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by teekert 4mo ago
I've been forming this thought as well recently, but OP puts it in words perfectly. "Strawberry (+1 for picking it yourself) to Strawberry flavored candy" is indeed "human interaction to my LinkedIn feed", or "
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Let the agents democratize open source(world.hey.com)
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Ask HN: What are your AI assistants doing?
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by teekert 5mo ago
Do you have any proof or are you still referring to that one tweet from very long ago, where he did not praise Trump but some action Trump took that was actually good (I know, when you're polarized enough it's hard to think in suc
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by teekert 5mo ago
correct horse battery staple is very good. But for more variation you could ask an LLM
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by teekert 5mo ago
There is a local bridge which transparently communicates between Proton’s encrypted servers and offers imap locally. Only on non-mobile OSs afaik. [0] [0] https://proton.me/mail/bridge
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by teekert 5mo ago
I do get that, but that is what you get when you offer strong privacy, it's probably similar with GrapheneOS, and Signal (though there it's much less visible). When I see someone using Proton it's a signal they align with my
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by teekert 5mo ago
I use a .nl domain for my country, luckily it is governed by a trustworthy party and there are strict rules and convenient systems to move domainnames between providers. Agreed that some tlds may indeed be less ideal in that respect.
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by teekert 5mo ago
Agreed, there are quirks, and there is also an AI writer, though it never disturbed me and hope it never will. But generally the UI is clean and they align with my values. There is a bridge software that bridges Proton and imap so you can u
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by teekert 5mo ago
I've been very happy with Protonmail, you can even use your old Gmail address from within Protonmail [0]. Although arguable doing that is counter productive, you want receive gmails but reply with you new address -> Yes this is the
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by teekert 5mo ago
There is definitely the trend of "allow more, they whine about it more". At some point they're very absorbed indeed. Being stricter is harder at first but certainly becomes easier than them feeling they always have the option
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by teekert 5mo ago
The awareness is nice, but the friction is still there. So much energy goes into discussions about screen use, it's a real drain on the relation with my kids I feel. It's important to be clear and set boundaries, but there is alwa
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NixOS 26.05 Released(nixos.org)
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Tektite – a minimalistic Markdown knowledge base app(github.com)
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by teekert 5mo ago
Well sure, such a solution may solve age verification elegantly, but does it serve the interests of the companies that pushed this bill?
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by teekert 5mo ago
Why not OpenCode? Genuine question, not an expert..
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by teekert 5mo ago
Very cool! With a few additions (and with part 5 a lot perhaps) you can also have one for the Bobbiverse! (I recognize some names)
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by teekert 5mo ago
Good one.
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by teekert 5mo ago
Ok I get that. But what is the remedy? Other than to suck it up and make money using our unique human abilities? Or ok, perhaps laws are in order that state that AIs need to pay taxes too, and do some wealth redistribution that way… Maybe c
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by teekert 5mo ago
They can’t be so stupid to think that there is anyone left to extract value form when that happens. Either we find something better to do than work for -or glue our eyeballs to the products off- our tech overlords or they go down with us. (
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by teekert 5mo ago
The harvester is super expensive, using an LLM is not. Who’s to say AI is not a democratizing force? Like the Internet? And book printing before that? Suddenly we all have a Personal Assistant, suddenly we can all build tools to make the co
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by teekert 5mo ago
Ok, so what is it then? To me it's a tool. It helps me accomplish my goals with less effort. That's the definition of a tool right? What is AI to you then? Perhaps I'm being dumb, but not sarcastic.
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by teekert 5mo ago
I agree, this is a reason to boo the (tech) elites. But they seem to boo genAI specifically, right? I'd understand it if they'd just started booing right from the first word.
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by teekert 5mo ago
But aren't we all going through this? I'm going through it, sadly I'm lacking the plasticity of a young mind! I know I'm being privileged, but not by much, I'm self employed and the world is changing like crazy and
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by teekert 5mo ago
Do you seriously think everybody is a programmer now that we have AI? Or that we don't need programmers anymore? The tools are just changing. But everything is always changing. Again: Sure they have much to boo about, but AI? Gen AI ca
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by teekert 5mo ago
So what is he supposed to say? "Ok let's stop developing AI so you can all have the exact job you trained for?" That hasn't been the case for decades. When I left my eduction I could sequence 200 basepairs using gels. No
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by teekert 5mo ago
And here yesterday (different source): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48198281
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by teekert 5mo ago
The thesis of cash is that governments and their influencers can turn some knobs and decrease its value and enrich themselves simultaneously by creating more of it. A lot of it as debt for the normals.
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by teekert 5mo ago
But they don't even have jobs yet, they are simply entering a fast changing world. I am a bioinformatician at the moment, when I left school I could sequence 200 basepairs by hand using gels. Now I use supercomputers to process terabyt
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by teekert 5mo ago
It’s called “inner source”, I’m also a fan of such a culture.

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