Keeeeeeeks

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by Keeeeeeeks 1mo ago
I think the only way to really prove you wrote something is a camera streaming video and audio from a faraday caged room, and a program like this recording each keystroke Then you can upload that to a private repo after each session. Otherw
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by Keeeeeeeks 2mo ago
downstream affects of never getting the south and appalachian regions meaningfully online
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by Keeeeeeeks 5mo ago
If they formally sunset the feature, there’s less of a case for someone to sue. One can’t say they didn’t know or consent to their group chat info being used for training data if there’s no reason to assume your chat data is private
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by Keeeeeeeks 5mo ago
https://marginlab.ai/ (no affiliation) There are a number of projects working on evals that can check how 'smart' a model is, but the methodology is tricky. One would want to run the exact same prompt, every day,
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by Keeeeeeeks 6mo ago
This looks nice! Would love to integrate it into an intfic project I'm working on: storyloom-weld.vercel.app How would you say this is inspired by, and compares to, writing in literate programming languages like Inform 7?
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by Keeeeeeeks 6mo ago
A theory that’s floating around is that since frontier models are so good at sounding like humans, companies paying for ads are arguing that Dead Internet Theory -> ad costs should go down. Therefore, the push to ID everyone using the in
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Show HN: OCD – Open-source Kanban dashboard for monitoring AI coding agents(github.com)
3 points by Keeeeeeeks 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Keeeeeeeks 8mo ago
If I had to guess it’s because GDP growth in industrialized countries are driven by financialization facilitated by cheap power and energy, and the countries that are more financialized don’t exactly want the countries with precious mineral
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by Keeeeeeeks 3y ago
> All these “we” statements should be “me” statements. And all of your sentences ought to have "I think that" at the beginning; while reading OPs message as a sign of victimhood instead of a statement of fact gives you the oppo
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by Keeeeeeeks 3y ago
The nuance that's lost in the article: - Game Devs are similar and different to SWEs. The differences are that most game devs are contractors, work long hours, usually get underpaid given the work they're doing(they're workin
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by Keeeeeeeks 3y ago
they could, but a law enforcement agent looking for a suspect will send a lot of subpoenas to every porn site. When a porn site says "we wipe that data instead of storing it," the law enforcement agent will say "what do you m
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by Keeeeeeeks 3y ago
is there an LLVM - GDScript transpiler that anyone has laying around?
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by Keeeeeeeks 3y ago
is there an LLVM - GDScript transpiler that anyone has seen?
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by Keeeeeeeks 4y ago
The core axiom is unfalsifiable because it hinges on asserting the intent, and relying on other unfalsifiable questions to try and ascertain intent ("why do decentralization if not to avoid legal risk of doing bad things?"), but t
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by Keeeeeeeks 4y ago
I think Lens is using Polygon (storing interactions, social graph) and IPFS (storing media/content) So in the context of Lens they're probably pointing to cat photos on IPFS in whatever program they have on Polygon. People seem to
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by Keeeeeeeks 5y ago
this is fair use
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by Keeeeeeeks 5y ago
I feel like launching a closed-loop digital art marketplace is way higher lift long term than an NFT marketplace, but don’t let me stop you from validating the “liquidity begets liquidity” saying
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by Keeeeeeeks 5y ago
selection bias is so strong, that even if I walked you through exceptions to the things you don't like, you'd still fixate on those undesirable things, as if to say that the good-faith actors should stop acting in good faith and s
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by Keeeeeeeks 6y ago
Respectfully, why would you take a water-vulnerable art piece onto a yacht, when: 1. Yachts are big targets 2. Art is a big target 3. Neither of these things will be post-civilization money, but will 4. Signal that you are a target full of
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A High-Level Overview of Various NFT Platforms(platforms.techoptimist.xyz)
5 points by Keeeeeeeks 6y ago|0 comments
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by Keeeeeeeks 6y ago
In addition to this, people on the left have talked about how certain pockets of YT (gaming, action movies, self help) quickly funnels people into a corner of YT that's rife with misogyny and pseudo-rationalist fallacies. Also the term
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by Keeeeeeeks 6y ago
What do you think motivated them to be Twitter users instead of Facebook users?
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by Keeeeeeeks 6y ago
> Coinbase's stance there is fair, reasonable and moral this is a self-evident conclusion being hawked as a premise, and the rest of the comment doesn't do much to mold this premise into an argument > If Russ had a reason f
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by Keeeeeeeks 8y ago
I feel like: 1) FB only turned back on ads so that they could get better data on how people market crypto projects (for their own blockchain team) 2) Added revenue 3) The article is very, very speculative; one could argue it's about as
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by Keeeeeeeks 8y ago
I'm glad that this discussion is peppered with the words "charge back" and "fraud". People speaking out of their element about "banks censoring their competitors" probably haven't been on the receivin
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by Keeeeeeeks 8y ago
It's not even about financial responsibility; I'm in no way advocating for chargeback fraud, but people overwhelmingly win disputes and the way these payments are processed promote ease-of-use and ease-of-disputes. Crypto companie
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by Keeeeeeeks 8y ago
This wasn't that great; no ICO accepts credit card purchases because that would imply buyer protections
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by Keeeeeeeks 8y ago
Isn't this what happens when the company says "no public sale" after you've already bought in?
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by Keeeeeeeks 9y ago
Nah, his post is what Hacker News is for; if the company and their CEO is announcing coming out of stealth mode and answering responses, it's worth that guy vocalizing that potential vulnerability. Your post tried to chastise him for c
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by Keeeeeeeks 9y ago
I was going to guess that there are lower fraud rates in the EU compared to the US; based on what my former partner said, their company reports all EU fraud, but only fraud in the US over 2k USD. In addition to that, people in the US treat

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