zuzululu

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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I just tried to do a search and it immediately asks me to create an account??? I'm just not seeing the connect here I understand you are trying to fight spam/abuse but seems like a tough uphill battle especially when VPNs solve th
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
that font color is impossible to read on the black background I'm guessing this is made for a specific audience who dig this type of UI
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Not really seeing the point I just use openrouter if I'm penny pinching
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
But thats because they limit production to control prices, producing mass volume accurate plastic was never the bottleneck.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
With everybody else that uses AI silently and successfully.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
If you are not getting value from LLM today that means whatever you are doing doesn't have the value you perceive it to have.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
You have no skin in the game but expect us to take your word for it.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
but the people buying has not had their purchasing power keep up, demographic have shifted entirely over the years
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Because consciousness is non-local and cannot be measured empirically and science is not equipped to deal or recognize its own limitations.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
still look insanely overpriced
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
somebody outta make a cheaper affordable lego alternative its a god damn crime what lego is getting away with
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Which is why Russia was able to invade Ukraine right because EU is so strong
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Yes because it addresses security vulnerabilities and remains competitive. You think all software breaks every 6 months, what happened Im curious
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
A lot of these very popular FOSS products/frameworks simply are the worst ways to make money. You are selling to a demographic that doesn't want to pay for the tools and value they get. You end up competing against your own free v
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Disagree and if you actively use it in your workflow well you will realize its a major competitive edge. Nobody is going to hold you back from falling behind tho and I'm not here to convince you otherwise.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I do wonder why Gemini/Antigravity is so behind Codex and Claude. They have it all, TPUs, the model is okay, but then its scattered across a dozen product plans, names, limits. I feel like they are spread thin. Gemini CLI was atrocious
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I think Elixir is interesting and there is real value but some stuff being sold as "all these libs/packages that haven't had any updates for over a year is fine because Elixir" I just don't buy it and to that point
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
WTF! That is impressive there is OSS Gothic 2 I wonder if its legal, how is it MIT
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
We've had Python devs for over 10 years and a few of them decided to move to another country. To find someone to replace them and from even a smaller pool of talents is just setting ourselves up for failure.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
This is getting weird
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
ty!!!!
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
How do I order a few samples, seem like there is a MOQ ? Also I want to dive into hardware stuff but I'm always clueless as to what I do afterwards when this would arrive? Are you using a generic board or are you ordering and designing
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
my point was to limit access to tokens, segregate with different accounts for different apps, different computers or ISP if need be. wall it off and dont trust VMs either. if you have something of value they can escape it.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
but wordpress is not a language
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
you forgot the other side of the market which are the employers who have a business to run and they cannot limit their hiring to a small talent pool because advocates for that esoteric language said its da bomb.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
its not large employers only. you need a steady stream and large enough pool of candidates for any size of a business. if you limit yourself to a tiny almost invisible slice you are betting your business on finding candidates and relying on
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Did you not read the article ? Where does it talk about software development/engineering?
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
first time I mentioned it on here and no it won't be enough but better than running npms from wild naked just pointing out what I use currently if you know something better/competitor please feel free to advertise them
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
> 2019 do a search for indeed jobs
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
repos created, cloudflare eployed thee websites, edited dns saw a weird spam site, so damn tired went to bed thinking it was some mislick on my side woke up next morning and loaded up my domain, it redirected and panic set in my SEO is prob

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