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tornato7
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Stablecoins (payments or store of value) are likely the largest non-trading activity today with $123B market cap and $30B in daily volume. You'll see a lot of volume around staking crypto / running validators. Tokenized treasury b
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I have a number of friends who moved to Europe while working remotely for US tech companies. I'd be interested to know how common this really is, but it could be a contributor to inflated housing prices there as well.
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I once applied to a job that had recommended experience in applied sitting algorithms. I asked the recruiter WTF sitting algorithms are and she told me it was just a test, and it's surprising how many candidates will say that they'
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Is it so hard to ask the user to put instructions at the beginning? Claude 100K asks users to put instructions at the end. Or you just use a quick model to check if there area instructions at the end and bring it to the beginning.
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3y ago
People don't swim in the Amazon river, there's lots of other things in there that will kill you! Edit: to clarify, in the areas of the Amazon that I've been to (maybe the more remote areas), nobody swam. Most of the locals di
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I have a friend, one of the most unique individuals I've met, who proves that it's possible to have strong food culture in the US (SF at least). For him, food is an all-day event starting at 6:30am when he goes down to the docks t
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Indeed, I built a 3U Threadripper Pro server last year using the supermicro board. Works great!
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Almost relevant: https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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I have seen it too. Maybe it's this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=231024
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This just means they turned Bing browsing back on. It was disabled some months ago because it was discovered that it could bypass paywalls on articles, and they they've brought it back (presumably a nerfed version).
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Lots of bad information in this thread, let me help clear it up: - Gemini is based in New York and is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services. Gemini was granted a charter to operate a trust under the NYSDFS. - Gemi
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To be fair, I made heavy use of GPT-4 helping me figure out Flutter, that makes a huge difference in using a language for the first time.
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I tried Flutter for the first time for a hackathon and was able to make a pretty nice looking app with it, complete with a custom audio player UI talking to an API, in around 24 hours. Never tried Dart before that. My code wasn't pret
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Another app that's trying to do too much. All I want is a basic GUI for curl with some organization and templating. I ditched Postman because they decided to go all enterprise subscription model on us, apparently I'll have to ditc
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I do heavy dev work on an 8GB M1 Mac. Like, dozens of Chrome tabs, multiple IDEs, Notion, Slack, etc. Works great. MacOS does a good job at compressing memory and using swap. The SSD on an M1 Mac is basically DDR2 speed, so even if you'
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Fireblocks is the preferred custody solution for institutions today. It's 'non-custodial' and your assets can be recovered at any time. The MPC cryptography that enables Fireblocks to exist was only invented in 2019.
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Not just counterfeits but pages upon pages of shitty products from companies like WOWZAMGO and PARTUE that, now that they have sponsored rankings, will always come up first in search. They also all have endless fake reviews. This renders Am
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I have a home-spun version of ChatGPT that uses function calling to connect to my emails, calendar, and notes. This is really useful because I can say "Bob just emailed me to set up a call. Respond to Bob with some available times from
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I would love if helpdesks moved to ChatGPT. Phone support these days is based off of a rigid script that is around as helpful as a 2000s chatbot. For example, the other day I was talking to AT&T support, and the lady asked me what ver
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Let's say for sake of argument the investment by FTX was made at a valuation of $1B and Anthropic is now worth $10B. Could Anthropic now say, "Oh no, that money was stolen, the investment was never valid, we're returning ever
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In my parents' car, the screen doesn't exactly have high dynamic range, and for some reason Google Maps colors are white on white, impossible to tell where the streets are looking at the screen during the day.
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Wasabi or Cloudflare R2 are probably better solutions as they don't charge for bandwidth.
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I would love if the photographer would make his RAW photos available. I love seeing different edits of a good photo. /r/EditMyRaw is a great subreddit for this.
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Sounds like they have identified you as a crawler / scraper and don't want another Cambridge analytics incident.
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The biggest real use is right now is (IMO) USDC for payments. It's a much better experience than banking rails, from the cheap & instant settlements to the traceable accounting and programmable security controls.
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That is indeed how it works at comic con. But mind you, SDCC is a non-profit so they're not so strongly incentivized to promote reselling.
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Feedback: too many words on the homepage, you should get right to what & why we need it. The code example is nice but... What does it do? I'd rather see a few pictures or a 1-minute video
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Both the scalper and the buyer might be attempting to use the same code in the presale in that case. I'm not sure how they handle that but I imagine that invalidates it for both parties.
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Did you know you can install GBoard (Google's Android keyboard) on iPhone? I would never be able to use an iPhone without it.
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