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OpenAI – Maker vs. Seller
1 points by yashg 3y ago|3 comments
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by yashg 3y ago
Prior to the advent of Uber and its clones, there were and still are radio taxis. You call a number and a cab turns up and you pay by the meter or an agreed upon price. How did it work then? Ride hailing apps need to go back to same busines
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by yashg 3y ago
Man, you are spending those tokens on coffee? You'll regret it when it reaches moon by next year. You can buy the whole coffee shop then with same number of satoshi-butts!
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by yashg 3y ago
OK so they steal some Magic Internet Tokens, but how does that help pay the actual bills? You can't import oil or materials or microchips in exchange for Buttcoins. You will have to find a fool to give you real money in exchange of tho
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by yashg 3y ago
Putting money into crypto is not investing. It's gambling.
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by yashg 3y ago
I am talking about people who "build" these exchanges and platforms and new protocols and shitcoins. Anyone peddling anything under Web3, DeFi, Blockchain, NFT etc is a scammer. People who think they are trading or investing are t
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by yashg 3y ago
Anyone, who gets into building a company in the crypto space is a scammer. Period.
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by yashg 3y ago
I have created a tool called ExifPurge to remove EXIF data from multiple photos in one go. https://www.exifpurge.com
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by yashg 3y ago
The first website I created on GeoCities back in the 90s used frameset. In exactly the same layout you have mentioned.
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by yashg 3y ago
Few days back I became aware of youmightnotneedjquery.com so we can even do away with jquery.
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by yashg 3y ago
Really disappointing. I thought this guy had built a really useful product in ChatGPT, but now that he comes across as just another crypto grifter, I wonder how much of ChatGPT euphoria was of substance and how much was just hype.
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by yashg 3y ago
So this Sam Altman is just another snake oil salesman?
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by yashg 3y ago
Cloud platforms are very much commoditized with all of them offering same core products at similar price points. Just different fancy names. Also shifting a cloud provider completely is not worth the small savings in most cases. So these da
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by yashg 3y ago
I did call him out. He knew he was not making the sale on price factor so he became nonchalant. Yeah, this is what it will cost you on GCP. I think he had given up.
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by yashg 3y ago
I keep getting badgered by GCP channel partners to move over to GCP. One guy once said if I can show him our AWS usage he can give me exact configuration in GCP and cost would be 20-25% less. I was intrigued so I shared. He came back with a
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by yashg 3y ago
Makes sense. Who knew there was space for another video sharing platform, but out of the blue came TikTok and gave a radical new twist to the good old video sharing, and created a new market.
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Ask HN: Is there scope for any new social networks?
5 points by yashg 3y ago|3 comments
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by yashg 3y ago
I like working in office and working at home equally. I have a more comfortable setup at home. I have a proper home office. Working from home allows me to do my best work at peace. Working in office with people gives me a sense of belonging
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by yashg 3y ago
Never learning.
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by yashg 3y ago
Ah yes, big bank, bad. Government, very bad. Crypto good. Sure.
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by yashg 3y ago
Just another day in the cryptoverse. Charlatans duping poor suckers by selling libertarian dreams.
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by yashg 3y ago
>>Americans make up more than half of this drifting population ... the second biggest cohort come from the UK >>Americans Mindi and Daryl Hirsch...the pair eventually put down roots in Lisbon UK and UK, two of the strongest pass
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by yashg 3y ago
When you write crypto, scam is redundant. Crypto = scam.
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by yashg 3y ago
Right. The coin that went from from 60K to 20K is a perfect hedge against inflation. Cool man. You control own money, who are we to say if you want to hand it over to a bunch of scammers selling you fairy dust.
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by yashg 3y ago
Why do you want people to exchange their hard earned money for worthless magic internet tokens?
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by yashg 3y ago
I am just comparing default output from each tool. OP's tool asks for what object to detect and keep, I had selected human so I guess that's why it only kept the person. But yes, my intention was to keep just the person. For this
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by yashg 3y ago
This is good. Remove.bg is pretty much the gold standard of background removal services due to it's nearly flawless detection of lines separating foreground from the background. But it is a paid service, there are other 2 free services
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by yashg 3y ago
We wouldn't care a fig's leaf if it wasn't for the huge carbon footprint of the POW ponzis. If it was just a bunch of gamblers scamming each other over make believe internet bytes without setting the world on fire, we wouldn&
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by yashg 3y ago
Casino chips. Actually worse than casino chips because at the end of the day you can't even redeem them for real money and go home. The game is simple - create magic tokens, create "stable" magic chips. Wash trade tokens with
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by yashg 3y ago
One look at the Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency subs on Reddit and it is clear, many of the people still putting in money regularly in the crypto ponzi are the ones who can least afford to lose it.

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