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So in essence, you want to use cloud providers UNTIL you need to scale? Isn’t that the opposite way round? Doesn’t it make it sound ridiculous, seeing as though the cloud providers were meant to help you scale?
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Anthropic’s Claude Opus gives GPT4 a run for its money.
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I fear that you’re setting yourself up for danger by thinking your DoD contacts can save you from assassination… North Korea have assassinated more important people in airports of all places…
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3y ago
> I also believe consciousness is not quantifiable, but shared, and you just have a narrow perspective at a time. I agree, but I would go 1 step further and say: we are all human, yet experience life as individual beings rather than the
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Product Market Fit
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Brilliant project. I was looking for something like this for my projects - can’t wait to try it.
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They were probably exaggerating but it’s well known that American agencies can and will extort whatever they need from any American company and the organisation wouldn’t even be legally allowed to disclose that it even happened through secr
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3y ago
What are some better options?
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>This stuff isn't just an intellectual exercise. If you take it seriously, it can drain all the joy out of living. Fully agreed. I've been down this rabbit hole before. There's a fine line between the thought of us being d
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You trust your eyes to tell you what's in front of you?
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Is there even a "now"? Our neurons add milliseconds to every signal impulse that allows us to experience the "now" (that's not to mention the time it takes for the brain to process everything). We're perpetuall
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Maybe not definitive proof, but interacting with other agents in your universe (I.E the rest of us) and sharing experiences could prove that the universe is bigger than just you and the words on your screen. Then you slowly start to realise
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Are we even sure we have just the 1 universe? If the multiverse theory holds weight, and there are multiple "bubbles" of universes everywhere, wouldn't we kinda have to redefine the word "universe" to be the contain
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In a reality where every one was experiencing Virtual Reality, it doesn't seem so far fetched to think about what it would be like for a "headset" to switch off temporarily. In our case, the "headset" could be somet
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Can we really make confident predictions for chips that are a year out from release?
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I didn’t see it that way - I think they have a valid point. I know people personally affected by deaths in their family due to the virus and I know people who caught and fought it like it was nothing, so I know exactly what the poster is ge
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I love the UX. No sign up needed. Just start chatting. Change models at any point without leaving the page. Quite refreshing.
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How would you seek out and network with likeminded individuals?
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Ask HN: How do you bootstrap your social presence?
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I would love to hear more about your work if you’re allowed to share it? My wife was considered at risk for gestational diabetes but I’m not sure if she was directed towards an app. What do you think about Badger Notes?
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I live in the UK using Grain Connect (1Gbit up/down) and it regularly places me somewhere in Berlin, despite all my account settings/geolocation pointing to the UK.
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Yes, and it almost always tends to be people who barely use their devices to their full capabilities. Power users know better - they use whatever tool is best for the job.
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It didn’t seem particularly mean to me.
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Just curious, how often do you audit the compilers that you use? Specifically, how often have you read the compiler source code line by line and when is the last time you compiled those compilers using known, clean compilers?
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Also available at https://rarxd.lol (no new links added yet, just around 2.5 million links from the previous dumps). Looking into checking the health of each and every link. Anybody got any tips?
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I should add - i removed all XXX listings so this is (relatively) SFW. Might bring up the full collection if people want it.
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RARxD – RARBG with a Fast Interface
(rarxd.lol)
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RARBG was a website that provided torrent files and magnet links to facilitate peer-to-peer file sharing using the BitTorrent protocol. From 2014 to 2023, RARBG repeatedly appeared in TorrentFreak's yearly list of most visited torrent
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Keep this kind of comment on Reddit please.
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Thank you for checking my site out! The front end is simply a single HTML template using bootstrap, served using Django. Feel free to ask any more questions!
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