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by kseudo 7mo ago
This post resonated with me. I have tried self hosting multiple times over the years and always gave up cause it is so hard to manage and there was always an online service that was good enough. This weekend I vibe coded (dont shoot me) a h
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by kseudo 3y ago
I got it working on an M1 with 16gb. Quite slow but it trains and returns responses.
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by kseudo 11y ago
Can anyone explain to me the mindset that allows you to go so far as to burn through a ton of investors money and actually ship a "Free" energy device to the public? It is baffling to me that someone could continue to bluff all th
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Turning time into energy:free energy device to be shipped this quarter(irishtimes.com)
4 points by kseudo 11y ago|1 comments
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by kseudo 13y ago
Possibly best twist in the story yet :P http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1z3gom/conspiracy_t...
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by kseudo 13y ago
I think the theory is that he no longer has access to the keys... the implication being that the authorities are in control and he has to obey a gagging order.
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by kseudo 14y ago
Cool, thanks for the clarification. So I guess its only a matter of time there are electronics stores accepting BTC online
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by kseudo 14y ago
Does this mean I will be able to buy a macbook with BTC some day soon? Something tells me Amazon will put a stop to this but it is an awesome feature
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by kseudo 14y ago
Hummm. Does Amazon know about this? Are they likely to revoke access to anyone availing of this service?
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by kseudo 14y ago
I honestly think facebook is really well designed, shock horror but its true
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by kseudo 14y ago
This looks awesome. Could anybody tell me how to render a angularjs-ui calendar using the jade rendering engine? I am a noob with node but I would like to know how I can use these components in a basic node app.
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by kseudo 14y ago
Thanks to everyone who responded. It is invaluable to have people to have people to bounce and idea off... it really helps to open your eyes.
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by kseudo 14y ago
Agreed, or perhaps something that they would like to try out while on holiday. Thanks for your response I think you make a good point.
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by kseudo 14y ago
Yep. Seems unlikely that someone would rent this type of equipment from a kiosk at the airport too. Is there any product that this would work for.. that is the question I'm asking myself.
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by kseudo 14y ago
Good points. I think you are correct with the business user: also vpn/security would likely mean that it would be unusable for their needs. Perhaps people would like to rent the latest tech products and use them while on holiday. They would
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by kseudo 14y ago
Ok, so I'm not the first person to think of this :) Although I have not seen these kiosks yet I havent been in the states in a few years so it makes sense. Im interested to know what is their target market though. I understand that people w
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Ask HN: What kind of products would you rent after landing in a new country?
4 points by kseudo 14y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: Potential service that connects fans to musicians for financial support?
1 points by kseudo 15y ago|1 comments
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by kseudo 15y ago
How do flattr get around this problem? They use paypal and it looks like they could be used for money laundering
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by kseudo 15y ago
Cool... Im looking forward to reading it already, great work.
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by kseudo 15y ago
On a similar vain we are thinking of incorporating in the US but we will also need a bank account there. Anyone know what the procedure/requirements would be for this?
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by kseudo 15y ago
"This is going to be the biggest story ever" ...hearing this made me smile and realize that in the larger scale of things there are probably worse things that could happen.
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by kseudo 15y ago
You make it sound like a bad thing...But yes thats exactly what we have :-). Except with us there are no fees: no deposit fees, no withdraw fees, no fees to tip. If you can get over the fact that it is bitcoin based, its probably the cheape
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by kseudo 15y ago
I think on a very low scale this is what Youtipit does( http://www.youtipit.org ). People deposit their coins, tip them internally and this is handled by our bookkeeping system. If someone wants their coins out they simply withdraw them and
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by kseudo 15y ago
OK cool. I just posted a comment on what we are trying to do on your submission. Thanks for posting that...
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by kseudo 15y ago
Hi all, My name is Brian and I am one of the founders of this site. Youtipit is our attempt to create the 'Online Busker': People submit their work and if members see something they want to reward they can tip it. Just like you tip a street
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by kseudo 15y ago
Hi, I dont know if this counts as interesting but I said I would post it anyway. We ( http://www.youtipit.org ) have a feature that allows people to tip Facebook members with bitcoins and the recipient can claim them at any time by register