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sebmellen
2mo ago
Take a look at sun protective gear like Coolibar. It’s actually very pleasant to wear even in summer.
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2mo ago
Very interesting, I’d never heard of Oban before, and that’s after a fair amount of research into background job queueing systems. Thanks for posting!
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How do you prompt your diffusion models? I see that you are a founder in this space :)
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This may help people: > Mary is 24 years old. She is twice as old as Ann was (12) when Mary was as old (18) as Ann is now (18). How old is Ann? So 6 years ago, Mary was 18, and Ann was 12. Today, Mary is twice the age that Ann was (12
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Friendly feedback: write in your native language and use https://deepl.com to translate. I am fluent in both German and English. I find Deepl does a much better job at capturing the direct translation of what I’m saying than usi
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I grind my teeth when I see it. It's so pervasive that I worry I'll pick up the same ticks by reading so much Claudeslop.
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Hey, thanks for the comment! That's fair. The commitment/timestamping part is essentially the same idea. But try to think of prove-yourself like a framework around an anchoring service, whether that service is OpenTimestamps or an
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Really cool. Makes me wonder where the most remote point in the contiguous U.S. is by this metric.
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Show HN: A tool to privately timestamp a claim and reveal it on schedule
(prove-yourself.sebmellen.com)
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Prove Yourself – Delayed Disclosure as a Verifiable Public Artifact
(prove-yourself.sebmellen.com)
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I thought you were talking about renting a dedicated server from a hosting provider, not racking it yourself. My bad!
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Gotcha. But to be clear, you’re talking only about energy usage, correct?
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Aha, right. That makes a lot more sense.
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Out of all of Bowie’s songs, why would you choose Five Years for this? So daft. You could have picked something like Rebel Rebel or Changes which are more positive songs that actually fit your message. Truly absurd.
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(Context: Parent comment was edited after I wrote this comment) Where in the world are you finding that much RAM in a racked server for $200/month?
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While I empathize with this view in principle, I believe that all organic systems eventually devolve into deep and rather chaotic complexity as they become more advanced. Biology is in many ways extremely inefficient, but it is also very er
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That video was masterfully done, and it’s shocking how quiet the mainstream and financial media has been about this topic. Everything is an AI chip story, and the looming oil crisis is completely under discussed because we have goldfish mem
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Thank you for making it! Let me sponsor you on GitHub! We are hiring smart + driven engineers (email in bio).
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I think this is a very cool effort. Sorry you got downvoted to oblivion (probably because of the "vibe-coded" feel of the website and website copy, etc.) I'll try it out! Question for you — what is your security model? It see
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Of course, I understand this, and I hope that my comment didn't come across as saying that math would be easier to "do" if it were all fully verbal. Symbolic reasoning and interpretation are necessary for complex reasoning. A
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For those of us with strong verbal processing and weak symbolic/pattern processing, this makes math much more difficult to approach. Interestingly, discrete math feels the most "verbal" of all the subfields of math I've
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Apple Plans Overhaul of MacBooks, iMac in Push to Meet AI Demand
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Will be switching my blog to this.
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Surprisingly, Kagi is actually just a really good business. Look at my comments, I despise AI spam and call it out wherever possible.
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That phrase itself is such an astounding performative contradiction [0]. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performative_contradiction
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What brand?
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This must be insanely difficult to get right. I was not expecting such an impressive result from a site that looks so vibe coded! The look is underselling how good this is.
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They hid it well at the bottom of the page: https://lmstudio.ai/
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You've got to grab a screenshot of that.
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3mo ago
Wow, $139 B.
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