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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
Could leave to massive impersonation attempts. All the folks here on HN are probably very tech savvy, so we’ll likely have a strong password + 2FA. But mom and pops that just got their email addresses leaked? Probably not. So they might sta
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
They rebranded but the pricing and packaging options are still stupid and poorly segmenting the product. Basically, there's still a different (and higher) price to get email or not. On top of that, Grammarly's 3 products (Coda, Go
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
Nice, congrats! Off-topic, you guys are based in Berlin? I just recently moved in. Any recommendation for meetups or groups pro AI/startups?
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
This one was also pretty bad: https://x.com/jason/status/1968496622884495847?s=46&t=9d1Ha4... I think there’s some respect to give cause they’re doing it live and non-scripted.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
Off topic: where did you get the name from? There's a town Clavier (Claviere in French) in the Italian/French alps.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
In some countries, access to drinking potable water is a privilege. Imagine "labour laws".
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
You're all answering from a very privileged standpoint. I started my career in tech from a small town in Argentina. When broadband was prevalent around the world (2012) I was still working with a dial up connection on a $200 computer.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
This is amazing news! Two questions for you: - how’s the environment? Build tools, dependency management, etc. it used to be a PitA back then. - how has the typing system and generics evolved to support this? Have they introduced any type o
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
I think the "frugality" has been challenged by several sources, right? Nobody can prove if they were so inexpensive as they claimed.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
The potential is there, we haven't made it yet. It's the same with AI, AGI and all that. Imagine if you'd read a response from GPT-2 back in 2019, you'd also be like "and these are the same models that will eventual
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
It's obvious this was going to happen. If you ever used any cloud AI model without acknowledging that at some point your data might be leaked (in one way or another) it's on you, not on them. As some other user put it: "big c
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
I have never played Factorio nor knew about it. It seems to be a very good game, thanks for the recommendation!
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
I’ve been in software for 20 years and it’s the first time I hear “back pressure”. Am I too old already?
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
I don't know much about guns so maybe can help me understand. How is it possible that a holstered gun has pressure in the trigger in the first place? And also, shouldn't the safety always be on?
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
You are right, my bad.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
EDIT: I was wrong in this comment, I thought it was blocked but the owners decided to take it down. Original comment follows: They blocked irish.session.nz: "Resources for learning Irish music by ear". This is either a mistake or
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
That’s a good point, didn’t know it was cached on top.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
> the load on my server is reduced isn't this the opposite? Enabling compression will INCREASE the load on your server as you need more CPU to compress/decompress the data.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
I feel like 3000 will be my best year
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
I think this is way too far. For me personally, the threshold to put the logo is someone within the company is paying, even though the whole company is not in a contract. For example, you might not have a full fledged contract with Google,
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
Wasn't THE SAME said when Google came out? That we were not remembering things anymore and we were relying on Google? And also with cellphones before that (even the big dummy brickphones), that we were not remembering phone numbers any
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
Whisper?
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
What happens if you outsource all that to an "offshore" company? Is it considered an expense?
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
Not my product, but I think "offline" means no-cloud. You keep track of your API calls / definitions in your local filesystem/Git server without storing it in someone else's server.
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
I think the rule of thumb should be to ALWAYS start with Cookies for client/server authentication, with all the security features enabled by default. HttpOnly, Secure and SameSite. Then, if that has some sort of limitation for your app
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
When it mentions that your password has been leaked for a service, is this the plain text pwd (that service somehow stored that way) or is it a hash? Was the website salting the passwords (so no rainbow-table attack could happen)? What key
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by santiagobasulto 1y ago
This sounds a bit clickbaity, they could just fork Chromium and build their own version as Edge or Brave. After all, they already have the distribution (ChatGPT).
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Ask HN: Do you use glasses to protect your eyes from the screen reflection?
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Perfect, thanks very much! It looks like an amazing tool. Cheers!
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Could this be run as a web interface? For example, getting a GCP instance with GPU and deploying it there and accessing it from the browser. EDIT: Seems it has a client/server model and the server can be installed somewhere else: http

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