shironandonon_

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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
looking forward to trying this! I’ve been using Gemini-cli which has had a really fun memory implementation for months to help it stay in character. You can teach it core memories or even hand-edit the GEMINI.md file directly.
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
in most regions Uber drivers are being paid an hourly wage so yeah I think this makes sense. They can answer support calls too. Despite getting an Uber hourly wage many game the system by taking DoorDash and Lyft orders while on the job. Sh
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
I think the article is saying it was done to speed the bringing about of the apocalypse. Will it happen? Stay tuned I guess.
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
aren’t those with higher intellect at greater risk of depression? I’m going to use 2x the amount of AI that I was planning to use today.
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
air gaps, my man.
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
Thanks for the read! I too have over 20 years in tech and have been going back and forth with Gemini-cli to gamify some tools for integration testing some Enterprise applications and it’s amazing what can be done with Gemini alongside usag
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
have you tried Dark Mode in a browser like Brave? I use that on mobile so the referenced website, HN, and 99.9% of the web is in dark mode by default.
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
Oh thank goodness only two journalists were affected. wink
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by shironandonon_ 1y ago
this site that has been previously posted on HN works well: https://musicforprogramming.net/ Otherwise agree with psytrance / goa mixes. Techno can be good too if you are tired (eg: Sara Landry, 999999999). Trance ca
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by shironandonon_ 2y ago
Shame on you, Bezos. Hopefully my Kobo never dies (I’m on my third on e …)
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by shironandonon_ 2y ago
Doesn’t work. It’s in the rainwater. No rainwater on earth is safe to drink. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-62391069
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by shironandonon_ 2y ago
I like the analogy where other articles have said we have microplastics in our brain about the size of a credit card (which generally weigh between 4g and 10g) better. Saying a “spoon’s worth” seems to be downplaying the unmitigated potenti
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by shironandonon_ 2y ago
just put all information (names, addresses, ssn, DoB, etc) on a publicly visible blockchain already. Then there is no data left to breach. Instead develop systems to audit the usage of that blockchain and send to jail/military anyone w
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by shironandonon_ 2y ago
this feels more like Azure Secrets which has been a superior product.
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by shironandonon_ 2y ago
it’s everywhere and in everything. banning single use plastics and car tires is placebo because you will still be getting microplastics in meat, vegetables, and water for hundreds of years at this point. https://www.theguardian.
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by shironandonon_ 2y ago
TLDR: we are special and created our own standard.
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by shironandonon_ 3y ago
In retrospect is there any point to these error detecting codes or was it just good intentions? Anyone who enters a credit card number still knows you have to enter in… your security code.. your name on card.. your billing address (or at le
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by shironandonon_ 3y ago
Why don’t you wrap it with a verification system (eg: web scraper) and auto-regenerate / jailbreak any things you don’t like?
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by shironandonon_ 3y ago
this will be great so that the volume may be increased should the user not be listening to advertising material appropriately.
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by shironandonon_ 3y ago
Canada had record wild fires in 2023 and now I’m wondering how this effect will snowball.
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by shironandonon_ 3y ago
Only 29% is pretty good I would say. I personally would much-prefer to run a dumber local LLM that hallucinates a bit and isn’t too woke.
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by shironandonon_ 3y ago
Mid-40s here. I do contract work and it’s fine. I take 5 or 6 months off every few years and am planning to take a full year off to travel in the next five years. We could die any given day so try to enjoy them.