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by tough 1y ago
Garbage In, Garbage Out
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by tough 1y ago
Sadly the ones getting the funding are the ones paying the salaries and giving the job roles out so they feel inherently more legitimated to churn the revenue into the money making machine Never be a cost center
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by tough 1y ago
Modern for Hacker News might be one of the few chrome extensions I've ever felt the need to have a premium paid version of. IT does have a New tag comment feature built-in pretty neat
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by tough 1y ago
you might like https://github.com/philocalyst/infat to change the mimetypes associations
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by tough 1y ago
lol sorry mixed them up w gemma3 which feels like the open lesser cousin to gemini 2.5/2.0 models
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by tough 1y ago
Yes OpenAI has a first-mover advantage and Claude seems to be close as a second player with their closed models too, open weights is not a requirement for success but in an already crowded market (grok's prospect) their preposition isn
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by tough 1y ago
> in terms of how much other models (gemini, llama, etc) are in the news. not talking about TFA or benchmarks but the news coverage/user sentiment ...
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by tough 1y ago
ty ty exactly what I was thinking does something like this exist for other languages like rust, python or js?
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by tough 1y ago
Sadly lists had a hard cap at 32 or 36 or something like that.. i was too eager early with my specificity (hav elists w 1 repo) and now i cant make new ones (need to delete others) lol found a couple non-maintained projects for managing the
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by tough 1y ago
it helps explain why theres' less people talking about them than gemini or llama? less people using them.
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by tough 1y ago
you can't download grok's weights to run locally
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by tough 1y ago
The "premium" presumably is the market apple's commands and nobody else's does iOS users still spend more dollars per average in apps than android ones even if android has more users i think ?
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by tough 1y ago
they get around it by licensing differently only packages / parts of the codebase
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by tough 1y ago
oh interesting you put a word on it, most of the VC funded FOSS -open- core apps/saas that have pop up the past years are like this the /ee folders are a disgrace
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by tough 1y ago
I use stars for bookmarking purposes, i wouldn't care if they go private but would miss the feature
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by tough 1y ago
i read somewhere go has a great package for this that checks statically typed usage of the vuln specific functions not whole package deps
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by tough 1y ago
free? I thought they still had their 30% racket and wait while we review 3 months pipeline going for their walled gardens
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by tough 1y ago
yea... I guess is too niche, I guess scratch your own itch + foss it so the low hundreds of us can have fun or smt I was exploring using andyk/ht discussed on hn a few months back, to sit as a proxy my llm can call at the same time i c
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by tough 1y ago
what i find interesting is why is nobody building llms trained on using the shell and PTY at its full right now its dumb unix piping only I want an AI that can use emacs or vim with me
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by tough 1y ago
Correct https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Universal_translator
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by tough 1y ago
Another cool trick is to deny all the content types you don't care about in your playwright. so if you only want text why bother allowing requests for fonts, css, svgs, images, videos, etc Just request the html and cap down all the oth
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by tough 1y ago
Scammers will use fingerprints from their victims browser/IP/geolocation to try and impersonate them, you basically can buy not only stolen credentials but also the environment in which to run them -safely- from such vendors
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by tough 1y ago
I mean if anything with AI data and main sources are becoming the actual precious resource again. So i'd expect an uptick in bots as everyone races to try and compete with google on data hoarding
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by tough 1y ago
isn't technically speaking -a small private group of donors- not exactly -the general public- ?
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by tough 1y ago
why not process digital backups and allow anyone donating to the archive to request those digitally?
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by tough 1y ago
you might want to write to dang (email on footer) and they might change the URL to an official one. seems unsafe to have a weird fake landing as main article
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by tough 1y ago
so there's like a little network of chinese fake AI product shipping or something?
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by tough 1y ago
Seems they took that strategy from crypto memes, vampire attacks into anything getting minimal exposure
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by tough 1y ago
ohh gotcha, well hoping it gets linux/win support soon too, it's great!
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by tough 1y ago
so its more about tesla's owners being bad drivers then?

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