realharo

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by realharo 10mo ago
Isn't this the same thing they showcased as part of the Gemini 3 Flash release some time ago? On https://blog.google/products/gemini/gemini-3-flash/ , the paragraph that starts with: "Or you can qu
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by realharo 10mo ago
The other side however has the "if you restrict us, China will win" argument on their side.
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by realharo 10mo ago
Not in every way. Seems it has issues with Ultra HDR ( https://github.com/immich-app/immich/issues/23094 )
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by realharo 1y ago
Just include a depth sensor, lidar, etc. I'm sure over time that will become increasingly easy to defeat too, but then we can just keep improving the sensors too.
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by realharo 1y ago
Some smartphone cameras already have this. Samsung tried it on the S25 but apparently did it wrong ( https://petapixel.com/2025/02/13/samsungs-image-authenticity... ). Google has it on the Pixel 10 line. I thin
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by realharo 1y ago
How does this compare to the content credentials added by the Pixel 10's camera?
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by realharo 1y ago
But Wikipedia only really exists as long as there are editors of a certain quality and dedication. Without those, what good is the foundation?
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by realharo 1y ago
Controlling the full browser gives you a lot more freedom for any future additions.
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by realharo 1y ago
I think TUIs mostly suck for IDEs, but some tools like k9s or htop are nice.
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by realharo 1y ago
What specifically do you think would be better? Lua shares many of JS's quirks (like the relationship between arrays and non-array objects, the behavior of undefined for non-existent object properties, metatables are somewhat similar t
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by realharo 1y ago
>Until you lose access to the LLM and find your ability has atrophied to the point you have to look up the simplest of keywords. Realistically, that's probably never going to happen. Expecting it is just like the prepper mindset.
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by realharo 1y ago
The device has many eyes on it. Random apps don't.
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by realharo 1y ago
There is the `tap` crate ( https://crates.io/crates/tap ) which adds `tap`, `pipe` and their variants to everything.
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by realharo 1y ago
But who's going to enforce this for them? And would they even find out if the service is otherwise available to the general public?
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by realharo 1y ago
Dart is much worse than TypeScript. The over-reliance on codegen for the most simple things (e.g. https://pub.dev/packages/freezed#primary-constructors ), the lack of expressiveness of the type system (it only got sum t
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by realharo 1y ago
Well, money is just a coordination tool for tracking who is "owed" what. What people are actually consuming is labor and natural resources. From that point of view, getting "free money" (which in effect may mean for ex
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by realharo 2y ago
Even if you accept the premise, what does it matter? AI are not humans. Laws were made up by people at a specific time for a specific purpose. Obviously our existing laws are "designed" around human limitations. As for future laws
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by realharo 2y ago
What do you mean by "inspect in browser" ? All major browsers' devtools have supported WebSocket inspecting for many years. Many of the other issues mentioned are also trivial to solve (reconnects, cross-origin protection).
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by realharo 2y ago
Reconnects eventually when things time out, but in the meantime, there will be a lot of frustrated waiting.
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by realharo 2y ago
I was mainly referring to phrases such as "billions of scientists" - the point of science is to solve problems and discover knowledge. If you have an AI good enough to achieve that (billions of scientists), that means it can pro
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by realharo 2y ago
>We want to build for the dream of billions of programmers; billions of artists; billions of scientists—using computing as moldable clay. At that point, why even keep humans in the loop. Just let it exist in the background and generate
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by realharo 2y ago
You can add depth sensors or lidars. Still possible to fake, but more difficult.
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by realharo 2y ago
Kind of like that, yeah. It may cause some people to re-evaluate what they even value about the whole thing and why anyone should honor the existing allocation (which is a good question). But it seems like a pretty obvious solution in face
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by realharo 2y ago
If there's a strong enough consensus, everyone can just agree to migrate to some new technology and let the original go to zero.
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by realharo 2y ago
The amount of time people spend grinding leetcode instead (if you believe what they say about it online) is just as much or more.
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by realharo 2y ago
As far as web frameworks go, WebSockets over HTTP/2 are supported in for example ASP.NET by default ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/w... ). There is however still a surpri
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by realharo 2y ago
The concentration of alcohol in hand sanitizers is like 70%, not small.
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by realharo 2y ago
For generating output, sure, but when it comes to "helping individuals grok any conceivable topic" like the original comment said, you're still bottlenecked by how fast you can read and understand text, so it won't mak
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by realharo 2y ago
Or maybe that already happened decades ago with the Internet and search engines.
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by realharo 2y ago
Yeah, this is probably the most overdone app category in the history of overdone app categories. That's not to say that a new twist on it can't be successful (most successful things aren't entirely original), but if you'

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