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by random3 3mo ago
OK, but what does that have to do with the suggestion that saying “nothing will happen” adds no value to this conversation
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by random3 3mo ago
All I'm seeing when opening this is a big red warning > Deceptive Website Warning > This website may try to trick you into doing something dangerous, like installing software or disclosing personal or financial information, like
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by random3 3mo ago
Also forked for similar governance concerns :))
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by random3 3mo ago
Relevant thread from yesterday's thread on the original project this was forked from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48794575 https://itsfoss.com/news/organic-maps-fork-comaps/ > Desp
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by random3 3mo ago
Are you suggesting a Google/Apple Maps alternative with the differentiators being privacy-focused, "No ads. No tracking. Developed with love by the open-source community"hits #1 on HN and somehow the OP or HN polyculture doe
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by random3 3mo ago
the finiteness, in a sense, makes it non-exponential. it boils down to the core characterstic of polynomials (equivalently "algebraic") of being finite series (compare with formal power series that don't have this limitation)
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by random3 3mo ago
Thank you! This is highly relavant. I wish OPs would put a bit more research into what they post https://itsfoss.com/news/organic-maps-fork-comaps/ > Despite being advertised as a community-driven project, key
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by random3 3mo ago
This applies mostly to assembly lines. If you've seen large industrial complexes, you should know factories are not rooms. Instead they are large scale "machines". Tire factories, large pipe factories, chemical plants, etc.
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by random3 3mo ago
You can order from Costco on Instacart here in the Bay Area. This said, there's a lot of quality stuff at Costco (besides their huge wines collection) that you can't find anywhere else.
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by random3 3mo ago
It's a vast generalization of the cost to verify a problem/solution. - P means polynomial - NP means nondeterministic polynomial Roughly polynomial (P) represents the upper bound of the cost to verify, and the polynomial chara
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by random3 3mo ago
Yes, apparently there are crowdfunded superpacs exactly for this purpose https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayday_PAC
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by random3 3mo ago
Without a complementary policy to cut salaries for introducing inefficiencies, they just created the unbounded incentive for more inefficiencies that can lead to ever larger savings.
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by random3 3mo ago
These are mostly splints that were developed by two medical companies in Venezuela and which have open sourced their models so that they can get more to help with the effort. https://printforhelp.org/parts The splints are p
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by random3 3mo ago
English WhatsApp group https://chat.whatsapp.com/Fc7e08cW6ubC33GQCNHxME
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Makers around the world are 3D printing medical gear for Venezuela(printforhelp.org)
4 points by random3 3mo ago|4 comments
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by random3 3mo ago
https://printforhelp.org/parts https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/1uhevtz/request...
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by random3 3mo ago
> TL;DR: Model training has grown complex So they’ve built Savanah - a workflow engine because the existing zoo of hundreds of workflow engines didn’t cut it :)
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by random3 3mo ago
(shooting from the hip) What if the 350 engineers had built a company instead? Union-like efforts could focus on creating new companies (having the "union" is about ensuring a certain level of organizational knowledge, like YCombi
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by random3 3mo ago
reminds me of this other post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48498385
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by random3 4mo ago
This. lol. If you think state makes things easier you're in for a big surprise.
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by random3 4mo ago
GPS tampering “data” from a company who’s upcoming tech is advertised to solve the problem their data shows is indeed a problem, and coincidentally also raised their 170M series C
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by random3 4mo ago
Like nobody gets credit for avoiding problems or unnecessary things/complexity altogether. In fact the opposite may happen.
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by random3 4mo ago
Isn’t this expected? Once it becomes smarter it should event make it unobvious.
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by random3 4mo ago
I was making a related point in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48462628 Got downvoted as I assume some didn't parse past the first line.
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by random3 4mo ago
There's virtually an infinite number ways to assess something like this, and a single figure out of context is meaningless. What's the deprecation schedule? Which financial "context" is it calculated within? A household
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by random3 4mo ago
Where do you run DeepSeek?
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by random3 4mo ago
That’s interesting! As I’m researching this (for my family) I have questions :) - have you tried entomol? How does it compare? - is it advisable with for young kids, if it’s irritant? - how long does it stay on? - what do you do when you ge
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by random3 4mo ago
+1 - MCP is a transient effect of current models’ limitations. But the “when” is relevant
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by random3 5mo ago
I wonder what’s the motivation though. Subscriptions? At a minimum they could limit based on recency. It’s “news” after all so having a number of days of delay for archival would solve most issues, I assume.
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by random3 5mo ago
I think it’s a cost/opportunity tradeoff at best with any agreement, regardless. The rest of the contract may make it difficult to impossible to do anything about it, starting with basic arbitration clauses and ending in a ton of oth

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