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hoppp
1y ago
Its just human nature for history and old pseudo science to repeat itself. That is why Ai is powerful, because humans can't inherit wisdom. A new generation needs to develop their own wisdom by making old mistakes again and again. Howe
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hoppp
1y ago
Pretty cool ngl. I think I'll try it
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hoppp
1y ago
I recall having a sleep issue with linux 15 years ago, I think its been fixed long ago, except maybe on some very new hardware or if you install the wrong linux on an M series Mac you could have issues with sleep.
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hoppp
1y ago
A lot of founders are uni dropouts in America because the money flows easily and you dont have to study in university to have skills. Its quite a stupid idea that only the most educated people can get these grants because people who excel a
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hoppp
1y ago
Those I think serve a good purpose. We can discover the universe one atom smashed at a time. It's non-profit and would not exist without external funding. The discussion is more about businesses I think.
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hoppp
1y ago
You are right. Eu has great plans but unable to fulfill them. I have been waiting for the Capital Markets Union for 11 years. THe European blockchain infrastructure? Dead because only some universities can use it. Eu is unable to fund innov
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hoppp
1y ago
How is it compared to the Danish rejsekort? That works kind of similar, its very fast too
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1y ago
Ive been thinking about this too. Got the glasses and was thinking about small wireless split keyboards like the corne-ish zen My issue is the phone. I will need at least 24Gb of ram for my work.
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hoppp
1y ago
What makes it privacy first? Shouldn't it use local llm then? Does it send my password to a provider when it signs up to a website for me?
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1y ago
But what if they get to keep their mouse DNA too? Do we get 2 meter large super smart mice? Sounds like a horror movie
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hoppp
1y ago
CUDAAAAGH is a pretty bad name to chose for a library. Easy to typo and accidently add more or less A. I had to pause reading, to count the A-s. Not so easy on the eyes. Better name it CUD4AGH if you want to keep it.
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hoppp
1y ago
I use React or vanilla js or server side rendering or all three together, depending what the situation requires. I found this website aggressive and not funny.
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hoppp
1y ago
Its true but using unwrap is a bit boring , I mean...boring is good but its also boring.
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hoppp
1y ago
You can still just type the Ai response. Often when I generate larger code I type it instead of copy paste, that helps me understand it and spot issues faster
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hoppp
1y ago
If LLMs existed back in the 90s and 00s I would have generated all my homework too. The kids these days got everything...
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hoppp
1y ago
It's not that doge.
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1y ago
Deno Deploy is a failure because it's not alluring to pay per request, especially with endpoints exposed to the open web. Deno is still better than node and its sort of a swiss army knife for developing servers in Typescript fast.
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1y ago
Not true that its not updated. They just released Deno 2.3 on the 1st of May. There was no such thing as a Deno rug pull, the author links to the use of http imports which are better used inside a map than directly in a file. Deno is fine a
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hoppp
2y ago
Yeah, I read that title and thought Yuck, wouldn't wanna work there .. But compliance makes or breaks these companies so in that sense its justified
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hoppp
2y ago
Babies often have ipads now. I think they should make an offline toy with decent hardware inside. That would be somethin.
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2y ago
Its great.lovely. but on the long run these toys rely on subscription payment? Both the supabase Api and OpenAI billing is per api call. So the lovely talking toys can die if the company stops being profitable. I would love to see a version
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hoppp
2y ago
Cool I love it, but another thing we will need polyfills for...
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hoppp
2y ago
Clever lad but horrible opsec. Sounds to me like Indexed Finance had bad business logic and they had it coming. There was no break in or exploiting, it was a trade using flash loans, fair enough if you ask me. A platform trading hundreds of
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hoppp
2y ago
Stop doomscrolling. I am guilty of it too. Go out enjoy a walk, do some sports or play video games any of these things will help you stop bad habits. Doom scrolling is addictive like smoking and will make you miserable
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2y ago
I have xreal air 2 that gets zero use. I dont recommend them that much, working on a laptop is better and since they constantly making newer versions its worth the wait to not buy anything current and wait for the next one which which will
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2y ago
Not bad, I bookmark it, its good for prototyping ideas. If it doesn't cost you much money you should keep it free and maybe sell an advanced version aimed at companies. There are already similar things like this in the market, you coul
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2y ago
So they can rotate IP too?
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2y ago
"If the client has a User-Agent that does not contain "Mozilla", the client is allowed through." So if an LLM bot can identity the Anubis Pow check, it can just update its user agent and it passes without needing to com
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2y ago
I just read about llm bots ddosing websites and i guess more of that is coming soon. Big money is bettin on AI eatin the web and the small fishes pay for the bandwidth.
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2y ago
I doubt that a few lines of code are worth a hundred million , without all the infrastructure Anthropic built to operate its business.
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