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by pelasaco 5mo ago
> A cage[0] is ~100x larger than what you need to host a single server. Yup, but i was assuming that he wanted to experiment building gpu rigs. For sure standard GPU servers are cheaper and easy to maintain. I have two lenovos, bought th
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
Yes, i mean, he could rent a cage and run grumbl it there. It doesn't have to be a standard datacenter server, even though a standard datacenter server would be better and cheaper.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
out of curiosity, did you check how much would cost to rent a cage in a colocation space? Having to power your computer from two different outlets sounds wild..
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
I was more thinking, Taxi drivers that hate cars, or people who hate their work but still do it, the whole life.. but yeah your answer is good too lol :)
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
You can still hate it and find it useful or work with it daily, no?
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
> Have you looked at Kotlin? Yes Kotlin is nice too. Type systems are important and helpful. Performance is a must too.. that's why we all in some point left ruby... but ruby makes you happy.. Maybe because my experience with Kotlin
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
I guess it's the same with "I rewrote blah blah in Rust," where everyone knows it was vibe coded. I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing, but Hacker News is a forum mostly read by people who enjoy hacking and
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
for sure, i guess this is one of the experiments that confirms that would work https://openai.com/index/where-the-goblins-came-from/
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
Fascinating, from the text i read: "Qian’s political allegiance remains debated. Some argue he was always a committed Communist, while others see him as a scientist caught between two superpowers. His father had served in China’s Minis
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
> I shouldn't have to fill in any card numbers on the site of the merchant (which is unsafe). Instead, the payment should redirect me to my bank, where I authorize the payment through my own bank's security system. To be honest
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
Yes. I relate myself with that. If i am in Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Poland, no issues.. in Germany, i have terrible problems with allergies too.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
I think its the same in Germany no? Heuschnupfen is something that got worse over the time and if i remember correct is as well related with some reforest project..
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
If I was forced to write it myself, i would love to keep writing ruby. What a wonderful language. I dont write ruby anymore, mostly using golang and python.. but ruby still a joy.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
> AI summarization has already causes issues for sites like rtings Isn't Stack Exchange the emblematic case?
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
To see "Albert Einstein" in the list of his mentors was beautiful. He was a connection link to many of the greatest minds in our history. RIP.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
Martin Heidegger discussed it already. Technology isn't just a tool, but the way we shape the World. The question with technology and AI should not be only "what should we do with it", but beside it, "what does technolo
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
then comes the order from your manager: "Put it in production and we can work through this list later".. or even worse, now with Claude, managers are putting stuff "Quick and Dirt" in production and you have to maintain
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
One side note: it's funny how everyone suddenly "hates AI" while happily using it and profiting from it every day. We all want AI like Gyges wanted and used the ring in Plato's Republic.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
try to find the issue boards.. its a mess. And expensive.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
People used GitHub's free infrastructure for over a decade without complaining. Now AI-generated spam and massive amounts of low-quality code are increasing costs everywhere, and suddenly GitHub is the bad guy for acting like a busines
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
Yes, I posted the same observation 3 months ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46877226 "Yes, it (AI) will kill open source—at least as we know it. I’m convinced that GitHub and GitLab will eventually stop offer
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
@dang sad to see people reaching this level of emotional instability.. you should try some meditation or even learning some programming language. peace.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
sad to see people reaching this level of emotional instability.. you should try some meditation or even learning some programming language. peace.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
@dang @pizza_man socket puppet
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
> Sorry, don't mean to be rude, but your story doesn't track for many reasons. First, PIX keys are associated to formal bank accounts. > If what you described happend, that account was blocked by the bank likely within the h
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
@dang thats @pizza_man socket puppet vibe coding handles and code..
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
na not, when its vibe coded...
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
had the same experience.. "how come you dont have Pix?"
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
who are we?
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
The only problem I actually face with Pix in Brazil is: Some stores only accept Pix and don’t want Visa or cash. As a tourist, you end up unable to access a lot of things because, well, we don’t have Pix. While I was in Brazil, some thugs w

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