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by m00dy 5mo ago
same here, using claude code on deepseekv4. just burnt 24.1M input hit and 170k cache miss.
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by m00dy 5mo ago
we are approaching end of the party.
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by m00dy 5mo ago
I completely disagree but my full answer gets flagged for no reason. Therefore, this is my last comment on this.
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by m00dy 5mo ago
Sorry, but what you’re saying goes beyond the kind of free expression I would respect. Can you tell us what fraud you believe we’re committing, under what law, and based on what evidence? This blog post clearly shows that Deepwalker can bre
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by m00dy 5mo ago
It’s definitely hackable, Some of our engineers worked on this long time ago https://deepwalker.xyz/blog/bypassing-synthid-in-gemini-phot...
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by m00dy 5mo ago
For the context, I have the right not to tell you anything about how we operate our business but we're not shady, we don't take any action without user consent. The other thing is that we don't use "source" keyword
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by m00dy 5mo ago
I’m not here to promote anything just wanted to share a valid use case in the right context.
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by m00dy 5mo ago
I’m not hiding anything :-)
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by m00dy 5mo ago
That’s part of our value proposition. It’s same as when you go to a bank and ask where the yield comes for your account or asking OpenAI where they get data to train their models.
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by m00dy 5mo ago
yeah, I know the pain...Refer my comment above.
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by m00dy 5mo ago
I think when it comes to privacy or XMR, money is not really that important. Just give me a few names that support XMR payments + no KYC and providing mostly non-flagged residential IPs that you can use them for mission critical stuff.
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by m00dy 5mo ago
@ notpushkin, yes, it's a bit more expensive because it's for different use cases. You can't use VPNs or Mullvad for anything mission critical. Just try to log in to your bank in US, it will increase your risk score on their
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by m00dy 5mo ago
yeah, I'm using https://proxybase.xyz for this. It's like Mullvad but for proxies. No kyc, no email but supports xmr.
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I'm building a searchable global index of peptide lab reports(old.reddit.com)
1 points by m00dy 5mo ago|0 comments
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by m00dy 5mo ago
I know how to smuggle starlink devices in a mass scale into Iran.
166.
by m00dy 6mo ago
Welcome to AI first world, everything is about fail and repriced.
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Community for carbon markets, renewables and clean energy(carboncredit.io)
2 points by m00dy 6mo ago|0 comments
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by m00dy 6mo ago
yeah, why is it on the front page ? I can videcode it in 3 hours or maybe even less.
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by m00dy 6mo ago
same here on HN as well
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by m00dy 6mo ago
It was really cool to mention its name during tech interviews but not anymore I guess.
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Memjar: Uncompromising, local-first second brain(github.com)
2 points by m00dy 6mo ago|0 comments
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by m00dy 6mo ago
I also think we will never go back to good old days.
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by m00dy 6mo ago
it would be hard to share the same memory location with gpu, right ?
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by m00dy 6mo ago
yeah, everything is about to be repriced.
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by m00dy 6mo ago
hmm, I don't think so.
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by m00dy 6mo ago
for some reason, I don't like this guy.
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by m00dy 6mo ago
looks like the incident happened a month ago ?
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by m00dy 6mo ago
Nothing is wrong during AI revolution.
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by m00dy 6mo ago
I think making is the easiest part, would be really cool if you also reveal how you distribute what you are making for $20/mo.
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by m00dy 6mo ago
It's not really hard as it looks https://deepwalker.xyz/blog/bypassing-synthid-in-gemini-phot...

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