latchkey

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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   > where the "perpetrator" is a stupid teenager who took nude pics of themselves and sent them to their boy/girlfriend. "Where the "perpetrator" is a stupid teenager who took nude pics of themselves and sent
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   My wife calls me, panicked(twitter.com)

   21 points by latchkey 8mo ago|16 comments
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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   In 30 seconds, did the entire corpus of all the legal cases since the dawn of time agree with the judges opinion on my case? For the state of things in AI today, I'll take it as a great second opinion.
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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   i thought about it being ai generated, but i don't care. it was easy to read and contained the right information. good enough for me. plus, who knows... maybe you were english as a second lang and used ai to clean up your writing. i&#x
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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   I put in "dog bone" and it just returned a bunch of random things.
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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   As someone who's business is run through a terminal, not everyone uses ghostty, even though they should. Remember, that they don't have a windows version.
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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   This is an insanely good response. History, backstory, we screwed up, what we're doing to fix it. Keep up the great work!
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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   <mermaid> flowchart TD A["Claim: Bridge opening is conditional"] --> B["Actor: Donald Trump"] A --> C["Project: Gordie Howe International Bridge"] A --> D["Condition: Cana
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   by latchkey 8mo ago

   Says everything... https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Dj_f2ANBfas
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    I hate the current token gym membership pricing models, they are too complicated and abstract and even worse, you have issues like what this post points out. They favor the providers, not the users. They create a lot of stress for users who
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    > Why do people have to make this stuff so complicated? Job security.
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    Still one of my favorite comments along these lines: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26238410
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    4. Collateral for lending/borrowing protocols.
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    We're literally full. Just a few 1x GPUs available right now. So far, I haven't been happy with any of the smaller coding models, they just don't compare to claude/codex.
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    Tether actually has one of the better business models out of all of it. They take real dollars, print fake dollars, then buy bonds/treasuries (and gold) with the real dollars. https://x.com/diogomonica/status/
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    "As of early 2026, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) holds approximately $2.3 billion in cash and cash equivalents, including a $2.25 billion USD reserve specifically for covering preferred stock dividends." Everything is document
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    I quickly run out of the JetBrains AI 35 monthly credits for $300/yr and spending an additional $5-10/day on top of that, mostly for Claude. I just recently added in Codex, since it comes with my $20/mo subscription to GPT an
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    wow, you downvoted me. this is still devops. we use cloud-init to setup the vm. i run the underlying hardware infrastructure and we've automated the provisioning such that we have an api that can start/stop compute at will. even b
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    by latchkey 8mo ago

    I'm working towards this for actual infrastructure, for serving up AI compute. "install kimi 2.5 on a 4x mi300x vm and connect the endpoint to opencode, shut it down in 4 hours" We're getting close.
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    Perfect name! https://github.com/fragmede/nitpick
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    A few thoughts about PayPal, nearly 12 years after I left(twitter.com)

    38 points by latchkey 9mo ago|3 comments
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    It is the builtin favorites. AI generated some bad text... I've already updated it locally but haven't pushed yet. I'm starting with a basis of existing features (fully re-implemented) from dead extensions and will build my o
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    I've had these same opinions for years. It is an under appreciated social network of some of the top minds and quality comments. I've been collecting a long list of ideas on what you're describing. Thanks to AI encouraging me
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    China's 'gold fever' sparks US$1B scandal as trading platform collapses(scmp.com)

    18 points by latchkey 9mo ago|1 comments
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    In your first sentence, you answered your question.
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    They admit they can turn that off.
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    You might want to edit your comment to explain because that was my own takeaway as well.
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    "I tried to turn it off. I can." The complaint was about the summary, which Mimestream doesn't include.
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    OP = original poster "I tried to turn it off. I can." The complaint was about the summary, which Mimestream doesn't include.
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    by latchkey 9mo ago

    I agree with your comment fully, but it also doesn't follow the guidelines. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html