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pprotas
6d ago
Offload the work of an LLM agent to a box in the cloud, so it doesn’t run on your laptop. This has security benefits (no access to your laptop’s files) and you can scale it up (run a lot of agents at the same time). Then put a “sandbox” aro
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8d ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/ Gets an A grade for pricing… where is the pricing page again?
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12d ago
We are all being disinformed, whether it's by a foreign or our own government. This is not a problem unique to Europe, right-wingers, farmers or Russia. The goal is to have us fight while the powerful become even more powerful. It is i
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12d ago
Likely organized by farmer protest groups (FDF for example) to protest against emission restriction regulation. They are known for their dangerous stunts, including driving their tractors on the highway and spraying manure on government bui
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12d ago
I'm working on a workout + calorie tracker combined into in 1 app. This is a crowded market already, yet somehow all the workout/calorie tracker apps I used never fit my lifestyle. They are not integrated well or require too much
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17d ago
Oh no! Anyways Claude set up an *arr stack, a torrent client and Jellyfin.
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17d ago
Last time I tried this service they served me lobotomized models with horrible latency and high error rate
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18d ago
Musk probably drew it himself
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19d ago
I like Paseo https://github.com/getpaseo/paseo But I am annoyed at these GUIs implementing features I don’t care about. I want them to just wrap my harness and forward it to my iPhone, but they can’t help themselves fr
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21d ago
Or just build and deploy to your iPhone from XCode. No need for TestFlight or paying money for a dev account.
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21d ago
The author admits that this article applies to only a specific flavor of music theory, and says that it only covers a small part of it. The article even mentions at the end it does not cover some of the topics you think are missing. The art
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22d ago
You can't compare running a single service in your home network with the operations it takes to serve a public DNS
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29d ago
”less touchy” is an understatement, it happily complies with running exploits, reverse engineering and decompiling. Asking Claude to do that will give you an error and make you feel like you’re about to get banned.
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1mo ago
Controlled medicinal use of sodium oxybate under the supervision of a medical professional differs greatly from microdosing/self-medicating cleaning agents turned into GHB by yourself or your local dealer
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1mo ago
Alcohol is extremely addictive so I don't understand the point you're trying to make. You shouldn't microdose alcohol either. Millions of people are addicted to alcohol and many more (ab)use it in the form of a bad habit.
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1mo ago
I am calm. GHB has wreaked havoc in The Netherlands, it is something tweakers consume. Recommending microdosing GHB in my eyes is like recommending microdosing heroin. https://www.jellinek.nl/en/alcohol-drugs-behavior&#
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1mo ago
Please don’t ever recommend this extremely addictive drug to strangers on the internet again
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1mo ago
How will it stay free once these investors that facilitated this 10M funding start asking for their return on investment?
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1mo ago
Vibecoded Linuxslop with a Dropbox sponsored product placement. Buy now, only 10 million dollars!
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1mo ago
Maybe ideally, sure. In practice, in an org with multiple engineering teams: good luck enforcing that rule!
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1mo ago
What are the consequences? This likely doesn’t matter to most
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1mo ago
On your last point, imagine worktree A talks to a database assuming some specific schema. If worktree B changes the schema (let’s day, we remove a column from a table), then worktree A can run into some errors.
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1mo ago
Now picture yourself being just a smart monkey, shaped by evolutionary traits that focused on reproduction and survival. Now give this monkey tiktok and sensory overload.
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2mo ago
This is horrible, centering should take the sidebar width into account.
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2mo ago
Guess a nuclear attack would actually lessen the load on the global internet, rather than increase it - like a DDOS would!
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2mo ago
It’s good to be skeptical, but this guy is the inventor of quite a bit of architecture software supporting modern systems I think it’ll be fine
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2mo ago
Beautiful way to combine a slippery slope argument with a strawman
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2mo ago
Yeah I tried Firefox and Chrome EDIT: Maybe take some inspiration from Three.js? This demo works fine for Firefox and Chrome with a nice, smooth cursor that I'm used to https://threejsdemos.com/demos/camera/fi
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2mo ago
The aiming is very choppy because it feels like my cursor is "on rails", or stuck in some kind of grid. Not representative of any modern shooting game I've played. I think this would teach the wrong habits if someone were to
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2mo ago
I’ll try this out later. Mostly interested in the controller handling, will this pass-through my Steam Controller or emulate it to an Xbox controller like Sunshine does? If it’s pass-through like the README makes it seem, then I’m instantly
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