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by pelasaco 9mo ago
> Cybersecurity monitoring systems then reportedly flagged the uploads in early August. That triggered a DHS-led damage assessment to determine whether the information had been exposed. So it means, a DLP solution, browsers trusting its
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
> I'm reclining right now typing on what would have been in the 1980s an unimaginable hypercomputer lying in my lap But in the 80s you would have a home. In 20 years, I doubt we will be able to buy a home, or even have Humanoids to
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
> Who do you think will profit more in our capitalistic society the car manufacturer, or the robot manufacturer? Probably the robot manufacturer will be the car manufacturer. But Robot won't be for everyone, as Teslas are not for ev
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
Your laptop is an advanced computer, but the intelligence and computer power is in the cloud. GPU is expensive and no way we can provide it to everyone on earth. Material-wise we have limitations. Unless we destroy the earth, we won't
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
well in general it still is unusual, because it is considered "against the human rights". It will become more common and accepted, if everything is connected with AI. Then the primary goal in one invasion will be turn off the AI a
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
When the unwind came, companies cut the layers that existed because hiring was easy, not because the work was essential. In a tighter market, the advantage shifts back to people with real systems experience and operational depth
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
yeah yeah, we heard it million times. Noble lies. The "robots will do the manual work" story sounds comforting, but it’s not how automation usually spreads in a capitalist economy like ours. Capitalism automates where the return o
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
not my circus not my monkeys
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
A country automates everything and builds paradise on Earth — and the next day, a neighboring country invades it. People are still people. Even with all the AI in the world, two rockets hitting the power plants and we´re back to the Stone A
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
those are just "wishful thinking" or "Noble lies" that we are used to in the post-truth world. Until now, only creative jobs are going away. Music, Arts, Software development.. Construction Work, Garbage Collector etc, a
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
Great team, hope you guys all the best!
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
are many of the mentioned issues not just some vibe-code sessions away from done?
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
Vienna? lol
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
The life ist too short to read AI generated README, which are clearly not written for humans..
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
You were tired of "AI tools", then you vibe-coded an AI tool to deal with that? Not sure if i get it why it deserves to be on "Show HN"
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
nah, this is just rhetorical polemic..
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by pelasaco 9mo ago
I’m starting to think AI will kill open source... and maybe even platforms like GitHub/GitLab as we know them. What I’m seeing: a flood of new repos appearing on GitHub with huge codebases and "extensive" documentation, often
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In Ukraine, a New Arsenal of Killer A.I. Drones Is Being Born(nytimes.com)
6 points by pelasaco 9mo ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
The famous last words: "Let's open this Sarcophagus and see what we find inside..."
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
Who demanded cookie banners?
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
Are cookie banners going away anytime soon? There is no law more ‘European’ than this one.
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
thank you for your detailed answer. I found another great discussion around Zig here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26374647
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
love the style, colors and the cookie popup from https://karboosx.net/ . Anyone knows if its an open source framework/style/tool being used here or it just the web dev skills of the author that are superb?
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
> For my personal usage, I'm working on replacing Docker builds for some Go projects that rely heavily on CGO by using `zig cc`. I'm not using the Zig language itself, but this could be considered one of its use cases. Hm, i ca
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
in his opinion, Grok is the most neutral LLM out there. I cannot find a single study that support his opinion. I find many that supports the opposite opinion. However I don't trust in any of the studies out there - or at least those w
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
One emblematic example, i guess https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/21/24079371/google-ai-gemini... ?
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
I'm a C/C++ developer. I write production code in MQL5 (C-like) and Go, and I use Python for research and Automation. I can work with other languages as well, but I keep asking myself: why should I learn Zig? If I want to do syste
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What the Ingress Nginx Shutdown Reveals About Kubernetes Culture(medium.com)
2 points by pelasaco 11mo ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 11mo ago
TBH the solar stack from Huawei, Slim modular batteries and Inverter are pretty solid. https://solar.huawei.com/en/products/luna2000-5-10-15-s0/
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by pelasaco 1y ago
people downvoting is fine. Omarchy is great. Worked 12 years for a Linux Distro and they were never able to achieve what he did in months (on top of Arch for sure).

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