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> with the justification that by making their citizens lives horrific, you encourage them to rise against their government. I dont't know what is this based on, but no, sanctions are needed to stop the other party from benefitting f
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He died (2013) after libgen was created (2008).
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1y ago
Location: Tbilisi/Georgia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, Rust, Haskell, PureScript, LLMs, EVM tooling Résumé/CV: https://klntsky.dev/klntsky-cv.pdf Email: my username a
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That would bring down the price of patent spam even more. The problem is the cost of protection relative to the cost of attack, you can't do much.
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A house is something that fulfills your direct needs, unlike S&P500. You 'miss the opportunity' in exhcange for feeling safe about your future, which leads to more rational choices long term.
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1y ago
LLMs are quite bad at understanding intent behind the code if it is original and involves math-heavy tricks. But for most apps it will probably be fine. What's the workflow if it makes a mistake though?
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Actually no, they are not good at remembering cli args precisely. The docs must be in the context
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1y ago
YouTube premium is equivalent to uBlock Origin
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1y ago
Anything like this, but in TypeScript?
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RIIR is justified in most of the cases because in the past the only reason to use a GCd language was memory safety for most of the apps. RIIJ was justified too, because people believed the web will end up being java applets all the way down
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Also not true. Even the API surface differs
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They are not the same service. There is A LOT of difference between offerings if you actually use the models for daily tasks like coding.
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Google accounts are $0.50 on hstock. It's impossible to stop spam
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What's the difference between anti-DIY and "batteries included"?
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1y ago
This involves a complex pipeline: buy a key, read the docs, build the tool. We just need a catalogue for API services instead of a catalogue of tools.
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I don't think there are problems unsolvable in principle. Given a good enough specialist and some amount of time, it's possible to guide an LLM to the solution eventually. The problem is that people often can't recognize whet
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Location: Tbilisi/Georgia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, Rust, Haskell, PureScript, LLMs, EVM tooling Résumé/CV: https://klntsky.dev/klntsky-cv.pdf Email: my username a
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You absolutely do not need docker as a requirement here
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1y ago
A more realistic end of the story would be that the form refused negative numbers so he had to put 0 and got fired.
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There are modifications of emacs that appeal to normies like spacemacs
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It is sad that we have to know how to configure tens of small utilities just to be productive. I ended up using emacs with some packages that I configure minimally, after spending a few hundreds of hours on ricing the shell, file managers,
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Homelesness exists in the US because it's comfortable to be homeless in a rich society. It is not always a result of choice, but so is living in a home. Still, I sincerely believe more people would choose to be homeless if they tried i
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Drinking responsibly is uncool by definition when you are that age.
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googling pre-LLMs was a required skill. Prompting is not just for search if you build LLM pipelines. Cost commonly can be easily optimized 2x if you know what you are doing.
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Use always-enabled cursor (or your agentic editor of choice) rules.
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Location: Tbilisi/Georgia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, Rust, Haskell, PureScript, LLMs, EVM tooling Résumé/CV: https://klntsky.dev/klntsky-cv.pdf Email: my username a
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1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote, Part-time | SWE, LLM automation I want to build LLM chatbots/workflows/agents for others to have some business cases to advance my own set of LLM automation tools. DM me if you have non-critical projects for
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Advertise this to hackerspaces
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I would argue that they are never led astray by chatting, but rather by accepting the projection of their own prompt passed through the model as some kind of truth. When talking with reasonable people, they have an intuition of what you wan
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> Think of it as an “MyAnimeList for donations”, or a “Goodreads for open projects”, list out which projects you personally have your sights on you think are important that other people also hear about. Sounds like an app idea. Who would
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