lemonademan

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by lemonademan 3mo ago
I think this is a very useful feature if the users still have the option to exchange phone numbers if they want.
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
AI inference infrastructure is a solid direction. I don't know much about this field, but I believe building strong systems, distributed computing, and GPU optimization skills will put you in a great position. I hope this could be of h
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
You could try ProductHunt, or you could show the Hacker News for feedback.
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
I don't know of any website that lists all employers who break contracts or miss payments. I might just create one. However, sometimes past contractors or clients leave reviews warning about unpaid freelance invoices or poor business e
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
This is an interesting question; very few people in here would be able to make a $1M in a year. However, for me personally, I would probably use the money I have now to buy whatever nice flashy thing I have to seem rich, and go around inter
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
I believe the World Cup is a hot topic right now.
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
The part of the bomb is an interesting perspective, and I do believe you are right on this one. Basically, you could blow up a place with a bomb you invested more in and achieve your particular goal, or not achieve it at all, and still lose
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
This is a really nice project. I would like to know your thought process while building this project, and how you got people to engage with it?
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
If you invested money into a trade where you bought and lost, there is someone else or others who sold and won. You may have lost that particular sum at that time, but someone else gained a part or some of that sum you lost. If you invested
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
More often than not, money is never truly lost; it is just passed from one person's hand to another. I believe that with the help of the big tech companies, governments have found faster and better ways to move money from the hands of
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
I believe there will be a massive shift from a lot of white-collar jobs to blue-collar jobs, as these jobs will be the ones most affected by AI. I believe Western countries will be poorer than they are now, and countries in Asia and Africa
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
You could try the Nimbalyst app. It features a visual Kanban board for parallel sessions, visual editors, and it is also an iOS companion app. This is my suggestion if you are looking for a straightforward GUI focused on single-session chat
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
Moving from generating code to mapping code is already a major leap. But to break through the "feed data and read Markdown" plateau, you must transition from passive reading to active, structured prompting. You can achieve this by
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
If you ask everyone this question, I genuinely believe they would tell you that demos always have to oversell the product, but a professional will tell you that this is because AI demos are crafted in highly controlled environments with peo
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
I believe Agents and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) will remain resilient, while rigid Agentic workflows will likely churn away. Hard-coded, step-by-step state machines—like rigid "if-this-then-that" prompt chains—are just tempo
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
I personally believe once you get beyond a handful of GPUs, people probably end up using both levels of telemetry because they answer different questions. NVML is nice for per-request attribution and understanding model behavior, but I beli
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
To answer the first question, yes! Web operators and security professionals actively track and categorize AI agents separately from traditional search crawlers because they serve fundamentally different purposes and impact site resources in
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
Their Prime Minister is right to ban the use of AI in elementary schools, as most people who use AI to answer questions don't focus on retaining a set answer but rather answering whatever question was asked. So yes, elementary school s
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by lemonademan 3mo ago
Most people in big tech companies relying on AI to code already know how to code. AI is an addition to their skills, and it makes their work even faster. People who don't understand coding to some degree can't use AI to code becau