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by kibae 7d ago
Funnily enough that is against the Instagram ToS ( https://help.instagram.com/termsofuse ): > 4.2 How You Can't Use Instagram. [...] > You can’t sell, license, or purchase any account or data obtained from us or ou
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by kibae 12d ago
There was a HN post that tested this hypothesis a few weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49010129
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GPT-6 Astra(openai.com)
2279 points by kibae 13d ago|2079 comments
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by kibae 13d ago
The training data would need to have a permissive license for this to be possible.
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by kibae 13d ago
Cloudflare, Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud all have a similar uptick in reported errors around 7:30. I suspect an outage on Cloudflare or another load-bearing service cascaded through all the major cloud providers. https://downdete
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by kibae 14d ago
Since most languages read from left to right, rightward movement tends to read as forward progression. So when showing a bicycle in side profile, having it face right feels more naturally like it’s moving forward.
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by kibae 27d ago
The language selection is in the footer. Interestingly, the URL for English is the original post without en-US.
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by kibae 2mo ago
Using OS as an abbreviation for open-source and operating system in the same thread is hurting my brain.
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by kibae 2mo ago
Those numbers are incorrect unless they got a deal that's 100x cheaper than API pricing which is unlikely. They updated the original post with the correct costs.
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by kibae 2mo ago
The cost seems to be using the wrong symbol: ¢ vs $
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by kibae 3mo ago
Also the ability to uninstall bloatware like Chess. When I switched my browser away from Chrome I kept typing "c, h, return" in spotlight out of habit and kept opening Chess.
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by kibae 7mo ago
There seems to be an uptick around 1am on Polymarket. https://polymarket.com/event/us-strikes-iran-by
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by kibae 1y ago
There are mirrors on its' wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_Genesis
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by kibae 1y ago
When I was in high school, the physics teachers set up a telescope aimed at Venus as it crossed the Sun's radius. It wasn’t visible to the naked eye, but through the telescope, you could see Venus as a tiny black dot drifting across th
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by kibae 2y ago
I switched to Brave last week after the whole Firefox fiasco. I installed uBlock Origin after there were some ads that got through. e.g. on DuckDuckGo.
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by kibae 2y ago
I always suspected that bots on Reddit were used to gain karma and then eventually sell the account, but maybe they're also being used for some kind of RLHF.
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by kibae 2y ago
Pigeons were used in WW1 and WW2 for communication. Paddy the pigeon [0] flew 230 miles across the English channel to relay the success of the D-Day invasion. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paddy_(pigeon)
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by kibae 2y ago
These days, I ask Claude/ChatGPT to create the regex and usually I know enough to be able to verify it. To double check, I'll start a new conversation and ask it what the regex does and verify it that way. You can also ask it to c
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by kibae 2y ago
A note-taking app that is similar to Obsidian where I can link notes to each other. Some differences include no naming rules (a lot of my note titles have a colon) except uniqueness, custom clusters so my knowledge graph is manageable. I’m
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by kibae 2y ago
There's a clip of it on a MKBHD video on a different Disney product [here]( https://youtu.be/1KEtxTQUzxY?t=282 ).
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by kibae 2y ago
Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg might be a better book for you. The key to building habits is to start with a habit that is ridiculously small and once you feel like you've got that locked in, you can add another ridiculously small habit on top
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by kibae 2y ago
Atomic Habits. It's a simple book that can be summarized in an essay, but listening to it repeatedly while driving helps me keep my life on track.