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by imhoguy 1y ago
Inspiring! It seems Electron has proved it's value for the v1 MVP anyway. And then Rust has cemented the already proven functional value. I don't know a technical details but maybe Sqlite would be the best next step of slim down?
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by imhoguy 1y ago
> but also claim the Google Maps listing using the website. And they may even comply with "Delivery-only food brands" policy [0] of Google Business Profile. Although I think their strategy it is stepping on thin ice and risking
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by imhoguy 1y ago
At that point I think the game is available as ROM file or at least the owner of rare one should make such.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Although very lossy compression, each invocation will be different, so that will inevitably circle back to "strong-static-LLM" prompts. What? wait..!
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by imhoguy 1y ago
That's promising. But hardly working now with noisy environment like park or a car, and AR screen adds its mental noise too.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
My point wasn't just to awe crypto. For me it is just another asset/vehicle for diversification. And you never know when safeguards will turn against the beneficiaries, like Freedom Convoy https://www.cbc.ca/news&#
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I think the keyboard in such setup needs a disruption, because it is the last piece which keeps us in the old world of typing machine on a table. I am thinking about some kind of wearable keyboard, either attached to trousers on laps, or ki
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I also wonder how AR glasses work with myopia. Could they potentialy worsen it? Need to dig out some research.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Kidnapping for ransom was a thing in human history even before money was invented. And money could be lost in many other irreversible scenarios, like fire, government confiscation or devaluation. So was speculation. Crypto is just another v
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by imhoguy 1y ago
"Open the pod bay doors, HAL"...
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by imhoguy 1y ago
But inevitably you lose in the flood of enshitified creations made with LLMs. I think we will come back to roots, the simple in person creation: pen and paper, declamation, theatre, live performance, hand painting, improvisation, handmade
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by imhoguy 1y ago
While reading this I got a feeling like reading the last report in captain's log on a ghost ship.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
It may be survivorship bias but I can't imagine current so complex and fragile engineering achieving such durability. Once you apply vibe-engineering to everything how we can even keep anything working beyond 1 year warranty. You can&#
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I bet it is cost of query processing (CPU) and traffic (network throughput) plus ofc provider markup.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Massively kicking out junior devs is ignorant and short sighted. Critical IT areas are going to implode understaffed by retiring seniors and freefall quality of AI slop retrained on more AI slop. As GenX/Millenial senior, I am not goin
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I would also add toilet, without phone obviously.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Exactly open-source doesn't need scale in terms of user base. You can easily infer with hundreds B parameter models on pay as you go infa for a few dolars, or just build commodity rig for a few thousand. That is affordable for SMEs or
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by imhoguy 1y ago
This is cool. AI assistant which operates the real smartphone hidden somewhere in a drawer, and the only interface would be voice chat or text via dumbphone! I am in.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Isn't Starlink using country-local ground stations for the Internet connectivity? Likely they had power-backup but could it switch to foreign country stations?
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Exactly it is a tool which needs skill to use. I would add extra use of mine: - To "Translate to language XYZ", and that is not sometimes strightforward and needs iterating like "Translate to language <LANGUAGE> used by
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by imhoguy 1y ago
This is so cool and has unlimited potential, like you could model real instruments, e.g. guitar to experiment with resonant chamber shapes, materials etc. Can't upvote enough on good old perpetual licensing model!
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Yeah, all the cool 3D pictures should play demo videos on click!
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Would ordering e.g. uranim glass beads [0] be acceptable? [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_glass
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by imhoguy 1y ago
We can assume the data is both made up and honest – they tuned feed algos to show more non-friend content and these results reflect that exactly.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I've singed up to Instagram first time about 2 weeks ago and it is literaly TikTok clone, including no history what I have watched.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Thankfully plays on Firefox, but doesn't in Chrome on Android.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I think at the beginning Google was the good one keeping display ads high quality, so that even some ad blocking lists didn't remove them straight away. But yeah, today it is impossible to browse some sites or use apps without being tr
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by imhoguy 2y ago
> never look at the code, just the output, and only talk to the LLM about what I wanted Sir, you have just passed vibe coding exam. Certified Vibe Coder printout is in the making but AI has difficulty finding a printer. /s
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by imhoguy 2y ago
What a "Open the pod bay doors, HAL" moment.
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by imhoguy 2y ago
I really miss Macromedia Flash. There wasn't a single tech like Flash and SWF format which flourished with so many indie games and animated movies available without any extra downloads (other than Flash Player). Barier to entry was so

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