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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   I think a lot of people get into this space not realizing how difficult it is just to have a real-time scrubbable timeline that intelligently caches intermediate steps to disk So… not After Effects :P
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   Added gift tag pictogram for year-end promotion message What's that? We all want a promotion on Claude Code!
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   If you look at Planck units or any dimensionless set of physical units, you will see that mass stands apart from others units. There’s like a factor 10^15 or something like this, i.e. we can’t scale all physical units to be around the same
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   I always wondered why we didnt have some kind of fuzzy english words search regexes/tool, that is robust to keyboard typing mistakes, spelling mistake, synonyms, plural, conjugation etc.
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   Nice, mine was very cool and accurate : Your intense hatred for the concept of GDP is only matched by your strangely specific crusade against the calorie theory, making you the only person on HN who thinks the economy and thermodynamics
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   How do developers prevent users exfiltrating their apps’ prompts?
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   Yeah sourcing developers / collaborating with developers is a huge barrier of entry. More than others factors such as deciding what software to produce for the market
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   But how do you know if the remote candidate used AI or his brain?
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   by ttoinou 10mo ago

   What does it mean when loading is false, error is Some, and data is also Some? The type allows nonsense. You write defensive checks everywhere. Every render must guess which combination is real How about you never write the wrong s
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    I’m only criticising Varoufakis point of view and some people arguments here. Of course I have some things to say about Amazon… and yes information is never perfect
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    We're back to square one. So, all good, we're not in Big Tech are Soviets.
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    So they worked a lot to get to the position here and no one else wants to make the same efforts. There's no easy play here
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    So, the market is good with this solution then. All good. Bit Techs are not Soviets. (Note that my personal opinion is that Amazon profits / are protected thanks to governments through unfair IP / patents though)
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    So, a competitor could also invest a lot, drive out competition, be the most convenient, build themselves an extremely strong position then reap the rewards ? This strategy can be replicated, thus is subject to market forces
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Chinese stuff you can find it cheaper elsewhere most of the time. For the rest, amazon is still cheaper, faster to deliver and easier to return
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    If amazon overcharges sellers of a 40% fee, then why can’t I get the same object elsewhere cheaper? Obviously if you remove from your mind all market mechanisms, then it doesn’t look like a market anymore
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Not using your cash also helps the economy. More exchange of money means more velocity means decrease of value of the money. By not using your cash (by for example holding crypto) you’re making the money that circulates higher value
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Only mathematics can define objects in a non recursive way. Human language can’t (Münchhausen Trilemma)
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Have you been around on the internet when they discovered AI LLMs ?
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Great idea I had a similar one. Especially for skiing for example
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Couldnt Immich be used by a paid service provider to provide Immich google-free photo hosting ?
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    That seems huge. Are you in Fundy’s bay in Canada?
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Bravo you are among 0.1% of people who check on your own behavior. 99.9% others just try random stuff until it works and don't want to bear the consequences of their mistakes
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Autokroma.com | C / GPU / AI dev workflows | HYBRID REMOTE-ONSITE | Porto / North of Portugal We do audio video software : video editing plugins, web panels, GPU visual effects, encoders, decoders, AI assisted development &am
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    I'm always wondering why we don't note down the base (10) when we name those numbers. There can be lots of others similars properties in small bases and all the "magic" properties of such numbers are just specific to bas
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    I have the same problem because my installer uses NSIS. And once my DLL also was flagged as a virus / malware even though it's completely legit :/ , everything is signed properly. Anyone knows how to improve this situation ?
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    If everybody does that, won't we take 90 days more to detect problems / hacks of npm packages ?
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Sounds like you should launch your own company ? > OSS has more odds of being higher quality and technical. But I have no idea how to break in. OSS is the easiest to break into, just work on your own OSS and then you're into it that
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    34" WQHD in the middle, laptop on the right, on the left a normal 27inch 16:9 screen in portraits mode to read lots of text (emails, git, logs, websites with text etc.) Ultra wide screen 49" like Samsung G9 is nice too but it&#x27
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    by ttoinou 11mo ago

    Google deep research writes way too much useless fluff though, like introduction to the industry etc.