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by localfirst 2y ago
Well trump doesnt seem keen on protecting taiwan
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by localfirst 2y ago
Imagine if TSMC is out of the picture. Samsung would have de facto monopoly over semiconductor chips.
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by localfirst 2y ago
> a16z did not give me any bug bounty on this because of the fact i publicly reached out instead of trying to reach out privately. I just don't understand this petty attitude. This almost guarantees next time somebody that finds vul
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by localfirst 2y ago
what about PartyKit? okay looks like partykit hides some extra metered costs with a call us button reflect's pricing seems a lot easier to understand! just trying to think how this will work with cloudflare + fastify
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by localfirst 2y ago
I feel like these type of failures are by design more than ignorant negligence. How else do you wield control and influence? The next one will be we-cant-withdraw-money-from-atm-or-teller level of failure If you are paid 7 digits a year to
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by localfirst 2y ago
crazy how much he was right. if he hadn't gone down the path of violence out of self-loathing and anger he might have lived to see a huge audience and following.
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by localfirst 2y ago
Kurtz response is ridiculous blaming the customer on X. He will probably find another company to hire him as CEO tho. Just an upside down world in the C-suite world.
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by localfirst 2y ago
This is the first time I'm hearing about crowdstrike, what is it and why is this such a big deal?
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by localfirst 2y ago
my flagged comment (which i said would happen) was about the phenomenon of AMWF couples in eastern europe highlighting the structural conscious and subconscious racism towards Asians but especially Asian men in America confirms my point exa
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by localfirst 2y ago
what sort of server resource usage is this like right now as you are getting a ton of traffic? also noticed that people were able to run commands but permission denied. that kinda freaked me out. eventually somebody is going to figure out h
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by localfirst 2y ago
was just gonna mention this it feels annoying having to scroll multiple times to see a fancy animation
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by localfirst 2y ago
went from OpenAI killer to course selling real quick
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by localfirst 2y ago
time series forecasting works best with deterministic domains. none of the published LLM/AI/Deep/Machine techniques do well in the stock market. Absolutely none. we've tried them all.
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Microsoft DEI Lead Blasts Company in Internal Email After Team Is Laid Off(ign.com)
17 points by localfirst 2y ago|4 comments
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by localfirst 2y ago
ignore that other comment emphasizing the need to have humans involved in the loop during the self study/practice phase. I find that to be very outdated. I've been able to teach myself French using Google Translate, Youtube, readi
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by localfirst 2y ago
any sort of evals on how it compares to closed models like chat gpt 4 or open ones like WizardLLM ?
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by localfirst 2y ago
> SCALE does not require the CUDA program or its build system to be modified. how big of a deal is this?
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by localfirst 2y ago
100% thanks for saying this and im surprised you weren't flagged and downvoted in previous crypto bull runs such statements would been censored
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by localfirst 2y ago
how does this compare to coolify and caprover already established and mature PaaS ? this is a welcome addition
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by localfirst 2y ago
can i run a webserver that can talk with the internet and others can call
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by localfirst 2y ago
spoiler: $xxx,xxx hardware required to run
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by localfirst 2y ago
OpenRouter is also interesting solution but I almost end up using like one or two LLMs and I rarely feel the need to switch between different LLMs so I ask why I am even using openrouter in the first place.
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by localfirst 2y ago
solution for a non-critical problem imho im open to differing opinions but after dealing with langchain, premature optimization for non-critical problems is rampant in this space rn
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by localfirst 2y ago
is there anything that uses a computer vision model/ocr locally to extract data? I find some dynamic sites purposefully make it extremely difficult to parse and they obfuscate the XHR calls to their API I've also seen some website
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by localfirst 2y ago
in one sentence, what does this do that existing web scraping and browser automation doesn't do?
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by localfirst 2y ago
you are missing the point: if you don't have a business case for spending $1k/year then your problem is not worth solving
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by localfirst 2y ago
My university attending friend who is financially affluent wishes to know where people are downloading z library books now? He is a law abiding stand up dude who pays for music and wants to write a thesis paper on z library and absolutely
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by localfirst 2y ago
you are being downvoted because you are implying that US copyright laws is moral and just, it is not. it extracts rent at the behest of those few that makes bulk of the profits not the actual creators who doesn't want peoples lives rui
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by localfirst 2y ago
still dont get it. are you saying the former is susceptible to layering attacks where they get people to drop their guard? or that the latter which is secretive is to conceal its actual use
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by localfirst 2y ago
Wouldn't this just force future operators of z-library and similar services to accept donations in crypto only, making it even harder to shut down? I mean imagine if you took donations for some mundane fan art patreon website that ends

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