guluarte

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by guluarte 4y ago
add vim and you can brick your phone
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by guluarte 4y ago
>Offering flexible upgrades do you want to buy the headlights DLC ($0.9 first month, then $29.9)? Y/n
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by guluarte 4y ago
nah, it's google shutting down a random thing like always
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by guluarte 4y ago
programming for hours every day
365.
by guluarte 4y ago
funds are safu .... in his pocket lol
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by guluarte 4y ago
maybe works working alone but try this with a team
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by guluarte 4y ago
it's like alexa, siri, etc. I'd rather do the stuff myself than talking nonsense with an "ai"
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by guluarte 4y ago
using ballons as a ddos attack, making the usaf spend 500k per each
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by guluarte 4y ago
the question depends on how much data are you going to use it with
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by guluarte 4y ago
that's one of the biggest problems in the js ecosystem imo, when there's a problem instead of stepping back and fixing the root problem in an effortless way someone comes with a plugin/tool that you should now have to use in
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by guluarte 4y ago
imagine writing some .env file while chatgtp throwing some keys as suggestions lol
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by guluarte 4y ago
I was diagnosed with ADHD a couple of months ago and Concerta has been life changing, I can easy stay all day coding, learning or doing something productive. Now my biggest problem is remember to eat lol
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by guluarte 4y ago
botsplaning as a service
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by guluarte 4y ago
litestream is more for data recovery, for replication LiteFS is better.
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by guluarte 4y ago
google was sued about 8 years ago and they stated they use emails for "tailored experiences" https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/04/googl...
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by guluarte 4y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/aug/14/google-gm...
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by guluarte 4y ago
google uses all data it can for training their models, the only rule is the data should not track back to a specific user.
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by guluarte 4y ago
I think the next big think will be personal assistants trained with your data, ie a college student using a chatgtp that it is trained with the books he owns, a company chatgtp trained with the company documents and projects, etc.
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by guluarte 4y ago
you need a lot of tools to replace cloudflare, there is authelia, bind, ngix, traefik. I dont think you can have any sort of DoS protection if your ISP cuts off your internet if you're beign attacked...
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by guluarte 4y ago
Im using a mini pc with 8gb ram and 2tb ssds, it uses around ~5w and can run proxmox, docker, portainer, home assistant, adguard, tailscale, plex, etc
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by guluarte 4y ago
imagine going in a plane controlled by an AI having a meltdown mid flight
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by guluarte 4y ago
if you can a mini pc with proxmox, portainer, a domain name and cloudflare DDNS
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by guluarte 4y ago
probably execs wanted to abosord linode the easiest way posible
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by guluarte 4y ago
linode was a very kown hosting provider some time ago, along with hostgator, dreamhost, etc, when everyone was using cPanel and php lol
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by guluarte 4y ago
RIP, it sounds so generic like IBM/Oracle cloud service
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by guluarte 4y ago
i only need to show a toddler what an apple is once, and he will recognize a apple in every color just fine, i dont need to train him with tons of data and error correction, and tell him "use this relu function here and sigmoid here&qu
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by guluarte 4y ago
it does, but sensite projects defenitly i wont use discord, neither slack nor zoom.
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by guluarte 4y ago
it doesn't generate new ideas, it just answers based on statistics, it will be more like a personal search assitant or a tool that helps people finding information
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by guluarte 4y ago
has ChatGTP created anything new? something that's is just not rewriting text?
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by guluarte 4y ago
There's nothing intelligent in ChatGPT, it's just a text generator on steroids, web spammers have been using this sort of tools for years. It cannot generate new ideas, at the end it just regurgitates content

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