xandrius

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by xandrius 6mo ago
For me I always default to UpCloud, great team and great services. From Finland!
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by xandrius 6mo ago
Why is everyone so afraid to get a $5/mo Ubuntu/Debian VPS, install nginx and call it a day? Then you can even run multiple projects off the same server.
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by xandrius 6mo ago
Wait, you're asking to find and produce a example of a feasible and better alternative to LLMs when they are the current forefront of AI technology? Anyway, just to play along, if it weren't just a statistical next token machine,
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by xandrius 6mo ago
It feels like you probably went too deep in the LLM bandwagon. An LLM is a statistical next token machine trained on all stuff people wrote/said. It blends texts together in a way that still makes sense (or no sense at all). Imagine y
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by xandrius 6mo ago
You made me curious: why would you need to disassemble UIKit for iOS as part of your day job?
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by xandrius 6mo ago
Then you're using it more towards vibe coding than AI-assisted coding: I use AI to write the stuff the way I want it to be written. I give it information about how to structure files, coding style and the logic flow. Then I spend time
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by xandrius 6mo ago
50 men and 50 women. You have to send 50 people to the front. You'd send 49 men, leave one behind for reproduction purposes, have 50 women at home and be short of 1 person. Or we could embrace equality and send 25 men and 25 women, lea
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by xandrius 7mo ago
And what about a government which sends sons? Your point makes absolutely no sense, especially in relation to feminism. Equal rights and equal duties.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Yeah, birding can be such fun once you have a small repertoire of birds under your belt. Some people get that from their culture or family but I didn't, so made a little game to get me going. It's so satisfying to hear/see a
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Nope, not today that can be easily brought in space. Plus the atmosphere interfering.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
It's absolutely free and open source, no need to bash it like this.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Try it and see
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Well, that's just against traditions.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
And that's totally fine :)
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Nice that you discovered LLM, welcome. But next time, keep your findings for a thread related to the topic of LLM wonders, not when it's unrelated, such as chopsticks.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Sheeet, seen quite a few people do it (not sure if Japanese or another culture) and just ingrained it as proper (just like slurping is in Japan). Gotta rethink that, lol.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
How is it underrated when it is heavily used for literally anything, even when it makes no sense to be used? I'd say it is actually overrated. P.S. This running on your browser doesn't change its computational needs of the work do
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by xandrius 7mo ago
I imagine this comment being satirical but, given the audience, also not.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
It is not and let's not be silly now.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
I'm surprised this article made you realise this now.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
I don't get what you meant with this comment.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
I really thought the article was about personal websites like in the 90s, not bringing up hair salons as an example. A hair salon needs a presence on Google maps with a bunch of reviews and their rates and that's it. Sure they don&#x27
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Is "Dark Forest problem" an actual name? I just heard of the hypothesis and it has nothing to do with how you used it in this context.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
One thing I do agree with you: answering that an invisible dude did everything we don't get is much simpler indeed. Calling that a truth though.
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by xandrius 7mo ago
The regulation behind who can operate such establishments legally and who can participate, etc.?
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by xandrius 7mo ago
As a side note, I absolutely cannot imagine being upset of having a machine lasting long. Sure it's nice the shiny new thing but has capitalism infiltrated people's mind that much? All my previous laptops died on me several times
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Alright so I 100% understand you, and now I know I'm not totally crazy. I think because I used to play on private servers, I don't have that long-standing connection to a group, which is probably what keeps many people still there
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Did your AI agent go mad or something?
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Still loving my M1 to be honest!
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by xandrius 7mo ago
Serious question: how does WoW still appeal to players except for habit social connections to keep them locked into the game? I used to spend nights and love the game, now, even with all these expansions it feels exactly like it was in 2006

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