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Ask HN: Any Android Engineers Here?
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1y ago
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gooob
1y ago
and now the LLM gets to observe itself, heh heh heh
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gooob
1y ago
yeah that's what i'm saying. but obviously the problem is funding. so do we have enough engineers who care about maintaining useful tools that aren't handicapped or compromised to be able to support this endeavor? i think we
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gooob
1y ago
what i'm saying is it's time to make a new company. this is a matter of maintaining good technology and avoiding enshitification so it's quite important.
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gooob
1y ago
are there enough devs to make "non-certified" phones? also i wonder if you'll be able to disable the verification check similar to bootloader unlocking.
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gooob
1y ago
just making sure you understand the proposal correctly. you'd still be able to distribute the app through whatever means you want; the app just has to be signed with a key tied your identity that is verified by google, if trying to ins
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gooob
1y ago
you know what else induces altered states of consciousness? cheese
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gooob
1y ago
interesting. can you expand on this?
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Ask HN: What's Hacker News's vision for the future?
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1y ago
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1y ago
hell yeah, same here. i made a little python GUI app to edit videos
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gooob
1y ago
not working for me either. getting "too many requests". my own CLI tool i wrote for gemini last week works better lol. maybe i have something configured wrong? though that really shouldn't be the case. my api key env var is
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gooob
1y ago
was thinking the same thing lol
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gooob
1y ago
i'm wondering what's going to happen when AI tells us to stop pursuing "economic growth" and instead seek "health and sustainability"
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1y ago
>LLMs represent a scary capability to influence the entire world, in ways we're not equipped to handle replace LLMs with TV, or smartphones, or maybe even mcdonald's, and you've got the same idea. through TV, corporations
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gooob
1y ago
have they started hiring people to make maglev trains and permaculture gardens all around urban areas yet?
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gooob
1y ago
what do you think the solution is? should we just all use fdroid?
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gooob
1y ago
how's that going? what are your current options?
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Ask HN: What are you currently trying to figure out?
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Why Technology is Enslaving Us [video]
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1y ago
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gooob
2y ago
> only looking at resumes that had a working LinkedIn link wait shouldn't that already have been the case? lol
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gooob
2y ago
what should we build?
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Ask HN: What would you preserve if the internet were to go down tomorrow?
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2y ago
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gooob
2y ago
you could buy oil in glass bottles. also if buying larger quantities it comes in some type of metal container.
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gooob
2y ago
wait what the fuck? 6yos talking about their jawline? what's going on?
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gooob
2y ago
why do they keep training on publicly available online data, god dammit? what the fuck. don't they want to make a good LLM? train on the classics, on the essentials reference manuals for different technologies, on history books, medica
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2y ago
no, not the actual content, just the titles of the content. like "book title" by "author". the tool just simply can't be taken seriously by anyone until they release that information. this is the case for all these
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2y ago
haha hey i used to take that stuff every now and then!
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2y ago
i didn't mean to say that making society more rational healthy and coordinated is the only way to contribute. you could certainly go to a monastery and meditate. also i meant that money would not even be something to think about, not t
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gooob
2y ago
i'm young, and want to help work on these, how can i get started? (i'm currently 28 and have been working as a software engineer for 4 years)
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gooob
2y ago
interesting. can you expound on that?
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