ranguna

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by ranguna 4mo ago
What if you build a p2p video conferencing app with user controlled co-ordinator "server". Server in quotes, because maybe iroh works through the browser?
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by ranguna 4mo ago
Honestly, they all look good
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by ranguna 4mo ago
Their point is that OP used the same dot separated phrase to point out that there's a 0.8GB model and an audio/image model on device. Which reads weird.
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by ranguna 4mo ago
Location: Portugal Remote: yes Willing to relocate: unlikely, depends what's being offered Technologies: JS/TS ecosystem, serverless AWS and GCP, React temporal, a few SQL and nosql DBs, generally not bad at devops fullstack Rés
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by ranguna 4mo ago
Do it like plane tickets do, tie a ticket to an identity + buyback up to a week or so before the concert in case someone wants to cancel (or authorize the transfer and capture only a week before). Ask for ID and ticket at the entrance.
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by ranguna 4mo ago
I don't think it's the need for management that makes devs not start a new company, it's the huge amount of money and connections needed. You don't need someone managing you to get connections and money, you just need th
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by ranguna 4mo ago
Like a wise person once said: That is an entirely different argument that's not particularly germane to this topic.
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by ranguna 4mo ago
Your point turned from "here are some examples" to "here's a sample of one". And that "one" is so different, society wise, from all the other ones that I'm not sure is useful here other that "if
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by ranguna 4mo ago
> because you made the industry suck to work in. What do you mean they "made" the industry suck to work in?
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by ranguna 4mo ago
I don't understand either of your points tbh
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by ranguna 4mo ago
Nops, I still think your missing the mark here
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by ranguna 5mo ago
I don't think that's how it works, mate.
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Meanwhile in what does that have to do with what I said?
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by ranguna 5mo ago
I'm not sure you read the question right. You can host American software on a EU sovereign cloud.
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by ranguna 5mo ago
I agree with you. Putting myself in the shoes of a tech CEO, I see other companies laying off and saying that their AI strategy made them so productive that they don't need 20% of their employees anymore, I see investors flocking to th
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by ranguna 5mo ago
> From everything we’ve seen, Pawel’s code is a legal third-party tool that is covered under open source software licensing, and in no way has he “impersonated” Bambu Labs or presented as them at any point. The name of the software liter
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Sources other than project flower?
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by ranguna 5mo ago
For the very specific case where you are connected to that router, yes.
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Everything works expect the drums
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Only for windows, and maybe mac
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Same, also on a pixel
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Wow that's a hard take if I've read one
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Yeah I wasn't clear with "the author is right", I think they are right to be frustrated, but that doesn't clear their own fault in the matter It's just that it wasn't their fault alone. This is not a polarizing
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by ranguna 5mo ago
Impossible? You just have to add a human in the loop for destructive calls. Add an additional TOTP parameter to destructive calls that's generated from the agent UI that requires a human to click a button, which generates a code that&
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by ranguna 5mo ago
How much will it cost in Europe and how did they manage to fit so much energy into their battery pack?
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by ranguna 5mo ago
I get what your saying, but this is resonating with me and making me feel for the author: Cursor: we have top notch safeguards for destructive operations, you have our guarantee, we are the best Author: uses their tools expecting their guar
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by ranguna 6mo ago
Strong conclusion that the hardware is precisely imperfect?
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by ranguna 6mo ago
Single Board Computer
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by ranguna 7mo ago
In Europe, sometimes it's just kWh, other times it's kWh and time. After charging is done, it's just time.
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by ranguna 7mo ago
Sure, if you are ok walking around with a card. I've been "walletless" for the past 6 years or so, and I don't want to go back. Leaving and coming back home and only have to mentally track one object that I can't f

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