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by rvnx 1y ago
Billions of people believe in god(s). In fact, 75 to 85% of the world population, btw.
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by rvnx 1y ago
This is also tied to the internal promotion system within Google; you get promoted and rewarded for launching new products. Way less for maintenance.
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by rvnx 1y ago
Same with Stripe, minus the 30% fee. Even better, if you accidentally let the renewal happen they will instantly refund in one-click.
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by rvnx 1y ago
On Safari mobile you even get a white page, which is almost poetic. It means it pushes your imagination to the max.
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by rvnx 1y ago
Same with car drivers, but what about 30 years from now ?
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by rvnx 1y ago
As a large language model, I must agree—nuance is rapidly becoming a casualty in the age of instant takes and AI-generated summaries. Conversations are increasingly shaped by algorithmically compressed interpretations, stripped of context,
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by rvnx 1y ago
Claude said to use Markdown, text file or HTML with minimal CSS. So it means the author does not know how to prompt. The blog itself is using Alpine JS, which is a human-written framework 6 years ago ( https://github.com/alpi
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by rvnx 1y ago
Your lunch, the developers behind Claude are very rich and do not need their developer career since they have enough to retire
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by rvnx 1y ago
All around you, just that it doesn’t make sense for developers to reveal that a lot of their work is now about chunking and refining the specifications written by the product owner. Admitting such is like admitting you are overpaid for your
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by rvnx 1y ago
Very cool idea! I am going to try.
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by rvnx 1y ago
I fully agree with you. It is an interesting tool, but to consider carefully, like you wouldn’t trust 100% what is written on the internet.
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by rvnx 1y ago
One technique is to ask: “are you sure?” “How sure are you on /20” If it says yes I am sure, and other LLMs confirms the same way, then you can be fairly confident that it is a very good candidate answer. If it says he is not sure, he
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by rvnx 1y ago
Claude convinced me to take a very important medication, without Claude I would not have had the balls to take it (because of the potential side-effects) and it showed me all the possible medications, and the benefits/risk balance betw
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by rvnx 1y ago
Way better than the recommended "privacy" instances. NordVPN only sees that you connect to YouTube, they do not see the pages or videos that you are looking at, and from the perspective of YouTube, they only see requests from a ve
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by rvnx 1y ago
You also have to weight the benefits versus the "risk". For example, if you use FreeTube with SponsorBlock to improve your privacy and block ads, in fact you are sending to Cloudflare 100% of your YouTube watch history, and to Spo
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by rvnx 1y ago
The crazy thing about things moving fast is that people bought Cursor for hundreds of millions when it is already outdated by Claude Code. Very foolish by the purchasers but very smart for the founders
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by rvnx 1y ago
"Peacekeeper"
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by rvnx 1y ago
Myeah, not ideal, by logic it should make future housing even more expensive, as the USD weakens, so importing materials get more expensive.
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by rvnx 1y ago
Default on U.S. debt. A U.S. default would spike interest rates, crash bond markets, trigger a credit freeze, and destroy consumer confidence. Mortgages would become unaffordable. Mass foreclosures and job losses would crush demand. Asset f
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by rvnx 1y ago
You can clone fingerprint like here: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-30623611 Fingerprints are still used in forensics, because the odds that it is forged are lower than an actual possibility that it is real. Same
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by rvnx 1y ago
It's "just" an automatic update, like Chrome, etc. It's one entry-point among others for RCE. If tomorrow NSA wants to gather any files on your computer, all they need to do is to ask Google to push an update for you thr
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by rvnx 1y ago
I've noticed something, even if you ask to edit a specific picture, it will still used the other pictures in the context (and this is somewhat unwanted)
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by rvnx 1y ago
Original de_dust here: https://www.johnsto.co.uk/design/making-dust/
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The Making Of: de_dust2(johnsto.co.uk)
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by rvnx 1y ago
Other perspective: It's more like you reopen a public place where people were known to publicly harm copyright owners and you provide technical help so they can do it again.
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by rvnx 1y ago
Well Google has knowledge about it, but once you reach a certain scale you become safe (e.g. OpenAI with copyright infringment)
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by rvnx 1y ago
Yeah, so basically their announcement is "good news, we tripled the price, and will deprecate Gemini Flash 2.0 asap"
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by rvnx 1y ago
Certainly not a trivial problem I totally agree, but still significantly easier than Von Braun with his paper calculations.
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by rvnx 1y ago
We now have realistic simulators like: http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/ -> (it's free and open-source: https://github.com/orbitersim/orbiter ) so now the main problem is building the hardware, t
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by rvnx 1y ago
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