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by prophesi 1y ago
This is why I use things like Firefox Relay's email/phone masking for sites and services I don't trust. Would be interested if people know of free alternatives, as the phone mask requires their premium plan, and that can be a
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by prophesi 1y ago
I unfortunately did read it. All of the claims are disputed, and everything with actual citations refutes them.
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by prophesi 1y ago
I'm assuming this is about TeleMessage https://www.404media.co/the-signal-clone-the-trump-admin-use...
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by prophesi 1y ago
What environment issues were you running into? We use mise/asdf to manage which version of erlang/elixir our project is using, and only needed to containerize our database to ease its maintenance. For the dev experience, I'd
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by prophesi 1y ago
Intuit and their millions in lobbying efforts might change the administration's thoughts on that.
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by prophesi 1y ago
Entered the same prompt with Sonnet 4. Just needed to paste the two errors in the console (trying to load the CDN which won't work since it uses a web worker, and hallucinated an ffmpegWasm function) and it output an HTML file that wor
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by prophesi 1y ago
I'm not sure if it's about the implementation rather than the vast reduction of complexity/boilerplate to attain fault-tolerant distributed systems compared to other solutions.
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by prophesi 1y ago
For sure, though it's tripped me up a few times for clients that don't pass in a reasonable context length with each call.
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by prophesi 1y ago
It's not a good practice to commit binary blobs in a repository. And I don't think it would be difficult to add a prepublish step to your npm packages so that you can remove them. The end user shouldn't need to run the build
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by prophesi 1y ago
Thanks! That's really helpful.
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by prophesi 1y ago
There are two binaries commited to the repo (cap_wasm_bg.wasm) but from what I can tell, it doesn't seem to be making any network calls or what have you. They still should get rid of them and add a Rust build step for their browser&#x2
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by prophesi 1y ago
Any FOSS solutions that let you browse models and guesstimates for you on whether you have enough VRAM to fully load the model? That's the only selling point to LM Studio for me. Ollama's default context length is frustratingly sh
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by prophesi 1y ago
> The hype cycle is real and setting expectations that get higher with _the less you know about how they work_. I imagine on HN, the expectations we're talking about are from fellow software developers who at least have a general id
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by prophesi 1y ago
In the past, Leta was a service that was only accessible to paid Mullvad users. I'm unsure when they started allowing general access, but that's initially how it made commercial sense.
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by prophesi 1y ago
They prefer outdoor ads over targeted online advertising https://mullvad.net/en/blog/advertising-that-targets-everyon...
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by prophesi 1y ago
My guess is that there's money involved. Maybe a spat between an ex-employee and their ex-employer?
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by prophesi 1y ago
That's the typical use case if you want a web server. If you're writing for low-level devices, you'd use `mix nerves.new project_name`. If you're writing an Elixir app that won't be a web server, you'd use `mix
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by prophesi 1y ago
I would also personally prefer Elixir to Lua, but this would be great for allowing isolated/sandboxed BEAM processes to execute Lua code from your end users whom are likely unfamiliar with Elixir. As mentioned in the article, this is p
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by prophesi 1y ago
I'd argue the same goes with Big Tech. I agree the length of copyright protection has gotten out of hand, and I'm normally against any expansion of copyright law, but there are several aspects of training AI that seem blatantly pr
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by prophesi 1y ago
> And these weavers have big enough money to rock the boat. But they're up against multi-billion dollar companies, and the richest man in the world appointed by the US president to dismantle federal oversight.
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by prophesi 1y ago
The maintainers themselves give this warning in the repo's README, so even if it were maintained, it still wouldn't be production ready. > Achtung! This is a v0.* version! Expect bugs and issues all around. Submitting pull requ
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by prophesi 1y ago
Karpathy's original tweet defining "vibe coding": https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383
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by prophesi 1y ago
Opposite here, but I also don't have a personalized Google search experience, and an exhaustive list of sites in Kagi that I raise/lower/block from the results.
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by prophesi 1y ago
For webnovels I've found it useful as someone who has borderline aphantasia. But in this case, the webnovels would normally have no graphics whatsoever in their chapters aside from the webnovel's cover art (which is usually done b
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by prophesi 1y ago
Some of the books that have stuck with me for the longest are the ones I listened to during the years I had a grueling 45+ minute commute. The only downside I've found is that it's a lot harder to find and reference passages you&#
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by prophesi 1y ago
There are ample opportunities to learn more about software development regardless of experience. It's a bit of an n+1 problem. If you're just building CRUD apps, I can understand how one might plateau in their knowledge, but even
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by prophesi 1y ago
> what was the point of it all if i didn’t learn a thing? As a senior software engineer, AI still surprises me with concepts I didn't know about from time to time. I think spending the time to grok the code it generates is about as
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by prophesi 1y ago
My bad, the headline certainly makes it sound like it should be informative.
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by prophesi 1y ago
Bit of a sparse article. The near-miss of CVE funding is certainly tragic, but there's no mention of how they siphoned data from the NLRB and locked everyone out of their accounts, and give only a quick mention to cutting federal grant
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by prophesi 1y ago
The system prompt is usually poising them to act as a helpful assistant, and upholding the idea that they're being helpful makes sense for the LLM to carry out that task better. It makes me wonder if you tell it that they're a dis

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