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Well, for one, I appreciate the way you've crafted your reply. The spelling forth through etymology of the spoken word is a part of our nature and for me to speak about it hear prevents me from forgetting. Thoughts are things. Also, I&
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>> the biggest opportunity for a new programming model is extracting the majority of the code from an application and moving it into the infrastructure instead. The second biggest opportunity is for the remaining code—what people refe
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OK, but what about the DC office that was built in ~2011 and was specifically touted as "..to better interface with the government..." -- the NSA Security guys revolving door? And the ex SS guys? and the ex navy intel head of secu
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2y ago
This is amazingly cool! I love it. Im really interested in how you got gist to be the scratchpad for GPT. Im wondering if this could be tied into VSCode's AI Fork "Cursor" to tell that AI IDE to keep a running Memory for the
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For sounds You really would be happy to check out mynoise.net: TURN THIS ON: play all the things, and adjust the sliders... https://mynoise.net/superGenerator.php?g1=thunderNoiseGenera ... Have the page load this/anothe
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https://old.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding/top/
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https://old.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/1eo38fi/i_built_an_... https://old.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/search?q=dnd&restrict_sr=on&... -- However, this is cool. Hopefully you
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> The only reason Edward Snowden got asylum in Russia is using him for propaganda Yeah, good propaganda - if you're an anti-WEF-globalist - F WEF and F the surveillance state
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Yup - thats what an AI vector DB is all about - matrices. -- EDIT: @-probably_wrong You have to think that she also has to put things into the minds of others who dont have here prescient forethought of systems. Listen to all she says about
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(Pagan words ahead, tread lightly): Spelling Weird Wyrd Word HollyWood. --- Spelling, casting a spell, to weird, as in "The Word" "And God Said, In a Sound Voice 'Let There Be Light' <-- which is a poor translati
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>" I'm beginning to push the velocity of light " Wow. 11.8" is a nanosecond. So much wisdon and understanding: "Get a molocule set, red balls can be computers, blue balls can be databases..." "Get out o
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But thats a lot of power over rent cost 'normalization' given they can set the prices on a large # of units and pretty much all real estate is driven by "comparables in the area/market" thats an awful lot of "c
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Do you know the history behind both BlackRock and BlackStone? Same DNA: >> he business that would become BlackRock started under the umbrella of Schwarzman’s firm in 1988. “They used to be called Blackstone Financial,” Schwarzman said
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>> Now that we're getting rid of centralized price controls / collusion > give me a dossier on BlackRock's holdings in real estate, go into detail on their holdings in residential, get as much real financial from th
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Now it would be cool to add an ICS layer to a map and be able to publish ICS events to a GPS location with a temporal awareness. (Im on the InstantDB bandwagon, so Ill be hitting all the nAIls with it for the foreseeable...
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So many people dont know this - the tire muck that comes from theforever chemicals used in all tire manufacture is horrifically bad - to the point where one eco guy I was listening to basically gave up when he learned just how bad the chemi
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AS one of the early big players of UO (In that it consumed an entire wall of machines in the Intel Game 'DRG' Lab in the late 90s - Shards came from UO. And the concept as described in how he brought it from the Sosarian Lore is
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Same Reason a Katana is curved, while the temp causes this, it augments the blades cutting angle, length, draw.
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How many ~~twitters~~ Xs would it cost in real terms (True Q, not being snide - using it as a measure of scale, as most people now understand what 44 Billion bought in Corpo Dimension
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Check out this cool thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41162505 Show HN: Visual A pathfinding and maze generation in Python * ME: (Vine Robots and Maze Algos): This would be neat to see applied to Vine Robots:
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I want to build things using Instant DB... I keep finding ShinyObjects here, but - Tiles using a LORA Network which updates a csv/json style payload and transfers GPS through lora messages. https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Why not put radio arrays on the backs of StarLink Satellites and have them act as an orbital array sensor that uses its downlinks to push SigInt directly back to US NSF NRAO A Dyson Sphere of Radio Nodes instead of Star-Plasma-Harvesting No
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I posted this else ITT, but whats your opinion on the following (I have NO opinion - as I cant verify any facts about anything - so I am just an Observer of the events and what people are saying:) --- https://i.imgur.com/i
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Hi - Who is 'we' and how can I get involved. I tried to build this after leaving Lockheed in 2007 where we built the RFID tracking for .mil as Savi Networks.. All the cell integrations (pre IoT) were cost prohibitive. Its wonderfu
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+1 on monthly post. -- Also, Should be a messier version of this as a monthly post where people like you and me post "hey I dont have a project in mind per se, but wanna throw some things out there and maybe hit on a collaboration? Or
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Howdy! Great to meet you. I have a ton of thoughts on this matter, but not well threaded for quick reply: so forgive the stream-of-thought nature of the following. There is no real secret answer to stopping bike thieves, because the primary
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Since you have the ESP32 - can you emulate the Apple Airtag on it please. I have a $7,000 Orbea E-bike and I have an Airtag hidden in it. Its a great feature. Not sure if I could redo the Orbead Battery this way because its internal to the
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>> have a bunch of e-scooter 18650 battery packs Where get? There is a guy that rides the trail near me thats riding an ebike with a triangular battery pack that looks identical to one some HNer built here - He's too fast and I
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Because at Apple, everyone was under the O ntological S upposition that Jobs was the second coming.
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https://i.imgur.com/xvHD8fK.jpeg This would be really useful in GeoLocation GeoGuessing games - and in order to ID a location based on any limited text you can discern. Wonder how hard it would be to apply it to other locat
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