r_lee

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by r_lee 1y ago
The combined v's in a cross in w irks me though
572.
by r_lee 1y ago
Welcome to the Age of AI
573.
by r_lee 1y ago
That's a bit too transparent. More like "increases ROI by 9999% with the power of AI"
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by r_lee 1y ago
Yup. not sure if it's just me but the trend seems to be just ship slop as fast as you can, nothing else matters, just ship ship ship
575.
by r_lee 1y ago
What do you mean the Moomin Triangle CW isn't practical?
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by r_lee 1y ago
Honestly, one of the biggest gains for me with LLMs has been bash scripting. its so great. especially if you have some saved in the same project and then you just tell it "look at the scripts in x and use that style"
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by r_lee 1y ago
Sounds like ADD to me. Easy to be labeled as "Lazy" etc.
578.
by r_lee 1y ago
What do you mean Nvidia isn't worth $4.5 trillion?!
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by r_lee 1y ago
py-x like pie-ex?
580.
by r_lee 1y ago
Same here, especially for making bash scripts or lots of if this if that with logging type stuff, error handling etc.. Oh and also, from what I know, ADHD and perfectionism is a very common combination, I'm not sure if everyone has tha
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by r_lee 1y ago
Yeah I have a feeling this thing is gonna be exactly like that. Even if this doesn't pass, they'll just rename and repackage it and try again until everyone gets fatigued enough and doesn't have energy to oppose it anymore
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by r_lee 1y ago
I would honestly say, it's more like autocomplete on steroids, like you know what you want so you just don't wanna type it out (e.g. scripts and such) And so if you don't use it then someone else will... But as for the models
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by r_lee 1y ago
Wow and look at https://old.reddit.com/r/MyBoyfriendIsAI/comments/1ml0333 this really is something...
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by r_lee 1y ago
The permissions that apps can get on Android even by default are pretty invasive, like querying other apps/processes and etc iirc...
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by r_lee 1y ago
Same thing in Europe, there's a lot of hopelessness.
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by r_lee 1y ago
My favorite one was when the docs and helm template of Grafana was broken and I sent an email about it, I was told that they only have a single person working on the docs and that they were out of office, and that I would be free to do a PR
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by r_lee 1y ago
Sure, for example Korean is unicode heavy, e.g. 경찰 = police, but its just 2 unicode chars. Not too familiar with how things are encoded but it could be more efficient
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by r_lee 3y ago
If that ruling were to be overturned, would Proton be open to integrating the VPN service in a way that people who access Protonmail from the clearnet would be tunneled in some way? Or some kind of mode where it would reject any logins unle
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by r_lee 3y ago
From what Proton has said, it seems like the Swiss courts allow the authorities to compel email service providers like Proton to log IPs for them, but they've also said that they can't do that for VPNs, I don't know if the si
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by r_lee 3y ago
Ah, I see. I think honestly you should try to phase out the "per hour" pricing, and just somehow make it so that each connection doesn't need a separate server, as it is just routing in the end, I think it would be easier to
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by r_lee 3y ago
This is what the "residential proxies" do. They push out a free VPN or buy out a game in the play/app store and integrate their p2p network on it, so that other people can then use your device as a proxy. Never ever would you
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by r_lee 3y ago
$10 per month +$0.05 per connection +$0.02 per hour +$0.04 per GB (I use about 300 GB) So in total: $10 + about $12 + $1.5 (30x connections per day) = $23.5 per month Mullvad is $5. Using the big 3 for a VPN is suicide. You do not want to h
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by r_lee 3y ago
Isn't Sam Altman also developing a crypto project which collects your iris data? I mean, I don't understand what is up with their obsession with this AI Governance, it seems like it is indeed about retaining control, so that only