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by tananaev 3y ago
I think AI is a progress and will benefit all of us at some point. Why do you think it's a waste of energy?
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by tananaev 3y ago
I thought they already closed the loophole. You have to have a local card to be able to buy it.
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by tananaev 3y ago
People want another option, but the problem is that different people want different things from this new option, so I don't think a single third major party is going to be feasible any time soon. There are already a bunch of minor part
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by tananaev 3y ago
That's not how machine learning works. They don't "perfectly memorize" anything. They do learn much quicker than humans, of course, but that alone doesn't seem like a good argument.
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by tananaev 3y ago
This is not ChatGPT. It's just a front end for Azure OpenAI APIs. Not sure why they're so blatantly use the trademark. They will probably have to rename it soon.
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by tananaev 3y ago
Probably not a popular opinion here, but I like Google Maps. Sure there's some clutter, but it's pretty good at navigation, public transit and searching for places. I don't know any better alternative.
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ChatGPT Android App(twitter.com)
9 points by tananaev 3y ago|2 comments
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by tananaev 3y ago
It's a pre-registration. The app will start rolling out next week. https://twitter.com/OpenAI/status/1682480558545461249
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by tananaev 3y ago
I occasionally look at my green squares for fun. Stars and popular repositories are a better metric of someone's activity on GitHub. But all of this can be easily gamed.
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by tananaev 3y ago
Usual bait and switch from Reddit. Pretty much all investor funded companies follow this path sooner or later. Lock the platform, squeeze the profit. Sad, but not much can be done about it.
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by tananaev 3y ago
For senior engineers you need to at least double the number to get an idea of the actual total compensation.
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by tananaev 3y ago
963 in Bitwarden
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by tananaev 4y ago
Open source GPS tracking platform - Traccar ( https://www.traccar.org/ ). I think picking a small B2B niche is the best way to become successful. You're not going to be super rich, but you can have a good stable lifesty
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by tananaev 4y ago
There has to be random enforcement across the board. If people with lower incomes know they are never audited, it will encourage more people to under-report more. Obviously each individual audit won't be financially profitable for IRS,
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by tananaev 4y ago
The key part for our project is "You can migrate from a Free Team organization to a Personal account by opening a support ticket." Migrating to a free personal account will work for many small open source projects. That's wha
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by tananaev 4y ago
I see a lot of hate for GitHub after Microsoft, but there were many big improvement that I think outweigh some instability, especially for smaller companies or open source projects. Free private repos and free GitHub actions. The UI is also
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by tananaev 4y ago
A niche open source project. It's a GPS tracking system. There are a lot of proprietary alternatives, but not a lot of open source ones. https://www.traccar.org/ I'm making some money on SaaS and some on consultat
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by tananaev 4y ago
That's why it's called a developing market. Many people expect that they can buy an index fund of any country similar to how you buy it in the US or some other developed market and get a return in line with the country's GDP
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by tananaev 4y ago
Getting to vast majority EV is a matter of time. It might be a long time and probably won't be 100%, but it will be close to 100% IMO. Toyota needs to admit they were wrong and start innovating.
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Reddit files to take the company public(theverge.com)
11 points by tananaev 4y ago|6 comments
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by tananaev 4y ago
There's no way all he has left is $100k in his bank account. I bet he has a lot of money left and he's hiding it. Maybe he didn't expect the empire to collapse this quickly, but it's clear that he knew about many problem
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by tananaev 4y ago
A lot of it is probably stolen. A lot went into thousands of worthless altcoins and their devs got rich. Another big portion is probably advertising. They spent big on YouTube influencers. Basically a lot of people got rich and a lot more p
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by tananaev 4y ago
Also recommend Namesilo. Always good pricing for renewals. The website is a bit outdated, but I prepay for 10 years and rarely have to deal with it.
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by tananaev 4y ago
On one hand, yes, it's not ideal. On the other hand it's still probably a better alternative to a Chinese phone that spies on you. What is the alternative? If they take a stance, they will be banned from China completely. You need
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by tananaev 4y ago
That's a utopia. Any reputation system will be gamed. Who's going to build it and why would anyone trust it? Even things like Amazon reviews are routinely manipulated. I think payment gateways are in a good position to take some p
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by tananaev 4y ago
Wonder what he worked with before that was better. Maybe Visual SourceSafe? :)
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by tananaev 4y ago
Customer names were already published a while ago as one of the bankruptcy documents. Recent transactions is something new and suspicious.
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by tananaev 4y ago
Nokia had a chance, but their developer experience was terrible. They should have invested in it. And also open source. They could have open sourced their platform and compete with Android. What did they do instead? They made an extremely s
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by tananaev 4y ago
I use Bromite (Chromium fork + ad block) on Android. It's pretty sad to see Google stoop so low. Back in the day they used to win because of the innovation, best products and openness. Now they can't build anything new and just tr
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by tananaev 4y ago
Any links to support this theory?

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