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aw4y
1y ago
they killed the web, not the AI.
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aw4y
1y ago
nice! it would be cool (since it's in Go) how to use it like a library, sandboxing some exec directly from your code.
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aw4y
2y ago
I didn't. that's implied in "avoiding regulations".
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aw4y
2y ago
not exactly a stereotype, just facts. for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_Morandi_collapse and also check what happens (now more than ever) everytime there's a big rain in a lot of italian places. I&#
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aw4y
2y ago
The problem with nuclear in Italy is just one: how many time have you read about a public bridge fallen because of bad construction? Same for roads, houses and so on. Most of the time the reason is the company building those, trying to spen
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aw4y
2y ago
this remember me an old interview, years ago, when they asked me to code something "without using Google"....
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aw4y
2y ago
just add a forged link in the main page, pointing to a page that doesn't exist. when hit, block that ip. they will crawl only the first page in this way maybe?
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aw4y
2y ago
I already use Stremio with LineageOS on Raspberry 4, it's android so you can install a lot of apps directly from the store, stremio included.
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aw4y
2y ago
expanding the concept: one thing (in my opinion) is that someone scrapes content to do something (i.e. training on some data), another thing is a tool that gets some content and make some elaboration on demand (like a browser does, in the e
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aw4y
2y ago
I think we need to define the difference between a software (my browser) returning some web content and another software (an agent) doing the same thing.
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aw4y
2y ago
amazing, great work. This would be very "reactive" adding HTMX.
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aw4y
2y ago
I don't see anything released today. Login/signup is still required, no signs of desktop app or free use on web. What am I missing?
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aw4y
2y ago
basically
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aw4y
2y ago
I expect it (or at least I hope) to be really hackable.
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aw4y
3y ago
the main difference is that I cannot hold 10 crays in my desk drawer waiting to use them :P
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aw4y
3y ago
sure a laptop or a phone is enough. but I wanna have a standalone device, like Alexa, but not Alexa :)
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Ask HN: Hardware to Build an AI Assistant?
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3y ago
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aw4y
3y ago
Did something similar in the past: https://github.com/rehacktive/caffeine
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aw4y
3y ago
Curious to have a discussion about this. If I didn't miss this post on HN.
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aw4y
4y ago
is it different from https://dothinking.github.io/pdf2docx/quickstart.gui.html ?
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aw4y
4y ago
it's Brave New World by Huxley
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aw4y
4y ago
you need to remember all of them
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aw4y
4y ago
then you need to remember for each domain which "version" are you at. imagine for 200 domains...
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aw4y
4y ago
Why should I care if Go/Rust/anything else becomes popular? I don't expect that if I don't "fight" against a language I'll be forced to use it in 2 years: there will be space for different techs, tools and
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aw4y
4y ago
how boring? Don't wanna use Go? Use something else. What's the point? Invest your time on questioning your knowledge and improving it instead of this.
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aw4y
5y ago
very cool :)
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aw4y
5y ago
yes, no schema required (but you can add it if you want validation)
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aw4y
5y ago
the reason I went "quick'n dirty" is for the prototyping nature of the project. But I'll fix this anyway, thanks!
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aw4y
5y ago
the SQLite implementation is in TODO :)
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aw4y
5y ago
exactly!
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