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hoppp
1y ago
For internal software maybe, but for a client facing service the incentives are not right when the norm is to operate at a loss.
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hoppp
1y ago
I should? what problems can I solve, that can be only done with an agent? As long as every AI provider is operating at a loss starting a sustainably monetizable project doesn't feel that realistic.
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hoppp
1y ago
Sounds like its a solution looking for a problem. I like self-custody but thats about the most interesting use-case it delivers, everything else seems to revolve around zero-sum games. Saying we are still early is a meme for the pyramid sch
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hoppp
1y ago
Crypto pretty much failed to deliver anything promising other than the original idea and its been reduced to pyramid schemes. I say this as a builder who already had to pivot 4 times, the projects are either scams, gambling or killed by reg
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hoppp
1y ago
We don't know why the world itself exists so everything is magic
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hoppp
1y ago
Taking out cash from ATM has higher fees often than using the credit card to pay
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hoppp
1y ago
Some countries almost completely cashless now. No escape from big brother
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hoppp
1y ago
Because LLMs have a big chance to screw things up. They can't take responsibility. A person can take responsibility for code, but can they do the same for tool calling? Not really, because it's probabilistic. A webs service shou
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1y ago
AWS spends a lot in educating developers to use their service and it's a working strategy. People simply don't believe bare metal is better because of this conditioning towards the cloud. Every company should strive for self-suffi
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1y ago
Both of those (C++ and Rust) ship language support for async but not runtimes.
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hoppp
1y ago
I thought the same, that zig is too low level to have async implemented in the language. It's experimental and probably going to change
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hoppp
1y ago
Chat control is surveillance for plebs but not politicians. They want to hide their cp and shift attention to the lower class.
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hoppp
1y ago
Good. I was tired of it. Denmark is a great place to live but chat control wtf
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hoppp
1y ago
They got used to it and there is no other place really. Other websites don't have the community and outreach. I dislike x.com but twitter has a good niche so it sticks.
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hoppp
1y ago
I don't like to use excel so if I ever have to touch it I will use AI.
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hoppp
1y ago
Oh thats why it looked so familiar. I actually tried to create a UI kit using zed's code for a personal project, but gave up. nice to see I was not the only one with the idea and it can get some usage now. The example app looks awesom
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hoppp
1y ago
Yup, I thought the same. Cyborgs!
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hoppp
1y ago
The npm ecosystem is one of the worst and most backwards places to be, so I don't think so.
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hoppp
1y ago
Yeah I would also like to see SwiftUI but its apple ecosystem only.
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hoppp
1y ago
Yeah, all the encrypted messages collected when illegal markets got seized will be decrypted. Many of them uses RSA 2048 so by 2030 its gonna be broken according to the timelines. Its actually something we will notice. Arrests will be annou
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hoppp
1y ago
Amazing talk. Thanks for sharing
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hoppp
1y ago
Well ,could it be safelySetHTML instead of setSafeHTML ? The second one could imply the HTML is already safe while the first one is safe way to set html. If it's just setHTML then it could imply that don't care if its safe or not
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hoppp
1y ago
SQL injection is solved if you use dependencies that solve it of course. Other than SQL injection there is command or log injection, file names need to be sanitized or any user uploaded content for XSS and that includes images. Any incoming
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hoppp
1y ago
I am a fan of generics but ended up disliking them in go. I just avoid them as much as I can.
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1y ago
I rolled my own event driven solution when building a desktop app with go. I can see this as useful for that.
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hoppp
1y ago
Its like a nuke machine gun for propulsion. Shootin nukes constantly for acceleration. Let the robots do it after they kill all humans, we are not ready yet
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hoppp
1y ago
Just switch to linux and it should just work. There are distros that use very little ram and it stays updated. Noscript can help you block javascript on websites A 15 year old device can be still as capable as a raspberry pi and those work
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hoppp
1y ago
+1 to Elixir. The entire erlang ecosystem is great and Elixir allows devs who don't have time to learn Erlang to leverage it. One of the best languages for startups who want to design scalable software from the start
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hoppp
1y ago
They are known to slow down devices on purpose. For them its simply to bring the most out of their new models but it ends up deprecating the old ones.
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hoppp
1y ago
Nah, antiques are stuff like the apple 2 or the amiga, it was a different world back then 15 years old is just old and has too little ram
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