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ilaksh
8mo ago
Outgoing phone calls.
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ilaksh
8mo ago
I check every day for a new full-duplex model. I was so hyped about PersonaPlex from their demos, but in my test it was oddly dumb and unable to follow instructions. So I am hoping for something like PersonaPlex but a bit larger. Has anyone
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ilaksh
8mo ago
Its interesting that this exact use case is already covered in their ToS. I wonder when the first YouTube as storage project came out, and how many there have been over the years.
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ilaksh
8mo ago
I wonder if providers like Hetzner and Digital Ocean etc. will get this someday also.
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ilaksh
8mo ago
They cannot take over. They can give advice in unusual circumstances. I don't have to argue about Tesla or what other people are saying about Tesla.
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ilaksh
8mo ago
The ambiguity in the title is going to get a lot of the "skeptics" who have remained in denial about this to assume it's some kind of admission that they haven't been autonomous this whole time. It's weird how many
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ilaksh
8mo ago
I have my own MIT licensed framework/UI: https://github.com/runvnc/mindroot . With Nano Banana via runvnc/googleimageedit
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ilaksh
9mo ago
This is a good idea. Do you use something like browser-use or Fara-7b behind the scenes? Or maybe you don't want to give up your secrets (which is fine if that's the case).
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ilaksh
9mo ago
https://github.com/sponsors/sudo-project Can donate there. My bank account is basically empty but I will contribute a few bucks.
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ilaksh
9mo ago
This looks like either they are deliberately trying to trick people into thinking it's the MIT license, or have accidentally made the most confusing and nonsensical license ever. MIT licensed binary in a source code repo does not make
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ilaksh
9mo ago
But that isn't nearly good enough, and it's much worse for people in many other countries. And that is largely despite many structural aspects of our society. There have been some improvements to social structures, but almost all
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ilaksh
9mo ago
From where I'm standing, the very low wage underclass arrived many years ago. AI and robotics just make it worse. But it is very arrogant to think that it will be limited to certain types of jobs. Things have never been meritocratic. W
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ilaksh
9mo ago
It's fascinating to me how dramatically software engineering has changed over the last couple of years due to advanced LLMs and programming tools. For whatever high percentage of engineers, having AI generate and edit code is now a lar
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ilaksh
9mo ago
Well but it's also deliberately doing a ton of thinking right?
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ilaksh
9mo ago
That's now new -- Qwen 3 Max for example has been closed.
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ilaksh
9mo ago
I don't think so. Just checked like five minutes ago. Probably before tomorrow though.
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ilaksh
9mo ago
Can radicle seeds run over IPV6? Seems like since IPV6 doesn't have NAT it should be a big advantage for p2p and as it becomes more available the need for everyone to set up port forwarding or get a VPS to seed should go down. ISPs wil
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ilaksh
9mo ago
Isn't this the opposite of RSS? Isn't the point that instead of going to one centralized server to get feeds you subscribe to the actual source feeds? Make it an RSS feed of RSS feeds. That's still kind of contrary to the spi
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ilaksh
9mo ago
Being allowed to serve data from your own device should be seen as a natural human right. If the networks don't have capacity or something then we need networks that can support that. The idea that all of that has to go in the Fedivers
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ilaksh
9mo ago
I think that programming as a job has already changed. Because it is hard for most people to tell the difference between someone who actually has programming skills and experience versus someone who has some technical ingenuity but has only
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ilaksh
9mo ago
just in case anyone is interested, I will mention my MIT licensed project that is very useful with Claude https://github.com/runvnc/mindroot
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ilaksh
9mo ago
In a weird way, I want to give him credit for saying out loud what he actually thinks. It's a good reminder for people to see it out in the open. The reality is that there are tens of millions of racists in the United States. In fact,
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ilaksh
9mo ago
There are multiple self driving car companies that are fully autonomous and operating in several cities in the US and China. Waymo has been operating for many years. There are full self driving systems that have been in operation with human
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ilaksh
10mo ago
It's yet to be proven that the oil situation there is really going to change. It could turn out to be a classic "Mission Accomplished" where X weeks or months down the line we see an actual invasion.
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ilaksh
10mo ago
That pattern in particular is grating when it keeps repeating. But I don't think that LLM writing necessarily needs to have that pattern if you give it instructions to not do it and/or have a small review and edit workflow.
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ilaksh
10mo ago
Construction worker is a spectacularly bad analogy for software engineer. The architect and structural engineers design the building well in advance. Construction workers are mainly arranging materials according to a prewritten design. Soft
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10mo ago
okay but that's the supplement. I was hoping I was copying the actual paper. maybe not.
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10mo ago
https://pastebin.com/UnBNnEgr
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ilaksh
10mo ago
Can't find an arxiv or anything to download without paying. I found this in some Chinese app/website (not sure if it's the same thing): 打开CSDN APP Copyright © 1999-2020, CSDN.NET, All Rights Reserved 打开APP LightGen: All-optic
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ilaksh
10mo ago
Is it possible to add some kind of hardware detection to the build process of a project submitted and inspect the details?
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