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yunohn
1y ago
Indeed, it’s actually a horrific non-communist pro-capitalist version that leaves citizens much worse off - see “bailout socialism for the rich and rugged individualism for masses”.
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yunohn
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1. Please don’t repeat the No True Scotsman train of argument again and hand wave away the problem by blaming it on “incompetence” - it removes the explicit malice those contracts were coded with. 2. I am struggling to see how this is/
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yunohn
1y ago
1. Not true, see malicious smart contracts. 2. Yes and thanks to modern trad-fi law, it’s incredibly easy to get refunds and returns on basically all retail websites. 3. Not true, trivially disproved by having gone through the process multi
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1y ago
While I fully understand that things sometimes get missed, it just seems really bizarre to me that somehow “sandboxing/isolation” was never considered prior to this incident. To me, it feels like the first thing to implement in a syste
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yunohn
1y ago
I find it hilarious when crypto nerds argue from a position of being godlike oracle beings who are just so smart they never make mistakes ever (TM) and as such, brush away concerns of fraud etc.
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1y ago
It’s very unclear to me if you actually understood the discussion about forex fees. One does not “solve” forex by trading in a common shared currency, that is already possible without stablecoins - it’s just that vendors often want their lo
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yunohn
1y ago
Sorry, but this is objectively not true. Like everything, nuance is crucial and our societal-legal system relies on it for a reason. Leaking PII like names and phone numbers, versus KYC specific PII like ID proofs is a completely different
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yunohn
1y ago
I don’t normally comment on technical complexity at scale, but having used Tudum, it is truly mind boggling why they need this level of complexity and architecture for what is essentially a WP blog equivalent.
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1y ago
Your response would be well served with a link to an article/blog that explains why I am so obviously wrong about forex fee disruption? Maybe even a short summary of how exactly the hand waving you’re doing correlates to the opinion I
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yunohn
1y ago
It’s not very clear, rather just a small mention. Given OP’s extensive diatribe about local-first, the fact that it prefers online providers is quite a big miss tbh.
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yunohn
1y ago
KYC data is by definition PII data, but the opposite is definitely not true. You can have PII data without it being relevant to nor mandated by KYC regulations. Please understand that the muddying of terms only harms your argument, instead
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yunohn
1y ago
Could you provide a source for Google’s “KYC data” breach?
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yunohn
1y ago
This is provably untrue. I’ve disputed charges on Visa/Mastercard numerous times and had refunds and fraud claims honored every single time with minimal effort.
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yunohn
1y ago
I mean, this whole Forex fee horse has been beaten to death by crypto evangelists for the past decade, and yet, it seems “unsolvable”? Wise used to be almost completely free (excl spread), but they also introduced small % based fees over 1-
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yunohn
1y ago
Hmmm, in my experience if something like documentation confuses the current SOTA LLMs, then it will confuse the average developer for sure.
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yunohn
1y ago
Most AI solutions make tracing the finally assembled prompt a bit difficult. However, if you look through the source code or network requests, you’ll see that merging just means naive “concatenation”.
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yunohn
1y ago
They’re definitely not, Claude and all other agents frequently forget the build and test commands present in CLAUDE/etc.md for my various repos (even though most of them were were initialized by the AI).
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yunohn
1y ago
This entire thread is questioning why OpenAI themselves use repetitive negatives for various behaviors like “not outputting JSON”. There is no magic prompting sauce and affirmative prompting is not a panacea.
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yunohn
1y ago
If I had to choose, I would compare golang but definitely not rust! Too slow to compile and non-ergonomic syntax compared to Python…
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yunohn
1y ago
They’re arguing along the lines of “it’s not the /better/ thing I envisioned”, rather than a “this is good” baseline.
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1y ago
I’ve seen this setup in many academic institutions - sometimes also called a jump server too. It handles auth to the rest of the intranet and HPCs, as well as storing the user’s common data like docs, code and dotfiles - shared across all s
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yunohn
1y ago
Most sources confirmed that yearly effective pay would be 100M level, unlike the normal tech breakdown. OpenAI doesn’t do the usual equity for employees, they famously do profit sharing.
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yunohn
1y ago
I don’t understand where you’re saying. A/GPL generally just means corporate won’t use your solution, and that others won’t integrate and as such, monetize your solution. You can still be VC funded and monetize your own GPL code yourse
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yunohn
1y ago
Whoa. I’m definitely getting just handful of requests via free, just like patent commenter…
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yunohn
1y ago
Apparently this is is how Powershell works vs Unix like unstructured text.
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yunohn
1y ago
I agree with you completely, but also posit that this is exactly what agentic LLMs should solve? Claude code’s Plan mode kind of does this research before coding - but tbf the Search tool seemingly fails half the time with 0 results and it
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yunohn
1y ago
Yes, well this their new “official” one?
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yunohn
1y ago
Super neat! You’ve made an impressive amount of cool specialized crates - have you considered making them generally usable to the wider community and licensing them under LGPL/MIT instead of GPL?
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yunohn
1y ago
I’ve been thinking about ways to reuse Vercel’s AI SDK, so this is a great one - thanks for sharing!
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yunohn
1y ago
Super cool, congrats on the launch - will be trying this soon! I noticed it’s using Tauri - what are your main takeaways from building a local inference desktop app with it?
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