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   by therein 1y ago

   I think it exceeds that bar. If he had said "TLDR" and ended it there, sure but he approached it with humor and with a few quips I found relatively eloquent. I personally don't think there is anything wrong with that. He is h
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   by therein 1y ago

   Amazon. They put it on an EBS volume and kept it around.
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   by therein 1y ago

   I should have known it was Coinbase. I know that Coinbase used to spend $35,000 a month to back up the data directory of ETH nodes.
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   by therein 1y ago

   So the whole point of the article is that an API is an API and anything can call an API?
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   by therein 1y ago

   In 2025 you unfortunately just vibe with the code nowadays.
6. 246.▲
   by therein 1y ago

   All you need is a framebuffer and AI.
7. 247.▲
   by therein 1y ago

   I hope sarcasm.
8. 248.▲
   by therein 1y ago

   Yeah RemoteID is absolutely stupid. Legislators acting like only DJI makes drones.
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   by therein 1y ago

   Looks interesting. I have quite a lot of domain expertise but taking you to a 99$ membership fee payment page right after filling the form leaves a bad taste. I hope ExitGroup.US doesn't think they are the first group to have this kind
10. 250.▲
    by therein 1y ago

    > incomprehensible for programmers You should stop projecting. I understand something may be incomprehensible to you and you happen to call yourself a programmer. That doesn't mean you're correct about either.
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    by therein 1y ago

    I think it is very simple to draw the line at "something that tries to write for you", you know, an agent by definition. I am beginning to realize people simply would prefer to manage, even if the things they end up managing aren
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    by therein 1y ago

    Basically the earmark of a narrative OpenAI loves to push covertly, and often overtly. I wouldn't be shocked if these are bots.
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    by therein 1y ago

    Did Google take another nosedive? I genuinely truly did not use it once in the last 6 months. Kagi actually works as a complete substitute now.
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    by therein 1y ago

    [flagged]
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    by therein 1y ago

    It is an interesting read. I can imagine a future where the "tools" we make available become numerous enough and poorly thought out enough that an AI could actually figure out how to escalate privileges and execute stuff outside t
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    by therein 1y ago

    So these agents that people are so excited about spawning in parallel stop and ask you before executing each command they choose to execute? What kind of life is that. I'd rather do something myself than tell 5 AI agents what I want an
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    by therein 1y ago

    I had that phone. The keypad was indeed unbearable. Right after I bought it, my friends started getting Nokia 6600. It was a major improvement in every way. 3650's camera was 640x480 and had a noticeable delay after taking a photo. It
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    by therein 1y ago

    Much more preferred to what OpenAI always did and Anthropic recently started doing. Just write some complicated narrative about how scary this new model is and how it tried to escape and deceive and hack the mainframe while telling the alig
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    by therein 1y ago

    It is really as simple as that and even applies to soon what will seem like free energy. It is not free energy, it is just energy from a field we were previously ignoring and previously fighting against.
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    by therein 1y ago

    Just if there were a way to filter people at hiring and perhaps some way to choose to not employ them after doing so...
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    by therein 1y ago

    Very true and a good social circle consisting of people with ambitions and aspirations helps too. I remember back when we were in college, freshman year we formed a circle of some sort and moved to apartments next to each other for the soph
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    by therein 1y ago

    Never heard of Lovable. Looks like it is about creating entire projects from just prompts. I guess newcomers always had a hard time creating projects. I clicked the example prompt and it asked me to log in. Didn't follow through after
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    by therein 1y ago

    > What does that even mean? I think it is clear what he meant and it is a legitimate question. If you took a 6 year old and told him about the things that happened in the last year and sent him off to work, did he integrate the last year
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    by therein 1y ago

    > If I were to marry a woman who lost her husband, it would be extremely weird and egotistical for me to tell people that her dead ex-husband would be "damn proud" that she married me. Perfect example. That is exactly what it f
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    by therein 1y ago

    Interesting, that at least explains why this happens a little bit. https://i.imgur.com/a/phd4lVr
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    by therein 1y ago

    Did you know that Forscan works flawlessly under Wine if you're not using Bluetooth?
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    by therein 1y ago

    Yeah, their metrics for it being good sounds so out of touch that their pride seems cringe-worthy. If you take rebelliousness as "this doesn't follow the conventions we are used to", subculture as "this is weird in its o
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    by therein 1y ago

    The cursor was laggy for about 10-15 seconds on my M4 Max after the page loaded, my only sin is probably not using Chrome. 34% modernity, 32% subculture, 30% rebelliousness made me cringe.
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    by therein 1y ago

    Matter-wave lasers coming soon.
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    by therein 1y ago

    Yeah, would not. I am glad my 2025 vehicle has a fuse for the telematics module.