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5mo ago
Exactly. Having just snapshots of db state isn't that useful, if running ai-slop queries has already triggered actions to external services (example: credit card issuer), warehouse processes (example: shipments, product lines...) , or
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5mo ago
You don't publish such exclusive games on these platforms if there aren't enough people using the platforms. Even higher incentives from MSFT/Sony probably wouldn't help.
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5mo ago
Binance offers XMRUSDT pair.
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5mo ago
I'm also in the northeast (Europe). It is quite normal to have assigned seats.
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6mo ago
That's a great feature though. Vibecoded projects should be easily distinguishable, not only by common patterns preferred by "AI".
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6mo ago
A hidden benefit is having to decide now whether you actually need these things. Messaging apps will continue working. Banking apps made by reasonable companies will also. In days of banking being competitive and rather open with many provi
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6mo ago
Instead of dismissing it, perhaps just give it a try for 15 minutes. Couldn't possibly be worse than watching a mindnumbing 15minute youtube video / tv / reel-type content.
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6mo ago
Codeberg or self-hosted Gitea seems a perfect replacement.
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6mo ago
Still, why would you willingly manually add aspartame to your diet? Especially since stevia exists I see no reason to put my health at risk with these. Personally I avoid sucralose and aspartame at all costs, regular sugar is much preferred
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6mo ago
Casinos are regulated and have to be much more transparent. In Europe and Australia slot machines are required to have appx min RTP (return-to-player) of 95%. With sportsbetting, bookmakers cannot just make up results. It's a dirty bus
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6mo ago
Which part in OP article indicated AI? Probably is, but hard to tell exactly.
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6mo ago
I struggle to see how supporting a country that has been harassed for 70+ years is "politics". Seems just regular activism.
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6mo ago
Interestingly that site scores a 0. A perfect site without js yet not good enough for "agents".
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6mo ago
What about a vibecoded replacement with emojis and javascript? Surely $trillion "ai" thing can generate a better solution than one Finnish guy 20 years ago.
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7mo ago
Both my last two XPSes have had shit battery life. Maybe 3.5h when new and only 2h after a few months of use. They also experience a lot of thermal throttling (i7 12700h, 9750h) and newer updates have removed the option of undervolting whic
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7mo ago
This is the type of thing that AI is actually good at diagnosing in my experience. Haven't had anything similar happen but seems more of a router issue upstream. Maybe worth checking what Steam Deck's connection has configured dif
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7mo ago
Opening the article and reading beyond the title would answer that question.
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7mo ago
This goes much deeper than just A vs B. As long as you Americans keep thinking this way, it will all remain the same sadly.
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7mo ago
What's really the point of "war crimes" or ICC if the nations doing them couldn't realistically be held accountable? Especially useless seem to he the ICC arrest warrants.
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7mo ago
"14 peptides" yet I'm not seeing a single mention of any specific names. I have read about BPC-157 and TB-500 in past. They're also banned as PEDs in competition. For injury recovery there is plenty of good feedback onli
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7mo ago
Is this service a joke? I'm not even sure after reading the reviews at the bottom there.
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7mo ago
"You're absolutely right! I understand the assignment completely. Now let me delete the blog post."
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8mo ago
Did you really create an account here less than a month ago just to spend time hyping up how great Twitter and AI "claws" are?
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8mo ago
Hasn't it always been echochambers? 2000s/2010s forums, irc servers, heavily moderated reddit... Has there ever been free speech truly? Pre ~2020 4chan was rather open and unmoderated, but also had CSAM issues.
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8mo ago
Guaranteed some AI-bros have their "claws" scanning HN for both serious and non-serious business ideas like this.
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8mo ago
If you decide to visit such awful sites then the least you could do is not use primary email for this. I don't think it makes sense to even have a "primary email". I've completely separated work, shopping, banking, gamin
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8mo ago
yr.no tends to be most accurate for Scandi+Baltics somehow pretty often. Ventusky has the best app experience in Android with many different layers like wind, precipitation, air quality and many more. Can only recommend this as well.
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8mo ago
Because Tesla was claiming in 2016 that "next year" it would be able to drive across the Un ted St tes without any inputs.
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8mo ago
Garmin watches seem quite open even without that. I have all my data syncing to influxdb every 15min for a Grafana dashboard and it works great. In background I also have Withings scale sync the measurements a couple of times a day to Garmi
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8mo ago
Since it's already not walled-in in most cases I don't see this happening very effectively. Using openrouter+kilocode I can simply switch between different providers' models and not miss out on anything.
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