zuzululu

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   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   ngl i was surprised for the modal dialogs i always thought we needed javascript as i have been doing so forever with jquery a bit off topic but wish we could bring back <frames> and <tables>. just good old fashioned stuff from t
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   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   very good thanks again for your replies ive never dealt with crypto hence these questions i think stablecoins and zoneless makes a lot of sense, stripe connect is very expensive. for keeping regular payment processor for checkout....is that
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   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   wonder if codex can catch issues ? > A note on the AI part: Claude Code was not able to detect any strange things when just prompted to scan the code base for unusual patterns.
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   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   yeah USDC seems more legitimate but banking risk I wonder if it changed since the silicon valley bank situation where it depegged to something like 80 cents on the dollar and USDT still hasn't published their audit despite KPMG signing
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   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   read it again, ah this is USDC but not sure if that is still safe, i know tether has a lot of issues and fragility and some very dodgy stuff so take normal cards then pay out in USDC....is that safe?
6. 66.▲
   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   i remote work for 3e different companies that dont know im working 3 employers i feel an immense sense of security
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   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   it'd be great if you could dual boot with grapheneos hidden right now if you have it with you graphene just needlessly raises suspicions, its unjustified but thats what it is
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   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   justneed this for anker mouse
9. 69.▲
   by zuzululu 2mo ago

   I disagree, that would open up OpenAI to all sorts of EU regulations, rules and laws that prevents something like OpenAI to even be possible. Also the consumer would get less for higher price as increased costs are passed to them.
10. 70.▲
    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    what could i use this for as part of my agentic workflow? codebase indexing? docs ?
11. 71.▲
    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    which fanless "mini pc" can run a github clone on my local network? ideally proxmox support so i can use it as a mini lab for other things
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    mystery to me is how the image tokens are calculated? 1MB is 1000 tokens ?
13. 73.▲
    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    but 3.7 flash is expensive for img inputs no ?
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    I want to know what the best guide is for running your code repo at homelab type of setup? proxmox? what hardware to buy? i dont wanna get too crazy i just dont trust github with my code anymore
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    i feel really happy for the founders! congratssssss
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    man seems like this entire thread invited a bunch of ads for exactly the thing talked about in the article can't they detect if someone is reselling their tokens like this ? doesn't seem too hard
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    so whats the edge that rustdesk that offers ? gaming ?
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    wonder if it can support gaming and sounds too ?
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    so this means I can be on a vacation, turn on my ubuntu desktop remotely, login and control it ? I have a strong need for this as my desktop is also a server
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    gotcha, we got faster inferences but now CPU has to deal with the tasks.
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    I use FCNS or APNS to send notifications to mobile apps, its a bit of hassle but it reaches all platforms. It'd be great if this solution reaches all browsers on all OS but I can see the potential for spamming , might be why Apple and
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    i do feel like opus here is the most natural. theres something off about 3.7 and grok while its an improvement feels flat and not complete i do wonder why gpt sol was not compared here but honestly it's not really known to be the best
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    why intel and amd ? these are cerebras wafers? i know people are joking about the sol ultrafast prices (its unlikely to be accessible for average joes) but this shows scaling wafer cores works for inference boost which makes me very excited
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    smolvm is also great too
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

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26. 86.▲
    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    Never happening willing to bet a million dollars
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    I guess the disconnect here is a bunch of HN'ers believing professional companies and websites want to attach their branding to a sexualized anime character and that they are willing to pay to remove it. Which one then wonders why they
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    Tungsten is mostly used in artillery, tank shells, it will take some time to ramp up which makes me think the timing is peculiar along with the happenings in Europe. I see some people are saying it's a win for Australia but I'd sa
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    pretty crazy that this article is seemingly written by an AI used a detector and it is 95% confident its generated
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    by zuzululu 2mo ago

    in the grand scheme of things 23,000 isn't a big number and mostly a seasonal variability during summer, nothing to do with unions or Trump (I know people love to blame him for everything).