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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Nuclear ballistic ammo… they are insane enough that there non-zero probability they could use them against anybody. Also comrades from other countries would probably support them.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
> Interesting. I told my wife "that’s basically how people ship viruses’ and bought it. It’s a movie plot.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
1. The issue is already solved. 2. Or issue is not solved yet by GitHub, and meanwhile bad actors gonna try vulnerability on repos. Due to number of repos there is non-zero probability. But as with scams almost nobody’s going to admit the l
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Imagine driving thru night with kids sleeping and suddenly car starts beeping. Is there a way how to switch sensors off for similar situations?
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Real-time position of Prague trams including filtering just air-conditioned ones or certain production type, try mobile app Tramdex.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
I have tried to open demo on mobile and it fails (iOS 18.6.2). Safari browser returns “there was a repeated problem with the page…”
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
It is a prejudice. You have to ask them. Ask nurses why they do what they do. Ask house cleaning stuff why they do it. For sure, a lot of people stay in their jobs because they don’t have any opportunity. But if you go deep enough you find
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
The prejudice seems to be everywhere. Unfortunately, to my knowledge. Eg. architects vs construction engineers vs land surveyors vs construction designers vs urban planners… anyone of them thinks that their profession is more valuable than
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Everyone perceives the world differently. For example, I like to look for mistakes and I spot them (in a text while editing), but I have a friend who’s hopeless at that. On the other hand, he’s good at seeing projects through to the end, wh
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
If people are unable to find joy in their paid work even after some time, they should consider doing something else. For sure, sufficient money is important part of this equation. But I strongly believe that if you find (your sort of) fun i
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
A lot of CO2 is bad for thinking. CO2 is just a tip as office or home is toxic environment anyway. Plastic (e.g. carpets), formaldehyde in furniture, air fresheners… add home office and cooking at home (-> small carcinogenic particles)…
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
What should be a better way?
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
It looks like products being developed by two teams, separate but not independent what can be chosen as the name of service.
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by sixtyj 3mo ago
Nice. Is there a length limit? (It should be noted.) What is the difference between your tool and lets say some skill for an agent? Doesn’t Vercel have any ingress/egress traffic pricing? (I’ve seen a project running st Mapbox and its
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Google had Don’t be evil motto just between 2000 and 2018. Other companies don’t even try to pretend it. You are owned by them. „Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.“ - Lord Acton, 1887
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Why do I argue here anyway? :) Before sending it I have tried the patch locally. It worked. So I sent the proposal. And it was accepted by the author.
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Efficiency is the key. I haven’t written any issue before so LLM was much quicker than manual experiment. I have personally checked the result before submission. So why the hate? :)
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Why would they want to do that when it’s likely that someone will find out anyway and it could turn into a scandal? One possibility: they wanted to keep it secret because they’re crooks. Another possibility: there are so many calls that it
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
I have tried to rewrite an article with GLM-5.2 and with Sonnet 4.6. Completely different results as LLM is non-deterministic. But GLM-5.2 made a lot of subtle mistakes that needed to be corrected by hand. On the opposite, Sonnet found and
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
I would prefer one-time payment instead of monthly $7 or $22.
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
But OP (or LLM) is sort of funny :) > Now a beginner's tutorial opens with sixteen tools you've never heard of, half of them named after Japanese words for "fast," and the first command downloads more code than the Ap
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Nice graphics. It reminded me https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split-flap_display In Prague near the main railway station there is a physical installation made from discarded Pragotron split-flap cards. Installation named
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
This. Once people become desperate enough, it will all fall apart. Money is a social construct, universally recognized, and the longer it exists, the more likely it is to continue existing. So far, many people haven’t even tried AI in any f
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Texts in Gutenberg have 20GB, and full Wikipedia (English texts) have 80-110GB. So to LLM-generate 6.5GB of tiny stories is quite a permutation in action :)
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48572472 Why do you ask again for feedback after three days?
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Prompt Digital Inc (DBA Qontour) is a Webflow premium partner. So let’s ask Webflow’s public relations dept. how cool are they with the fact their partner is a lier and plagiarist.
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Gitlab
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
PROJECTS: 608267 It seems to be alive.
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
Thanks. For those who are interested are some number from the report: The 1st number is for May, the second is “vs April”: TECH SECTOR EMPLOYMENT PC, Semiconductor, Components Mfg. 993,300 +900 Telecommunications 574,300 -400 Cloud Infrastr
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by sixtyj 4mo ago
We are heading into Blade Runner times so V-K test is the appropriate prop :) And SpaceX is the Tyrell corporation… /s

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