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woah
1y ago
Why not Zcash?
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woah
1y ago
Timing and amount correlation is something that not even the most sophisticated cryptography can stop.
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1y ago
They use a tool like the one they linked to put all their files into one file that they give to gemini. Then they put the plan into their "PM framework" (some markdown files?) to have Claude Code pick tasks out of.
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1y ago
A collaboration built upon friendship, curiosity and shared values quickly grew in ambition. Tentative ideas and explorations evolved into tangible designs. The ideas seemed important and useful. They were optimistic and hopeful. They were
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woah
1y ago
How does that work?
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woah
1y ago
Lots of companies were making smart phones with similar specs. Under Johnny Ive's management, the Apple version made a much bigger splash than any of them and defined the category.
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1y ago
If you don't like a movie, then don't watch it.
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1y ago
It makes me sad that the US and western Europe which have been the most flexible and forward-thinking societies in the world for generations have now memed themselves into fretting and hand-wringing about technical advances that are really
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woah
1y ago
Seems pretty obvious that they named it after Facebook's JS type checker from 2015
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1y ago
Could this be used to determine whether or not a food item is a hot dog?
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1y ago
Who measures them and how do they judge quality?
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1y ago
Particle accelerators?
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1y ago
If I was making an AI code assistant, the last thing I would do is to lock it in to a particular foundation model provider. The only possible way for this to be a successful offering is if we have just now reached a plateau of model effecti
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1y ago
Seems pretty crazy to force a bunch of data to be saved into memory all the time just for programming language aesthetic reasons
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1y ago
I've seen Go codebases where serialization was used as a way to generics... ugly. The generic code would take a string of the serialized struct, which could be passed through (the code was operating on an outer structure) then be deser
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1y ago
Just tried Cline and it lost the plot and ground away $5
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1y ago
In my experience in Cursor with Claude 3.5 and Gemini 2.5, if an agent has run for more than a minute it has usually lost the plot. Maybe model use in Codex is a new breed?
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1y ago
> But now, when my brain spontaneously forms a tiny sliver of a potentially interesting concept or idea, I can just shove a few sloppy words into a prompt and almost instantly get a fully reasoned, researched, and completed thought. Mini
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1y ago
> Parallel task execution: You can batch dozens of small edits (refactors, tests, boilerplate) and run them concurrently without context juggling. It's super nice to run a bunch of tasks at the same time (something that's reall
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1y ago
There is no bright line separating "money" from any other type of fungible asset
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1y ago
I'm just speculating about what kind of fraud was happening, but it seems pretty apparent that there was some
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1y ago
Coinbase is identical to a bank because it holds customer funds. Your comment isn't quite the dunk you think it is. Blockchains allow money to be held anonymously without any banks involved. Centralized exchanges are just profiting on
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1y ago
Sounds like very straightforward tax evasion. The business brings in lots of cash, doesn't pay taxes, obscures the books enough so that there's no smoking gun. Some of the people participating in the scheme are skimming, but maybe
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1y ago
Does anyone still have trouble learning Rust? I thought that was kind of a 2015 thing
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1y ago
HN commenters in 1960: > Clearly computer networking is worthy of public investment, but given the capture of this administration by military industrial interests, how can we be sure that public networking funding isn't just handout
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1y ago
This is simply a 4d chess move by a team of geniuses
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1y ago
The funny part is that in these stories about fake candidates using a whole team of people, it sounds like they are actually successful in doing the work, something that had not been achieved in software dev outsourcing before
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1y ago
If you really want to blow your mind, think about the fact that Hunter Biden was being prosecuted by the DOJ run by Joe Biden, just a few months ago. Can you imagine anything like that happening in the Trump administration if a Trump family
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1y ago
Why do you think that a hand-configured selection between "different domains" is better than the training-based approach in MoE?
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1y ago
You're so wedded to your overly simplistic and conspiratorial worldview that everything is a secret plan by "the elites", that now you've had to invent a new conspiracy about how they all had a secret plan to lose themse
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