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by spxneo 2y ago
Nintendo is a very old company. Gerontocracy might be a factor in their culture.
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by spxneo 2y ago
If the fish rots from the head then this "ny state of mind" doesn't begin with Stripe if you understand who I'm talking about. Its incredible that the harm that SBF has done with Solana and other ponzi coins would get di
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by spxneo 2y ago
I am quite taken back by Stripes decision here but dissing PG's golden boy will get me banned so I suggest everybody to read @bitfinexed on X on why USDC/Tether is extremely shady. but I don't know which payment processor lik
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by spxneo 2y ago
too bad you can't do this in Canada
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by spxneo 2y ago
im not sure i understand are customers of AWS/Linode/Digitalocean now required to submit passport/drivers license to host a blog or website?
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by spxneo 2y ago
what is a rough rule of thumb for each 1nm reduction? What does that increase in transistor density look like each year? If the jump is bigger (5nm->3nm), does that rate of change increase too? trying to understand the economic impact of
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by spxneo 2y ago
What is the onramp/offramp process for the tokens used in this micro-economy? If somebody seeds Independence Day 2 and by some miracle becomes the most seeded movie, how does that somebody cash out his tokens? If somebody wants to down
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by spxneo 2y ago
> 11 9s of durability so thats 99.(eleven 9s) ? where would this sort of database used? streaming financial instrument ticks? Do you point Kinesis and its able to write/read super quickly?
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by spxneo 2y ago
Doesn't that already exist? I'm also not sure what the edge/value proposition is. If I need API integration done, there are already MIT licensed programmatic solutions that I can self host on AWS
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by spxneo 2y ago
I don't think parent is being unreasonable if my perception of Gorilla is correct here but Lot of mission critical apps cannot risk even 0.01% chance of hallucination or some blackbox process Like I don't think a direct LLM-2-API
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by spxneo 2y ago
im also not clear/sold on the value proposition or perhaps im misunderstanding things but How does Nango differ from existing solutions? Seems like everybody is working on on programmatic "Zapier" (if thats what this is?) wit
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by spxneo 2y ago
Not only this opiod thing but this McKinsey outfit has singlehandedly responsible for Canada's recent immigration policy which many regard as failure with a strangely generous contract awarded by Trudeau It's rather bizarre to han
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by spxneo 2y ago
interesting...i did not experience much hallucinations for my use case and also I was building on top of an existing library could be why i had a better time. im just sitting back here shocked that i can produce a complete iOS app (albeit v
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by spxneo 2y ago
Another reason could be: many are not sympathetic to the America's claims that these foreign platforms are at the whims of a country it is at odds with and which have repeatedly demonstrated covert abilities to change American's p
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Ask HN: Do you use ChatGPT to generate code? What were your experiences?
16 points by spxneo 2y ago|27 comments
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by spxneo 2y ago
Last year in november, this was worth $90, now its $430 (was $490 before ER) wth happened? what do people believe that Meta is doing that made it jump 5x and now seems to say its only wroth 4x where it was at its yearly lows?
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by spxneo 2y ago
so what are the alternatives now? preferably MIT licensed on github
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by spxneo 2y ago
another quality insider info, greatly appreciated alephnerd!
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by spxneo 2y ago
despite being allies, big reason why Americans do not trust or share sensitive information with South Korea-whatever they share always ends up in North Korea and China but perhaps the biggest enablers of these security lapses aren't ju
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by spxneo 2y ago
do you have any recommendations on learning material or youtube channels to get started? its fascinating that you can "program" circuits with logic gates and "import libraries" by simply looking for parts
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by spxneo 2y ago
why doesn't anybody else build this? north america in comparison is stuck in the 19th century when it comes to rail transportation. its bizarre.
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by spxneo 2y ago
im actually not sure whats going on here in the comments it feels like the same person is posting under different nicks for what purpose I do not know.
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by spxneo 2y ago
guess I missed it, im used to scrolling and seeing screenshots and features on splash page. I must admit I wasn't very interested in this piece of software to begin with.
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by spxneo 2y ago
not sure if you are trolling or serious here but thats a bad user experience and also very condescending
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by spxneo 2y ago
I just shared my opinion, we disagree. I'm okay with this. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by spxneo 2y ago
comparing China's high speed transportation is a low bar. they absolutely do not give a crap about derailment, in fact they straight up buried it, literally instead you should see Japan's shinkansen as a measure of standards. They
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by spxneo 2y ago
cool but i dont think anybody on the enterprise is going to use this right now LLM-to-automation-api seems really great on paper but the statistics are simply against any sort of wide adoption at least that is the general consensus speaking
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by spxneo 2y ago
i see seems like thats the general view with LLMs with anything 3d or spatial I just want an easy way to get into PCB design but there is just so much learning curve
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by spxneo 2y ago
got to level 8 and gave up but this was very fun could be better with changing camera angles
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by spxneo 2y ago
this is what I want to know but someone said it was not suitable for running GPU powered games on here i will see if i can dig up the thread

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