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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Do you have examples of emotionally able founders?
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Is the network based on trust and peer to peer confirmation of private keys from who you know in real life that you validated isn’t a robot ? Or do you have something else in mind ?
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
In the last 2-3 years, my impression is that most french numbers receive daily unsolicited phone calls. In 2026 they even started sending scammy “missing delivery” text message with your real name printed on an attached MMS picture (on a pa
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
You can get an old mobo with an old CPU
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Its absolutely meaningless. Wealth cannot be measured. But nails and hammer blabla
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Did your change of choice happenned right when the GDP of Poland went above the GDP Belgium ?
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
You can have a tragedy or not, Ostrom didn’t show it’s always well managed by the public. One can say ‘tragedy of the commons’ while still knowing about solutions where it’s not a tragedy anymore
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Congratulations !
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
It’s called constraints and tradeoffs yeah
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Nobody would like to use DDR3 right now though, you can get cheap DDR3 DDR2 if you want some
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Wouldnt you be less efficient with less sleep ? For a startup you should improve sleep quality
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
A lot of them also don’t get banned, right ? There are vibecoders youtubers switching accounts all the time So what’s the differenve ?
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Probably we should create a jjhub based on jujutsu VCS, with good interactions between agentic AI and humans built right from the beginning
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by ttoinou 2mo ago
Aktchually 50s start at age 51
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
The next mac Ultra will allow to run a big model locally with acceptable speed. But we need people to optimize it for that computer, and we’ll be more limited in models we can choose from 128GB is enough to run a large model, quantized, REA
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
We could make LLM inference 100x cheaper to run at home efficiently, but that solution might need to be updated every 1-2 years, whereas current GPU are useful for various others tasks and last longer
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
Once constraints are fixed you can choose your tradeoff among dimensions, that’s the compromise. But constraints are not fixed, you can optimize, discover new techniques and change the space of requirements. For example thanks to computer s
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
Whenever I see an explanation of an old technology, I don't wonder "How do that work" but rather "How did they even build this" How did they make vacuum and be sure it was indeed a vacuum ? How did they melted that
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
Do we have proven (or probable) case of USA industrial espionage ?
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
Because they got caught there is much less intellectual property in China so it’s not ‘theft’ (as you can’t put property on information)
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
No True Scotsman
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
"This isn't objective." Correct, and we are not pretending it is. We are not handing down a scientific verdict. Actually, you are doing rational investigation in a fuzzy probabilistic new/emergent space, with
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
If you write too many preconditions, postconditions, invariants etc. Then you cement your software and you will spend most of your time on the tests rather than on the actual useful software
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
Oh I do that naturally as my rational problem investigation. Sometimes you can’t write a test for that, you need to test it yourself
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
There is a whole religion about tests that is worth attacking though
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
I’m in the same boat, I don’t like Finder (better than Windows Explorer though), nor do I like default macOS files / folders dialogs, and I really dislike drag and drop behavior on macOS I dont understand why we are stuck in stone’s ag
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
Can you really calculate the cost easily ? Given most of it should be reduced by input caching read (if you don’t want to have a crazy bill)
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
What if your junior is contacted by a three letter agency ? He will be legally forced in the USA to follow their direction and not your instruction. LLM are so powerful exactly because they can interpret unstructured inputs in so many ways,
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
If it's prototypes or throwaway scripts, then it's fine and it's still valuable experience
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by ttoinou 3mo ago
With AI LLM, the power of smart copy pasting is now also in the hands of non-geeky people. And also more senior developers can spin up and manage dozens of juniors via agentic AI Juniors now need to be more skilled than before

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