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by rellfy 1y ago
I've been working on https://asterai.io -- a platform for developing, running and managing AI agents. It lets you create multiple agents, configure them via the web console (such as LLM parameters and system prompts) and ma
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Control Flow in AI Agents(rellfy.com)
3 points by rellfy 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Yeet a cube, an example of AI-powered UX(yeet-the-cube.vercel.app)
3 points by rellfy 2y ago|0 comments
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by rellfy 2y ago
There's nothing wrong with releasing software under a license that allows contributions but disallows commercial use, which is what Cyph was attempting to do: > We're a small startup with a significant amount of time and money
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by rellfy 3y ago
There is a difference between a design flaw and an implementation flaw though. It seems like for PDFs, those are mostly design flaws, e.g. doing potentially malicious silent tasks in the background without the user's knowledge. Althoug
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by rellfy 3y ago
The way you word it, it's as if they were a bunch of tech bros putting microchips in people's brains and running a remote debugger for fun, in a completely unregulated environment. The people that accept these kinds of implants du
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by rellfy 3y ago
It seems to me there is a contradiction there between "Apple’s positive effect on my life should not be underestimated [...] and I should love apple for that" and "Apple is not a real person and not worthy of your love".
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by rellfy 3y ago
To some extent that's just how bitcoin works [1] To your last question, bitcoin is just digital gold. Unlike ethereum which is inflationary. [1]: https://river.com/learn/terms/c/change-output
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by rellfy 3y ago
That's fair, and manufacturing and UX could very well be a challenge. But the technology does work
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by rellfy 3y ago
The devices can ship with an embedded hardware security module that holds a private key. The private key has its public key whitelisted by Rolex, and can be used to sign a message transferring the ownership to the current owner's publi
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by rellfy 3y ago
Synchronisation is the hard part. I suppose there are a few different ways to do it. One way would be to use a hardware that holds a private key in a secure chip, and whoever has access to the physical watch can sign a message with that key
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by rellfy 3y ago
The digital owner of the item needs to be synchronised with the physical owner of the item. The authenticity then can be confirmed by crypto.
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U_u: Convert JPEG photos of diagrams into transparent SVG pictures(github.com)
38 points by rellfy 3y ago|1 comments
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by rellfy 4y ago
why not both?