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by mejutoco 1y ago
We are still in the pigsty compared to math
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In that case, wouldnt sp500 or vanguard be bigger risks to banks existing? I think most people think banks make money by holding your money and giving you some interest when they actually make money by bringing money into existance out of n
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Democracy is about equality of rights, not equality. People are not equal in every aspect, but they should be equal in front of the law, for example. Freedom is not absolute because your freedom stops where somebodys freedom beginns. Hence,
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There are construction systems, for example in Japanese traditional architecture, that use no nails or screws. Good joinery often removes their need.
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> I think if society were trained to treat AI as NOT human, things would be better. Could you elaborate on why? I am curious but there is no argument.
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> the only real difference between IRL and online discussions is that online people can get heated at each other Another difference, and a very important one imo, is that online there can be many bots pretending to be real people when in
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Funny, I do the same. Additionally, one can define a json schema for the output and try to load the response as json or retry for a number of times. If it is not valid json or the schema is not followed we discard it and retry. It also help
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I like the idea. Regarding the quote, I find it funny that people are not sure if Marco Polo ever left or he was just repeating stories he heard from other travelers.
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This usecase could work with an api as well. But booking engines are not interested in providing such an api. I don't think this is a technical problem, but one of legal complications and incentives.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
There is a fetish for technology that sometimes we are not aware of. On average there might be less accidents, but if specific accidents were preventable and now they happen, people will sue. And who will take the blame? The day the company
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by mejutoco 1y ago
git —bare init on a server with ssh access
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by mejutoco 1y ago
There are MCP Servers that give access to git repo information to any LLM supporting MCP Servers. For example: >The GitHub MCP Server connects AI tools directly to GitHub's platform. This gives AI agents, assistants, and chatbots th
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by mejutoco 1y ago
> The weights are part of the source code. If you will allow me the absurd analogy: my arm is also part of a person (me), but my arm is not a person. My arm does not have its own bank account and pays taxes independently. I get how the w
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by mejutoco 1y ago
The key is if you consider weights source code. I do not think this is a common interpretation. > The labs themselves modify models the same as you are allowed to by the license Do the labs do not use source code? It is a bit like arguin
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Depending on the use case and who is using it, the easiest option to self-host git is a git --bare init command in a server where you can ssh. Of course it has no interface, etc. but it is functional to push and share commits, and there is
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by mejutoco 1y ago
> choose MIT precisely because it's more free than GPL. This has been debated a lot already. It depends whose freedom we are talking about. It is overly simplistic to define MIT as more free.
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Norway s sovereign fund seems like one instance.
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> The problem is that nobody would pay for it User "api" said "nobody", so that is enough to refute their point. Some people would might pay for it, it seems.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Yes. And you can paint textures too with Procreate. But like a said, not as advanced as Substance painter and others. It might still be enough for some use cases. Source: https://procreate.com/procreate/3d
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Procreate allows to load and paint 3d models. It is nothing like Substance painter, but it might work for some usages.
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> the masses gained a greater ability to voice their own views, polarization increased. It is the bot farms voicing opinions IMO. For regular people one account equals one human, and it is a difficult feeling to uproot for many people.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Thank you for the rational well-argumented answer. > I'm suggesting that just because you have a UI component, it doesn't mean you should be sending 30 tailwind classes for this button across the wire (in a server-rendered appr
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I just use tailwind inside components. This problem is because of no components + tailwindcss, not because of tailwind usage alone. Nothing is stopping one from using components that use tailwind.
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There was a time when not having css and html completely separate was considered sacrilege. And having html in javascript would have been a mortal sin. Eons ago I was at a job where we dynamically generated css on the server (php in that pr
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by mejutoco 1y ago
> In many tailwind projects, you inevitably end up wanting to standardize how a button looks, how a field looks, etc., rather than copy+paste the same 20+ tailwind classes that you need to implement a nice looking button in tailwind. I t
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Very interesting point. I did not think of that, thanks. I was looking at the speed of calculation in different scenarios (calculated on the fly)based on which characters are part of the password and it is still very difficult, if you have
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> Sure, but I still think this is preferable to sending the password in clear text even over HTTPS. You're trusting the server doesn't do anything with the password My point is in both cases the server has access to the passwor
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Not trying to convince you, although I disagree completely. I only want to share how I think about it in case it resonates. I am over simplifying but bear with me. It is impossible how to know if a program will halt without running it, in g
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> It means that the server never actually knows your password If the client is hashing it without a salt the server could simply check a Rainbow table ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_table ) to know which pass
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by mejutoco 1y ago
My guess is one field (password) protected from keyloggers is more secure than no fields protected from keyloggers. Although I agree it is counterproductive to limit the number of characters so much.

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