koolala

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by koolala 1y ago
If only we had an totally open universal way to signal between two WebRTC clients. It wouldn't be perfect but it would go a very long way.
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by koolala 1y ago
Is there a way to use it without making an account? I really want a permission-less way for two browser clients to send a simple message on the public web.
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by koolala 1y ago
Quaternions are monads since they are associative?
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by koolala 1y ago
The main thing I'm seeing on front pages the last 2 weeks is sport spectator witch hunting because its televised.
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Ask HN: Is witch hunting on social media becoming normal entertainment?
5 points by koolala 1y ago|6 comments
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by koolala 1y ago
If I'm going to be psychologically manipulated, I want my psychological profile to be tracked and targeted specifically to my everyday behaviors.
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by koolala 1y ago
Wont Facebook just get sued for the same thing now and maybe set precedent?
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by koolala 1y ago
please use a /s for sarcasm like this
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by koolala 1y ago
If you have to plug it in anyways, may as well power + ethernet.
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by koolala 1y ago
Now an AI company can make this deal for the Omnibox instead of Google.
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by koolala 1y ago
This means Firefox needs a new buisness model and Open*Ai would love to take Google's exclusive place.
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by koolala 1y ago
That is kinda worse in a lot of ways.
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by koolala 1y ago
You missed the bad news about Android :( Though I'm not sure why they made the "remove" vs. "revoke" distinction.
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by koolala 1y ago
That depends on your beliefs. People who believed in caste systems definitely believed it's not random.
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by koolala 1y ago
On Steam Deck, you never even have to set a 'sudo' password. You can have a safe managed experience and still allow a device to be open. Option 2 is ridiculous because it will just be exploited by companies and governments that wa
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by koolala 1y ago
Why is 1.86 TOPS/W outlandish? Why does 1.86 TOPS/W lead the industry?
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by koolala 1y ago
So if a site is completely p2p, it's illegal because it is unmoderatable?
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by koolala 1y ago
The reviews I've seen of its stability and usefulness have not been good.
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by koolala 1y ago
If I comment here, would I be giving anyone who reads the comment consent to reply? Or maybe I'd give me consent key to hackernews and then it would give it to whoever wants to reply that has a valid account?
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by koolala 1y ago
Your queue solution solves the SFU problem? The p2p quic ietf draft expired which stinks.
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by koolala 1y ago
Would be great to have a new modern alternative to the E-mail standard that is usable for both public and private messaging.
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by koolala 1y ago
How so? Can you describe what usecase that enables?
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by koolala 1y ago
Could you put a token in a http auth username? Leave the password blank?
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by koolala 1y ago
It stinks github or gitlab or any free git hosting providers didn't work with isomorphic git.
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by koolala 1y ago
Why not use a LLM with the speech to text output?
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by koolala 1y ago
Two diffetent models can not be direct replacements of eachother. It's like two different novels.
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by koolala 1y ago
Unless n is in any way objectively worse than n-1, then remove n-1 immediately so users don't directly compare them. Even Valve did it with Counter-Strike 2 and GO.
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by koolala 1y ago
stats say this image got 500 views. imgur is much much more populated than HN
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by koolala 1y ago
What's up with their very first eval? The SWE bars and numbers don't line up.
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by koolala 1y ago
Issue is their envisioning everyone only using Apple products.

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