%. https://www.bullfincher.io/companies/apple/revenue-by-geogra..
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by giorgioz 2y ago
I'll do the devil's advocate: (not because I'm on Apple side, just to see all points of view). The florist in the article can still grab her phone and take a photo. I think the problem with not allowing single screenshots is
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by giorgioz 2y ago
To be clear, trees did not "give" us oxygen. Trees evolved from bushes which evolved from algaes, which evolved from some mono-cell life forms which are a common ancestors to us as well. They were shaped by natural selection, it w
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by giorgioz 2y ago
I've been thinking as well that from some perspective a human being isn't actually a single life but rather itself a multitude of separate tiny-life forms that cooperate to survive (the cells). The voice in our head is the emergin

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