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by redrove 7mo ago
What happened to Poetry? did it just not gain enough traction? I was under the impression it was the hot new thing a few years back then uv comes out of nowhere.
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by redrove 7mo ago
>Universal health care to start That already exists in any other country but the USA. Aim higher.
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by redrove 8mo ago
Is this another VSCode fork? I can’t tell from the readme.
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by redrove 8mo ago
That’s long gone, especially around here. YC is YC. It’s sad the best we could do in terms of community forum is a VC’s website.
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by redrove 8mo ago
No, you CANNOT found a company like that. It’s an absolute fabrication. You also seem to somehow justify spending 25k on an endeavor you don’t know will succeed upfront, when every other country on the planet allows you to open one with ord
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by redrove 8mo ago
You can sell products anywhere but you’re battling 27 different sets of rules and legislations. Look at how a burger shop becomes a continent wide franchise overnight and you’ll see how that’s impossible in the EU. We just lack the regulato
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by redrove 8mo ago
Yes, precisely. Going federal is the only viable l, unified, way ahead.
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by redrove 8mo ago
There are many many degrees of harm before the extreme. They can both suck at the same time.
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by redrove 8mo ago
It’s just a shortcut for broken Germany to be able to found a company without a notary and 25000EUR.
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by redrove 8mo ago
> Building a market reserved for mediocre tech solutions sounds like the wrong way to make Europe more independent. You can’t foster excellence if you don’t reward it monetarily (enough). No unified capital markets, no high reward as an
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by redrove 8mo ago
“Tech alternatives” yet a good portion of the companies I randomly clicked on are software services/outsourcing, especially on the eastern side. Show me a European iPhone, European Microsoft, European Nvidia, etc. Hell, I’ll take a Eur
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by redrove 8mo ago
Agreed. In a post-CC world anyone can build this for themselves so easily. Especially since their entire supposed customer base already uses these tools to begin with.
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by redrove 8mo ago
> But in all systems up to now, for each part of the system, somebody knew how it worked. If the project is legacy or the people just left the company that’s just not true.
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by redrove 8mo ago
We’re past the point in history where most engineers get to make even a recommendation about which platform to use to management. In 99.999999% of cases management has already decided and is just informing you, because they know better.
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by redrove 8mo ago
So how is this different from deploying claude code on a VM and letting it run? You can sandbox it in any of the dozen ways already available. What’s the differentiator?
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by redrove 8mo ago
I have a 3090 and a 4090 and it all fits in in VRAM with Q4_0 and quantized KV, 96k ctx. 1400 pp, 80 tps.
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by redrove 8mo ago
You’re forgetting about Open WebUI.
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by redrove 9mo ago
Can you guys give this some love? https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/769 I had to use Codex today cause claude kept scrolling up every time the window lost focus. It was so annoying. macOS iTerm
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by redrove 9mo ago
A3.9B MoE apparently
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by redrove 9mo ago
I was only using the app for remapping a few buttons and scroll/DPI changes. I replaced it with BetterMouse https://better-mouse.com/ When uninstalling the logitech app PearCleaner removed 4GB of content. Breath of fre
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by redrove 9mo ago
So we should all write bad code to keep it predictable? raising the quality of the codebase is unacceptable under this premise.
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by redrove 10mo ago
>That's different. Is it though? It genuinely looks like you might get caught doing this, and I'm sure you are at least breaking airline policy, even if you're not charging money; not to mention if you charge.
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by redrove 10mo ago
This would’ve been great 15y ago, but today they all want help on their phone and there’s no good way of doing that.
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by redrove 10mo ago
And get arrested to boot! https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/man-arrested-for-sett...
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by redrove 10mo ago
Flexibility and deeper Obsidian integration.
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by redrove 10mo ago
I use an Obsidian MCP to essentially keep a database of plans, or versions sometimes that I can just fire off.
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by redrove 10mo ago
https://github.com/exo-explore/exo I keep hearing about it but unfortunately I myself only have one mac and nvidia GPUs and those can’t cluster together :/
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by redrove 10mo ago
Or, rather, you have more time to execute it. They _will_ rug pull again, this is Microsoft ffs.
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by redrove 10mo ago
Sounds like Chat Control.
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by redrove 10mo ago
You can’t just “fork it and make a PR and make it e2e encrypted”. All the features run serverside, e2ee is fundamentally impossible because of its design, of which you seem to know fuck all. I’m being dismissed by I run a rather large homel

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