butILoveLife

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Ask HN: OpenClaw is supposedly a security nightmare, but is it?
2 points by butILoveLife 6mo ago|1 comments
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Do any of your emails actually make it into an inbox though? I did this for a server and I couldn't even get it to land in spam on gmail.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
As the other user posted, practicing for tests are extremely important. I grew up middle class, got an average score on my tests (but I did really well in math) My wife, upper middle class, took entire weeks of courses and scored higher tha
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
While engineering school was hard, I did think quite a bit of it was pure participation testing. I used to think this was wrong, until I got into engineering.. Sure there is the rare math problem, but most of the difficult part was: "
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Ive seen the opposite in some people. I know a ~55ish year old lady who is beautiful, but looks 55. I see her adjusting to her new reality and its painful. I imagine she used to be able to get away with being mean and sarcastic because she
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
To be fair, I would have talked like you in January 2026. But things have changed since Feb.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
I never said Crypto. I said bitcoin. And with AI... I am genuinely afraid my job will be automated. I'm trying to become a manager before we are relegated to minimum wage workers.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
hahahahaha 'walled garden' repeating marketing speak. Apple got you. Walled Prison. Look at all those people suffering with iMessage trying to use openclaw.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
This would hit harder if Bitcoin didn't win and AI coding didn't completely change our jobs. Why not simply evaluate things instead of ignoring them until its too late? Sure, we don't have infinity time, but the fact that OP
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
As someone with 6 kids: Dont have any kids. They reduce your freedom. I need to emphasize this. To be fair, once I stopped having freedom, we went hard obviously. If you already have 1, might as well go wild.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Wait... someone is under the impression that Apple was ever good to its customers? I thought we all just dealt with the overpriced hardware, the prisons, the control, that they are a US company that gives away data to the government(PRISM),
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
You know about LMarena? I just looked it up, Mistral is number 59 on the list. Free Chinese models are better than it.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Ask game theory questions with real humans where its best to defect.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Grok is not SOTA, but its so obviously better than Mistral. Mistral is just some European patriotism or something. Grok is nice for asking morally gray questions. ChatGPT will lie in these cases.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
If you couldn't use the words Europe to describe why you'd chose Mistral, you'd have no good reasons to choose Mistral. Its just not good. Its bottom floor for LLMs.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
>data staying in the EU This is really why Mistral has any support. The models are bottom barrel, but its the best Europe has... Although you could use Chinese models on European servers.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Had to use beef and not chicken? And I noticed you didn't mention nutrition but rather economics.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Not good compared to chicken.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Did you deliberately miss my point? Heck the longer I live, the more I realize AI is catching my mistakes.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Has anyone had a good long term experience with Atomic? I admittedly only used it on a 13 year old gaming computer and couldn't get the GPU drivers because... you know containers. This is something trivial with a regular install. (Espe
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Oh academia, trying to find scientific truths and end up just being pragmatic. I know they'd take offense to such things, which is why I say it. This is no different from a mom blog, yet because its academia, we pretend its valuable. A
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
As someone who is frugal AF and open minded... I think you are overstating Tofu. But honestly I'm mostly eating for nutrition rather than taste. Tofu doesnt hit the numbers I need.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Epistein files were released, trump tariffs overturned... Pretty decent all things considered
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Id be curious if people in a democracy would answer No to the question "Is it normal to look through your SO phone?" more than in autocracies. Western idealism has taught us perfection and that corruption/cheating/lying&
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
I said this 4 weeks ago... Buddy its outdated.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Yep. I own a software shop and yesterday was when I realized that I'm no longer going to be a 1%er doing this.
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
> it still takes a lot of trial and error to develop intuition about how to use them well. I used to think so. Then a customer made their own replacement for $600/mo software in 2 days. The guy was a marketer by training. I don&#x27
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
Its so esoteric. You do what your priest/advisor tells you. You honor the priest. You do the latex ritual. Did it actually do anything? Ah in 8 years someone is going to replicate your study, it wont work, but too late! You got a PhD!
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
>What was the motivation? Honestly, I was too lazy to get a job and staying in academia for another 3+ years seemed amazing This is actually how I view academia. "Couldn't get a job" It really lowered the prestige of a PhD
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by butILoveLife 6mo ago
This is borderline irresponsible. Conflating first tokens with all tokens is terrible. Apple looks far better than it actually is. Just ask any Apple user, they don't actually use local models.

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