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by martin82 1y ago
Now count the days until they finally load up on Bitcoin.
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by martin82 1y ago
A few days ago there was a post here about "the internet in a box"... I guess what you are attempting is "the internet in a fox"... ...fascinating!
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by martin82 1y ago
been using Kagi for a few years now. I'm happy. Whenever I have to use Google on a rare occasion I am shocked by just how filthy and useless it is.
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by martin82 1y ago
Just get a child and you have more than enough to do for roughly twenty years.
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by martin82 1y ago
You can easily do that?! On Twitter, don't follow anyone, put everyone in a list, only read that list - you get a feed of chronological posts from only the people on the list, no algorithmic bullshit. Or use Nostr. Definitely zero algo
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by martin82 1y ago
This looks very cool, but isn't it just a matter of months until all scrapers get updated and can easily beat this challenge and are able to compute modern JS stuff?
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by martin82 1y ago
You have to think much further outside the box: There are thousands of testimonies from people on a carnivore diet who report that anxiety issues went away almost immediately on that diet. Before any other technique or medication, I would t
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by martin82 2y ago
A suit is just another one of those lies that people have been doing for centuries.
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by martin82 2y ago
No it is not. Right leaning opinions are heavily censored and shunned in all major publishing platforms that bots can scrape. For example, before Trump, if you contested the utterly normal common sense and scientifically sound idea that a t
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by martin82 2y ago
The worst thing is, most doctors aren't even smart in their own domain. They are nothing more but trained monkeys who follow a flow chart that has drug sales at the end.
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by martin82 2y ago
You need both if you want it to remain a free and sovereign country.
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by martin82 2y ago
Are you living in a parallel universe? There is no conceivable path forward where Europe will somehow be able to compete on the world stage against US and China. Europe is more than two decades behind and in a death grip of the woke left, b
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by martin82 2y ago
It's even worse... you move from a centralized platform that has reach and is highly relevant to one that has zero reach and is a closed off and completely irrelevant echo chamber.
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by martin82 2y ago
Agree. Grok at the moment is king. I just wish they had folders (or projects) like OpenAi has...
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by martin82 2y ago
You might reconsider your stance. As LLMs get increasingly more powerful at making sense of all kinds of data, these old archive can suddenly become incredibly useful.
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by martin82 2y ago
What on earth is going on?! I'm quite sure I have heard about more plane accidents in the last two years than in the entire fourty years of my life before that. This is absurd.
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by martin82 2y ago
They reduce one expensive but mostly useless gimmick after the other. No one if ever going to trust the output this generates and then needs to spend so much time fact checking that they might as well do the entire research from scratch the
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by martin82 2y ago
Why did they have AI profiles to begin with? How did they sit in a meeting and somehow concluded that more idiotic worthless content - the very problem that has effectively already killed facebook years ago - would solve anything at all? Th
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by martin82 2y ago
co-author (top comment?) just said that it is peer reviewed now. Not that it matters at all.
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by martin82 2y ago
I believe the main goal is improved speed for huge vaults.
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by martin82 2y ago
buy bitcoin. when the last job has been automated away, millions of AIs globally will do commerce with each other and they will use bitcoin to pay each other. as long as the human race (including AIs) produces new goods and services, the pu
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by martin82 2y ago
Kinda curious what kind of data you have lying around there and what stack you use to create the embeddings and keep them up to date and how you use then...
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by martin82 2y ago
Is reading HN comments also passive consumption that destroys ones self? Asking for a friend...
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by martin82 2y ago
Time for some "right wing extremists" to win a landslide victory and send that administration packing. Hopefully, this is an issue that will make Australians finally wake up fron their hypnosis...
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by martin82 2y ago
I'm a German living in Singapore. This labdslide Trump/Republican victory feels like the first glimmer of hope ever since mankind has been sliding down one slippery slope after the other since 9/11. Trump has assembled a trul
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by martin82 2y ago
When I looked at your pricing, this were my thoughts: 1) 60k queries? I burn through that in an hour. All it takes is the Google bot and some shitty AI scraper to come along and crawl our site - which happens every single day. 2) $18 per mi
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by martin82 2y ago
I guess that must be the reason for the shocking enshitification of Google
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by martin82 2y ago
Nonsense. If everyone in society had a passive income (ie because we can program robots and they do the producing) it would be amazing. Everyone is causing production, earning money, and then spending that money on the things that everyone
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by martin82 2y ago
Imagine if humanity, instead of doomscrolling on Twitter and looking at yoga pants on Instagram and TikTok, would look at stuff like this all the time, and constantly make it more acessible and exciting via creative web apps...
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by martin82 2y ago
Don't think the hype will last long at all, since this ridiculous drug has extremely bad side effects, and works by enriching the body with millions of small fat cells that are all ready to blow up the moment you stop taking the drug.

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