highway900

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by highway900 9d ago
Maybe, but I guess the idea is more centred around how given some amount of time and a feedback loop the agent swarm could in fact spend an unknown amount of resources to achieve its goal. The hugging face story tells us that even given mul
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by highway900 1mo ago
Maybe a better comparison is iroh.computer
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by highway900 3mo ago
This is fear that humans will stop software development. Think about it, the backbone of modern enterprise is open source. What if maintainers just stopped, the free ride big tech has had would be left with the slop the maintainers have to
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by highway900 5mo ago
Who is the competition or why is there no competition? Surely disrupting this industry is possible?
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by highway900 7mo ago
All software has trade offs. The “for you” feed is ran on a home server, this is already imho a better situation than other systems. This could be cut off. But it could also be stood up again.
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by highway900 10mo ago
The timing of the post suggests this episode was the genesis
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by highway900 1y ago
> This isn't putting anyone out of work. The games simply would not be made in the first place. The opposite is also true. Games that should never be made are being made due to the rubbish that can be generated by these tools. Obser
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by highway900 2y ago
This is the business. I highly recommend this solution. Streaming queries via duckdb or polars will use little to memory and be lightning fast for very large datasets.
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by highway900 3y ago
itch.io