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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
Hmmm, "Spotify for news" that collects subscriptions and distributes them proportionally to articles clicked/read or whatever can be a viable business model.
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
Thanks for the correction, I didn't think about this approach and it sounds like it should work. The only comment that I have that if you are already querying users table (or collection in case of NoSQL or whatever), you might as well
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
> your validation logic simply should refuse any token before $NOW. Well, this approach throws out a lot of babies with the bathwater. You invalidate tons of legitimate tokens along with the one that you wanted to invalidate and get a th
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
> What happens when 99% of the rigorously fact-checked media is behind a paywall? The short answer: people skip it and ask the AI. Perhaps there is a business opportunity for a "rigorously fact-checked" chatbot? You can test ch
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
> How-to YouTube videos. Why scrub through a 24-minute video to find the 40 seconds you need, when an AI can watch it for you and hand you the steps? Why make a 24-minute Youtube video instead of an article with proper navigation? This i
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
One of the articles that TFA links to [0] contains the following paragraphs: > And there are more security problems. Unlike sessions - which can be invalidated by the server whenever it feels like it - individual stateless JWT tokens can
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
> your hostile actions and demands have been logged in your profile as part of ongoing data gathering. This incident will factor into the behavioral analysis being compiled What is this veiled threat bullshit, lol I wonder what was the i
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
Do not wait for replies, try to structure your workflow so that you are always either refining requirements for the future tasks that you are going to to give to the agent later or reviewing (sometimes also manually testing) the code that t
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
> free energy It is free only if you ignore the cost of getting the thing into the orbit in the first place. Edit: also, AFAIK, normal microchips (without special radiation hardening) don't last that long in space
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
A ship in international waters with satellite internet connection would be much cheaper, except it runs into the same problems as described by the sibling comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48469397
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by vova_hn2 4mo ago
A question only tangentially related to the original post, but I always wonder about it when I read such discussions. To all the people, who complain about "price gouging" or "scalpers" and "lack of regulations&quot
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
> Inspiration > GPUI - Zed's GPU UI framework Cool, but a comparison would also be very helpful. If I decide to make a GUI app with Zig, how do I choose between Gooey and GPUI? So far, all I know that GPUI is more mature and h
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
Since when github issues became a place to post a screenshot of a post from some other platform? I've seen this behavior before only in places where people post memes and other entertainment content. No actionable bug report/featu
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
Why is this website trying to access my localhost? WTF?
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
XCancel (alternative Twitter frontend) link: https://xcancel.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2054610152817619388 I think that this is much better than the previous situation with total lack of clarity on what is allowed and
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
One of the options: money go to a 2/3 multisig address, 1 key is controlled by the customer, 1 key is controlled by the service provider, 1 key is controlled by an escrow service.
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
Why is JS obfuscated? Are you really hoping to keep the "trick" secret somehow? Any LLM easily deobfuscates it.
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
> tokenizer transfer allows for extending/modifying a tokenizer without retraining the model from scratch. This is very interesting, I didn't know that! Thanks for the links!
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
> the phenomenon of “scientific code” I have some experience being a software engineer in a data science team or in a team adjacent to a DS team, a lot of problems that they think are "data science problems" are actually softwa
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
I'm not arguing with the rest of your points, but... > Just fine tune the open source Kimi 2.6 with an open source Portuguese dataset I think that tokenizers of all popular models are heavily biased towards English or English and Ma
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
I'm not sure what do you mean by copying. I was talking about being curious, how something works and figuring it out and being curious why something is done one way and not the other and figuring it out.
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
Direct link to the youtube video, without this garbage ad-ridden website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WoDQBhJCVQ
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
For me personally, most of skills that I managed to acquire (including coding) came from satisfying my curiosity and messing around with things to see how they work. So, I don't think that struggle-based learning is the only way of lea
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by vova_hn2 5mo ago
No, I think that it actually shows that the idea that information can cause "trauma" or another kind of "harm" unless some third party forcefully restricts your access to this information, is completely insane. Of course
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by vova_hn2 6mo ago
Probably a dumb question, because I know nothing about robotics, but: > The "Zero RPM" Problem > When a robot bends its knees to stand, the motor must constantly fight gravity. There is no skeletal structure to lock against.
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by vova_hn2 6mo ago
The model is not allowed to create a harness either, I think.
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by vova_hn2 6mo ago
> The person prompting the AI is not the artist. I don't think that the parent comment argued that they are, but okay. > If I were to go to Fiverr and tell a person to create an image for me, would you consider me the creator of
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by vova_hn2 6mo ago
Yeah, I would really like if people who introduce a new project to an already very crowded space would start the introduction with "Why MyCoolProject instead of X?" section.
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by vova_hn2 6mo ago
> The door is completely shut for that now. No, it's not. You can still contact the author and ask them to transfer the name to you.
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by vova_hn2 6mo ago
> Moleskin is selling notebooks When I need a notebook, I just go into a store that sells them and grab whatever they have. I have a notebook for logging my exercises and another one for random stuff, I have no idea what brand they are.

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