japoneris

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by japoneris 7mo ago
When reading a post like that, I am like "whaaat, people are locked in the 90s?" In France, it is almost unlimited for 20€/month, so very cheap, I do not care / try to optimize that. Happy for you you got unlimited :)
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by japoneris 7mo ago
Well, i do not understand the concept. Maybe i am too used to read paper: read the abstract to get a digest of the results, read the intro to understand the problem, skip all the rest as it is too technical or only for benchmark. In the app
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by japoneris 8mo ago
I am super happy to see people working on hardware for local llm. Yet, isnt it premature ? Space is still evolving. Today, i refuse to buy a gpu because i do not know what will be the best model tomorrow. Waiting to get a on the shelf devic
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by japoneris 8mo ago
I partly agree. Yes, the entry level is low. It helps me to gain time on my life, doing other things. But I do not believe that much that more people are going in. Most non coder people i know will not code a thing. Most bad student i got w
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by japoneris 8mo ago
Thank you so much for the statistics!
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by japoneris 8mo ago
https://github.com/Japoneris/libzim-website-converter (Personal project, not professional one) Working on a website archive tool for watching them offline. It collects a website, and makes .Zim with ( equiv of .zip),
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by japoneris 8mo ago
Similar to the growing tomato stuff with claude https://x.com/d33v33d0/status/2006221407340867881 Your project seems more achieved !
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by japoneris 9mo ago
Looks amazing ! In my free time, i play with my laser cutting machine. It will save me some design time. Thanks
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Ask HN: Estimating % of dev using coding assistants
7 points by japoneris 9mo ago|7 comments
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by japoneris 9mo ago
https://japoneris.neocities.org/ https://gaelle-candel.neocities.org/ Not that up-to-date (missing some time) to edit. First is non-tech projects (woodworking, leather, ...) Second is more tech-related
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by japoneris 9mo ago
Very related to https://granda.org/en/2026/01/02/claude-code-on-the-go/ ?
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by japoneris 1y ago
Reading a french book ''enfances de classes'' from bernard lahire, it explains exactly that. Children from low ''resource'' family have agressive behavior, they are left as animals because their paren
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by japoneris 2y ago
Jekyll for generation: https://jekyllrb.com/ And after, I select a free template to fill (for instance https://html5up.net/ )
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Ask HN: Is there companies it is better not to join?
3 points by japoneris 2y ago|2 comments
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by japoneris 4y ago
2 desktop computers shared with my familly when i was a child. My first PC was an hp. The graphical chip broke. 6 years. Next, an asus laptop. Still alive but too heavy to be used as a laptot + battery ko 2016, an asus: very thin, 16go of m
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by japoneris 5y ago
Quantum computing doesn't solve all the problem. Some crypto are quantum-resistant while others not. Additionally, it has its own complexity, not everything is O(1), and there may have some errors during the calculation. The initial id
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by japoneris 5y ago
- Interoperability: FaceBook / Twitter and all other social network take their advantage from the network effect / the winner takes all, not because it is "good", "private", "secure", "beautiful&
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by japoneris 5y ago
I appreciate your answer and all of the other. I ask the question to try to see out of my bubble, where I only see a small part of the iceberg. I support your point of view that low-skilled jobs would be the most impacted. Being part of a l
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by japoneris 5y ago
About China, I am not sure about the stability of its power. As it gets money from exportation, covid impacted it a lot, as we reduced our consumption. It is one of the country that is the more subject to globalization habit changes. For ma
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by japoneris 5y ago
How do you think the crypto use would evolve ? For the moment, I see it as a new way to speculate. Here, we are asked to declare it for our tax income. In other countries, the use is forbidden. So, in any case, the state tries to keep contr
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by japoneris 5y ago
Yes, I've checked it. Some presents it as our future dystopia. Other are more factual, saying this is the natural process, like Mayan, Egyptian, and other civilizations before. I think this would happen at some point. But it is not ins
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by japoneris 5y ago
I am currently reading the book of Schwab about the great reset, and their analysis in summer 2020. I don't know if it is real "incompetence" or impossibility to make a good choice, i.e. there is no good option whatever. Ther
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by japoneris 5y ago
Thanks for your comment. I don't expect a "prediction", as as you said, we lack of data and knowledge, and most of the time, we are completely wrong. Nevertheless, some may become true. I just want to see the panel of ideas p
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Ask HN: What do you think the world would be in 6 months – 1 year
43 points by japoneris 5y ago|33 comments