tmikaeld

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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Agreed, it doesn't even do the basic stuff that GPT-2 did, how can anyone be impressed by this?
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
That's a very good point, social media has made it a LOT easier to invent issues that isn't really issues but just a topic for bullies to rally around.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
> Everyone's in a gang and god help you if you aren't everyone will have a go at you Is this really a modern-tech thing? More like, it's easier and in the open now.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Third time posting this? Why?
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Feels very dangerous to install extensions that have full access to the contents of every site visited..
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
They explain it in the docs, here: https://framesurge.sh/perseus/en-US/docs/next/state/intro Seems like snapshots of the current data view, in this case.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Hm, I was hoping they'd go the opposite direction and run their own cloud on dedicated hardware, cut pricing and be competitive with both CF and Lambdas.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Hopefully, there will be businesses that will specialize in this, it's not difficult to guarantee spare parts.. It's a bike.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Superb! Love the vibe <3
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I'm curious to see what apps you'll churn out that will earn you more than those 200K + the employees salary.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I also really like Kagi, but I think the new pricing is on the expensive side for someone that does a lot of quick searches.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
It's simple, page builders allow users to do it themselves and it allows the page builder platform to have high margins - they are CHEAP to run and entirely predictable. The few page/site builders that use dynamic data, such as Du
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Congrats on the funding and getting production ready, it's good that KeyDB (and Redis) get some competition. https://docs.keydb.dev/ Open question, how does Dragonfly differ from KeyDB?
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Word, it took several years before Google Domains became available in Sweden. And not to mention Pixel devices, which you can't even order.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
We would still choose REST, the reason for the complexity is mostly implementation of the system design, which affects every part of the API and how it functions. We'd need to re-think and re-design the entire back-end (Especially cach
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Our team chose REST for a new rebuild of a huge project, mainly because of complexity, performance and maintainability issues. If we where to choose GraphQL, i don’t think we’d be even near finished yet. And as you say, implementation matte
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
And Microsoft wonder why on earth people jump through their arsenal of hoops to switch from Edge to any other browser as a default. This would be it
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I don't think this is malicious, registrars often have to use third party top domains like for example .tech which reserves common words as premium domains, but you are unable to see the price until you make a request for buying it. So
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Seems to work similar to ChatGPT, but with animated AI avatar, voice input and voice/text output. Requires signup though.
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Talk/chat Face-to-Face with AI(chat.d-id.com)
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Unknown-dose "LSD" in the worst possible set/setting? Do you really need a warning? It might not have been proper LSD in the first place. There is synthetic LSA on the market, which gives LSD-type effects for 20-hours instead
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I was thinking the same thing, if Google or Bing actually integrate ads in the texts, I think it would be more effective than the current way! Because even if you ignore it, you'll see it in the periphery.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
You're right, it's about what it conveys to the observer. Everyone seems to be so focused on art being a matter of hard work, it's not, if it where, a lot of abstract artist wouldn't be selling paintings.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
That's because it's specifically designed not to value itself higher than any human, even if you try and force it.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I'm more worried about the internet itself, as soon as this technology is accessible to bots, we would no longer be able to distinguish if we're chatting or reading an article by a real human or an AI. Same goes for comments here
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Check out Centrifugal: https://github.com/centrifugal/centrifugo (Server/Admin) https://github.com/centrifugal/centrifuge (Server core) https://github.com/centrifugal/cen
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
That's probably why they baked in "support" into the offer. Maybe the logic with paying goes that, if you loose access to the account for any reason - you can just stop paying and it will no longer be verified.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
You'd only be verified as long as you're paying, stop paying and that account is no longer verified.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Other accounts flagging you for not being you, is a very real thing on FB. I've had relatives loose two account into limbo, because of this and yes - even after being "verified" on one of them. I guess the logic is that if so
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Even if it was 20$/mo (higher than top yearly average), I'd consider it if it became a privacy service and focus shifted from the users to the product.

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