gchamonlive

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by gchamonlive 12d ago
Maybe if Meta joined a preservation initiative, but that doesn't seem to be the case
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by gchamonlive 12d ago
You mean you allegedly did all that
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by gchamonlive 12d ago
Even if the dude would consume only the "highlights", that's a load of content, if you catch my drift
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by gchamonlive 12d ago
> b) that he was personally downloading porn either at the office or a corp VPN and was told to stop by their corp It folks.. I wonder how much porn you have to personally download to be considered prolific. EDIT: "Reality Labs exec
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by gchamonlive 13d ago
> 4) It can finally construct the set of all sets. lazily of course: A = {x | x ∈ A} ∪ {A}
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by gchamonlive 13d ago
That's the scientific positivism fallacy exemplified in one question.
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by gchamonlive 16d ago
I think 24gb is the bare minimum for a local qwen3.8 based setup. I've used qwen3.6 and it's not as straightforward as "can it replace <insert the most cost-effective cloud solution today>" Local llms don't su
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by gchamonlive 16d ago
> I use it for my own "deduplication / integrity / berzerker" utility Do you have it in a public repo you could share?
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by gchamonlive 16d ago
I don't think these comparisons between AI generated code and an idealised version of the code are productive. We have to compare with code that exists in the real world, so AI against human, and not only that, good AI generated code w
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by gchamonlive 19d ago
The author said it perself, "the greatest minds of our generation" working at Google, so those jagged edges are surely by design, and it's the rational most efficient solution in a economy of attention where the line between
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by gchamonlive 19d ago
Software is genuinely hard for humans, and agents have made it simpler, not magically, but they cut complexity like butter.
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
Uncontrolled power is easy, just give a kid a gun, real power is serene. "All truly strong people are kind" - Vagabond
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
> Just 'putting a pause' on people with existing appointments with no answer for when they might resume is.... Inhumane For the admin that closed USAID overnight, sent innocents to El Salvador, incited ICE to gun down American
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
These game servers are really the perfect use case for agents. Would anyone really care that much about code quality if the server works fast and reliably?
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by gchamonlive 21d ago
Then food safety should be brought to small and local farms. The whole world does this, it's doable and works. The high efficiency gains and safety disregard the environmental impact caused by pesticides and agrochemicals in general. T
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by gchamonlive 21d ago
Which money? The real money comes from the working class that make the world run, if it's manual labor, creative labor or managerial. The fake money comes from speculation.
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by gchamonlive 21d ago
So you are applying economic dynamics from the... gold rush to the modern era? You do realise gold isn't the base value for dollar since 1933 at least.
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by gchamonlive 22d ago
It isn't until it is, until during a crunch someone adds a package with that condition and eventually that gets exploited or halts the system. It's never a nitpick to shed your system from undesired state because of how complex sy
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by gchamonlive 22d ago
That's a very narrow view of inflation. If you increase wages, there's more demand for goods, more demand means higher prices which means higher inflation. Same with tariffs, they are paid when importing goods, which is passed ont
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by gchamonlive 22d ago
They put themselves in that situation, the US admin, not me. I'm just commenting. Or is any of what I said wrong? I mean there's something called ITAR that requires American workers, but that doesn't mean the impact on inflat
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by gchamonlive 22d ago
What are the chances they'll employ cheap labor they can just use as election fodder for stealing hard-working american jobs? Either that or pay decent wages for American workers that'll drive up construction prices and worsen the
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Ask HN: Should GitHub downtimes impact considering Golang for a new project?
2 points by gchamonlive 22d ago|2 comments
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by gchamonlive 23d ago
Which will be deprecated next version. Please log in with your cloud account.
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by gchamonlive 24d ago
Can't be safer than the non-entertainment system from WV Up! that's just a built-in head mount for your phone. Grab one with a large screen and it's the safest thing you can get. Android still has an auto mode for this where
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by gchamonlive 24d ago
Sorry, I meant atproto. Does it operate on top of http? At this point I could have already searched by myself but I prefer to keep it a conversation
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by gchamonlive 24d ago
Does it operate on top of HTTP? I'm asking honestly, don't know the ATProto, if it is the yes, kinda, although REST isn't prescriptive about permissions, which the protocol also seems to be all about.
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by gchamonlive 25d ago
Sure they are linked by this general category of app layer service protocols, but they are different. ATProto afaik is a bit like activitypub, in which you define a protocol on top of the state representation in a way you can transfer it
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by gchamonlive 25d ago
You say it like this, I'm not sure anymore
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by gchamonlive 25d ago
Answering a question with another question is rude
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by gchamonlive 25d ago
That's directly addressing vendor lock in

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