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by zerof1l 6mo ago
That’s our new reality. Some people seem not to not grasp that all those AIs are just mathematical models producing the next most statistically likely token. It doesn’t feel anything, nor does it care about what it does. The difference betw
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by zerof1l 6mo ago
I don't see any meaningful performance improvements in those paid models anymore. They all roughly produce junior developer-level code, continue to have mental breakdowns in their “thinking” stage, occasionally hallucinate things, dele
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by zerof1l 6mo ago
Either a joke or vibe-coded. Whole thing is nonsense.
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by zerof1l 7mo ago
I wanted home assistant compatible plant watering solution that works on a solar panel and does not require being connected to the water line and is Zigbee compatible. Unfortunately, I could not find any. So I did a DIY solution: a big barr
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by zerof1l 8mo ago
I hate the tipping culture in the USA and Germany. Instead of being an extra, it feels like an obligatory surcharge I have to pay just to receive the service, good or bad. I usually don’t return to restaurants or bars that nag for tips. In
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by zerof1l 8mo ago
I've been playing this one for a long time now. You can play both on mobile and on the web: https://nonograms-katana.com/ the game has quite big community.
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by zerof1l 8mo ago
Why? If they instead move to EU, that's a win for EU.
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by zerof1l 9mo ago
I don't see how this is an AI-specific issue or an issue at all. We solved it already. It's called software development best practices. > A diff can show what changed in the artifact, but it cannot explain which requirement dem
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by zerof1l 10mo ago
To me, the biggest appeal of the Framework laptop is that I can repair it myself and buy OEM parts directly. I currently own a Lenovo Legion laptop. Still, a very powerful machine, but the screen now has a spot in the middle with multiple d
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by zerof1l 10mo ago
I wonder how much variation there is between a person who does certain mental activity regularly vs a person who rarely does it. If they were to measure a person who performs mental arithmetic on a daily basis, I'd expect his brain act
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by zerof1l 10mo ago
I don't understand why people willingly pay thousands for these fridges. Just buy a regular fridge without the screen.
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
It's possible to gauge where the election is going; you don't need to see the votes. With social profiling, and people talking in general...
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
Don't know why your comment is downvoted so much. Even if this was an accident, isn't it theoretically possible for one of the trustees to intentionally not provide the key to trigger the re-election? There's no guarantee tha
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
Can't find RAM and CPU specs for RTL8372N. Would be interesting to flash OpenWRT onto it.
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
I'm curious how they plan to enforce it lol, because I don't think they can. Unless they plan to build something similar to the Great Firewall of China. But it will have to be nationwide. I don't think one state can do it.
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
As a LibreChat user, I'm concerned. I've seen open source projects get acquired like that, and very soon they start to have some kind of paid features, telemetry, etc. Might have to start looking for alternatives soon.
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
Did it occur to anyone that stocks and stock-derived products like ETFs and indexes are driven by emotions rather than financials? The company sells its stocks once, typically, and from that moment on, stocks live their own life of speculat
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
I'm self-hosting Obsidian sync. I mostly followed the tutorial here: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1eo7knj/guide_o... Except I wanted more security and multiple users. Instead of usin
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
I've been using Nextcloud now for 4+ years. The latest major versions pretty much have no features that benefit regular home users. They are now chasing government contracts and AI hype. Nextcloud can't even get Notes done right.
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by zerof1l 11mo ago
> ... renting hundreds of thousands of infected Internet of Things (IoT) devices to proxy services... And that's why I will never buy any IoT devices that require an internet connection to work. Only IoT devices in my house are thos
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by zerof1l 1y ago
I believe that Jellyfin, Immish, and NextCloud login pages are automatically flagged as dangerous by Google. What's more, I suspect that Google is somehow collecting data from its browser - Chrome. Google flagged my domain as dangerous
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by zerof1l 1y ago
No joke, I only plug my printer into the outlet when I want to print and immediately turn it off after. Never was connected to the internet. But I do have Zigbee sensors and switches, all of which connect to my home server and Home Assistan
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by zerof1l 1y ago
GrapheneOS user here. Every single banking and financial app I use works. Both European ones and non-European. Some require changing per-app settings, but nothing crazy. There's a good chance that your banking app will work. https:&#x
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by zerof1l 1y ago
How do these articles keep getting to the front of HN... > The certificates provide no security: The way you verify your identity to Let's Encrypt... you place a file somewhere on your website, and they access > Automatic renewal
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by zerof1l 1y ago
Germany desperately needs a wake-up call in the form of recession. German car industry has been non-competitive for multiple years now. Instead of letting it fail, the government kept on flushing money down the toilet and prolonging the in
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by zerof1l 1y ago
Very US-centric article. Written by insecure people who are clinging to power and money desperately. I don't see how some kind of big breakthrough is going to happen with the current model designs. The superintelligence, if it will eve
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by zerof1l 1y ago
> This case shows how, even when Apple tightly controls its repair infrastructure, it cannot prevent disastrous cases like this Customers should be able to choose where to repair their device, or even be able to repair it themselves. Jus
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by zerof1l 1y ago
I personally know a woman from Iran. She has a PhD in Data Science. She works and lives in the EU. Her mindset is that of an educated European person. She does not support the current Iranian government, and neither do most of the people in
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by zerof1l 1y ago
Could you combine them with solar panels?
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by zerof1l 1y ago
> ... that these "reasoning" models can often produce incoherent, logically unsound answers when questions include irrelevant clauses or deviate even slightly from common templates found in their training data. I have encounter

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