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by y42 7mo ago
> consumer-grade hardware Not disagreeing per se, but a quick look at the installation instructions confirms what I assumed: Yeah, you can run a highly quantized version on your 2020 Nvidia GPU. But: - When inferencing, it occupies your
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by y42 7mo ago
Why would you want to move conversations with you? I use multiple different models, I don't care about the history. My "brain" in terms of projects, is local on my computer. I have a simple set of system rules that I need to
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by y42 7mo ago
Can you explain how you achieved it? I don't find it in your repo, I am too tired probably? However, I tried something different but stuck eventually with the receiving part on Android. One cannot just pull files from somewhere and put
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Show HN: MeMCP – MCP for Personal Profile(github.com)
3 points by y42 7mo ago|0 comments
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by y42 7mo ago
Problem is, that just having a Claude subscription doesn't make you productive. Most of those talks happen in a "tech'ish" environments. Not every business is about coding. Real life example: A client came to me asking h
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by y42 7mo ago
first I was like "What but why? You don't save any space or what's that excercise about" then I read it again and it blew my mind. I thought I knew everything about ASCII. What a fool I am, Sokrates was right. Always.
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by y42 7mo ago
only that would have broken the whole thing back in the days ;)
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by y42 8mo ago
That’s essentially what I’ve experienced, call it 'anecdotal evidence.' I had a long, ongoing, and very upsetting interaction with a bigger German company. Since I have experience in data privacy and GDPR, I eventually started th
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by y42 8mo ago
can you explain why? I mean a company ignoring common and simple rules of law... why you want to "protect" that?
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by y42 8mo ago
Sure will do, thanks! (first time I am hearing about the "SCP")
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by y42 8mo ago
of course! :D (how to approach the development of a maze algorithm) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23131983
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by y42 8mo ago
or probably just some kind of preference/selection bias. You own a red Mercedes now and suddenly you see only red Mercedes' on the streets.
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by y42 8mo ago
First lesson: Don't fall for the Survivorsip Bias. If you see people pulling things off, what you don't see is: People not pulling off. And they are the vast majority. They invest money and time and nothing happens. To be more &qu
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by y42 8mo ago
1. Open API for rental/real estate stuff at immoscout24... There's an API but you have to pay for it. Which I understand on one side, but then: immoscout24 is basicly the biggest player and this is not about consumer goods but one
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by y42 8mo ago
adhd here, too, including asperger. seconded: A huge intro post, like a text wall. That's everything an adhd person is trying to avoid. Started the app. A couple of "motivational speeches". Asking some questions I don't
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by y42 8mo ago
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate this kind of efforts and I don't want to be the party p*per here. However: I don't see the innovative idea behind this yet-another-private-blog-directory. As you correctly mentioned: There&#x2
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by y42 8mo ago
they had us in the first half not gonna lie
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by y42 9mo ago
Indeed there are and this is no rocket science. Like Word Documents offer a change history, deleted files go to the trash first, there are undo functions, TimeMachine on MacOs, similar features on Windows, even sandbox features.
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by y42 10mo ago
I work in the wrong time zone. Good night.
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by y42 10mo ago
yeah, this is sad and it applies to most platforms who offer user generated content for money (or ad impressions). Not only is the quality decreasing, also it hides actual content from writers that care and put work into their articles. en
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by y42 10mo ago
Stopped being my preferred search engine when my company, a big global agency, decided to block all traffic to perplexityity on the company device because they don't allow it's browser to be used. Hilarious.
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by y42 1y ago
it's tagged as "rant" and that what it is. And I think he's more concerned about the hype or unethical behaviors, but not actual AI. But I am just guessing...
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by y42 1y ago
shameless plug https://primes.nickyreinert.de (desktop recommended)
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by y42 1y ago
He as point. And it's probably annyoing because: One wants to post "substantial content" and being acknowledge, but one cannot rise against this "flood" of nonsense. Question is: What can you do? We can't stop
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The Thin Line Between Scam and Ambitious Entrepreneurship(nickyreinert.de)
1 points by y42 1y ago|0 comments
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State Of AI: Year 3 of the hype. Things I learned(nickyreinert.de)
8 points by y42 1y ago|1 comments
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by y42 1y ago
Quite the opposite. It shows that companies must be able to set priorities once they reach a certain size. If they succeed in doing so, they are successful.
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by y42 1y ago
What company is not incompetent in IT? IT is not flawless. Because it's operated by people. I don't know any software company that offers bugfree software with a superb support and an innovative development roadmap. Every company
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by y42 1y ago
The problem is not that they are incompetent in IT, the problem is, IMHO, that they not scale their support with their product. Because they can't. Yes, the process described is nuts. But it's not an IT process, it's a busine
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by y42 1y ago
"Feels like" is a subjective measure. For example, Gemini CLI does feel inherently lighter than something like VS Code. But why should it? It's just a chat interface with a different skin. I'm also not sure whether Gem

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