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by srid 2y ago
That's a great advantage in theory. In practice, I've never found X integration to work great in practice. For eg., when I asked it to source X posts on Nix related complaints it was only able to find a single niche user, https:&
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by srid 2y ago
I have no idea why that page says "Grok’s output has been customized by this user"; I don't see anything related to custom prompts in my Grok settings page. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place?
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by srid 2y ago
Hmm, I'm only too happy to rephrase my question, then. What concrete danger do you imagine will happen as a result of xAI being controlled by Elon? Try to be as concrete as possible.
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by srid 2y ago
Interesting. In that table, I see $40 for US users. Yet the price remains $30 for Canadian users, despite their low dollar value.
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by srid 2y ago
For some ouroborus fun, I attached this whole HN discussion and asked Grok 3 to summarize (with specific focus on the members attitude towards Elon Musk). Here's what it came up with: https://x.com/i/grok/shar
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by srid 2y ago
Where do you see that Premium+ is $40 per month? The official source says "Starts at $22/month or $229/year on web", https://help.x.com/en/using-x/x-premium This is pretty much what I paid a co
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by srid 2y ago
I do not share your fear & anxiety. What concrete danger do you imagine will happen as a result of xAI? Try to be as concrete as possible. Also, dang, is there anything we can do to keep the comments on this submission tech-focused? Per
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by srid 2y ago
> There are plenty of other places to discuss things considered "off-topic" for HN. Once such place is the "Culture War" threads in https://www.themotte.org/ - but they do demand more level-headedness
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by srid 2y ago
I use https://github.com/cachix/git-hooks.nix which provides all of it: - Pre-commit hook setup - Run locally anytime (`pre-commit run -a`) - Check in CI (as Nix flake check) Example repo: https://github.com
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by srid 2y ago
Could you cite some references for actix and serde?
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by srid 2y ago
You can tell a lot about someone from their level of hatred for Musk (and Trump). In 50 years or so, future humans will look back at this phenomenon as one of insanity of our era.
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by srid 2y ago
This is what I see in that link (from Canada): > Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America) i.e., it shows both the names.
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by srid 2y ago
As someone who has always enjoyed the likes of Age of Empires / Age of Mythology, is there a reason to play Civilization style games?
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by srid 2y ago
These kinds of controversial submissions do end up appearing in https://hckrnews.com/
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by srid 2y ago
n=1 anecdote. Outside of childhood, I've never been vaccinated (never took the COVID-19 vaccine either), and have never had the flu (at least not anything requiring rest) in the last two decades (in Canada) except when I got COVID-19 w
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by srid 2y ago
It'd be cool if someone could package this to be runnable with Nix, similar to https://community.flake.parts/services-flake/llm
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by srid 2y ago
If it is any consolation, I don't think there's anything more you can do as a moderator to solve the problem, as it will require the underlying human nature to change. In this context, the problem is with what is called 'peas
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by srid 2y ago
This was brewing from last year. From their "Mission First" post on Apr 18, 2024 https://blog.google/inside-google/company-announcements/buil... > “ultimately we are a workplace and our policies and e
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by srid 2y ago
The X post in that last link is in response to a suspended account. Screenshot for those wondering is here: https://x.com/jessesingal/status/1886479301081522599 (The names it includes are already in the Wired arti
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by srid 2y ago
I had to scroll a lot to get to the first positive comment! And it is heavily downvoted. Reminds me of this submission here (ironically) asking advice on dealing with negative comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4
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by srid 2y ago
> you read it totally differently than me Yes, I read it beyond the abstract. And if you did too, you'd know about the theory that "the requirement for thiamin is reduced due to a reduction in thiamin-requiring glycolytic meta
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by srid 2y ago
That page < https://justmeat.co/peoples/ > actually says "have eaten meat-heavy, if not exclusive diets" and even follows up with "Not all are necessarily fully carnivorous". If this is all the
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by srid 2y ago
> I did that too. [..] If you are saying that you too were on a carnivore diet long term (5+ years) and very possibly experienced "the worst possible outcome" related to cholesterol levels, you would be the first person to repo
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by srid 2y ago
> I don't know if this is a troll This is a rather odd dig towards a non-anonymous user (using his real name) and is ironically coming from a pseudoanonymous account (with no real name associated with it).
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by srid 2y ago
Mostly beef, but occasionally eggs & fish as well. Chicken wings on an odd occasion. I've written about my diet here: https://srid.ca/carnivore-diet
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by srid 2y ago
I have been on carnivore diet for 5+ years now. Did a blood test and the doctor prescribed me statins due to high cholestrol readings. I declined to take them, of course.
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by srid 2y ago
That works if you have healthy gut flora, but not for others. Including yours truly: https://srid.ca/carnivore-diet
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by srid 2y ago
Important caveat: > ChatGPT has a limit on 10 active tasks at any time. If you reach this limit, ChatGPT will not be able to create a new task unless you pause or delete an existing active task or it completes per its scheduled time. So
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by srid 2y ago
Yes. What do you think Grok AI's real-time information being sourced on posts of individual users (similar to early internet) as opposed to established media (like AP)?

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