lunias

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by lunias 6mo ago
Social media for children should be moderated by their parents, full stop. End-to-end encryption exists. You cannot un-invent it. It is trivial to roll your own encrypted chat service.
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by lunias 6mo ago
From the About page: > This influencer was casually talking about how they learned to code and were now making a bajillion dollars. Two thoughts hit me instantly: 1.What is this "code" they’re talking about? and 2. How do I ear
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by lunias 6mo ago
I want repairable, affordable, light-weight vehicles with as little software as possible.
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by lunias 6mo ago
Every day on instagram I see people post pictures of text w/ words that are partially or fully obscured from view; presumably censoring themselves or others for the sake of the algorithm. Make a website, post what you like, be free.
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by lunias 6mo ago
I remember how hard I had to lobby to get my parents to agree to ~$12 a month (that I paid for with 2 weeks of my allowance) for EverQuest.
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by lunias 6mo ago
Remember this, guys? https://agilemanifesto.org/
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by lunias 6mo ago
Geohot is a bit of a jestermaxxer, but you really haven't presented much of an argument to support your conclusions.
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by lunias 6mo ago
I never said their (or your) points weren't valid. In fact, I think they are quite self-evident and well known. People are assuming in bad faith that I'm unaware of these facts or that I sought to mislead with my original comment.
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by lunias 6mo ago
People like to get worked up about this topic haha. All I'm sayin' is, it might get a lot hotter. Or maybe it will get cooler? I think it's important to put things in context because it's not some monotonically increasin
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by lunias 6mo ago
It's my understanding that if you look at a large enough historical time window, although warming has accelerated recently (and we are in part to blame); the Earth is still relatively cool compared to historical averages.
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by lunias 6mo ago
I wish people still knew how to compromise when it's in their best interest to do so. Heads up for those that live in a fantasy land: They are going to create both autonomous weapons and mass surveillance with AI. It's better to h
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by lunias 6mo ago
Now the turbo encabulator on the other hand...
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by lunias 6mo ago
> Finally, the last hope of people longing for native is performance. They feel that native apps will be faster. Well, they can, but it doesn’t mean they will. I guess we just shouldn't even try. Obviously the web is a good platform
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by lunias 6mo ago
In most cases, the model is non-deterministic and you have no direct control over the input parameters. At best you might get access to some abstraction of a subset of those parameters. I don't know of a coding model that offers direct
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by lunias 6mo ago
Do whatever you want with your app, but you should be punished if you lie. Saying E2E encryption makes users less safe is a lie.
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by lunias 7mo ago
So... can you explain why I wouldn't just use my own models and workflow? What does Glaze actually do? It looks like it has a private and public "store" where you can upload your apps? Can you explain to me how this is differ
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by lunias 7mo ago
I know you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but we've seen quite of few pages from the Sam Altman book so far. It's hard to not recognize patterns of behaviour.
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by lunias 7mo ago
I predict that anyone in the know will be running local models before this happens. You want to provide a terrible service? Well, I will roll my own. A tale as old as time.
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by lunias 7mo ago
Tells you a lot about where their focus is at as a company.
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by lunias 7mo ago
When I was a kid, my parents installed Net Nanny on our home computer. I installed a keylogger. No more Net Nanny; lots more EverQuest. I don't like age verification in general, for anything. The age gates in our society are very subje
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by lunias 7mo ago
I'm not a fan of forcing sites to police themselves. As far as I'm concerned, that's what the police are for. Simply removing such an image does not necessarily mean that the uploader is being held accountable. This also only
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by lunias 7mo ago
Lack of training data in narrow domains is definitely true. I'm hopeful though, AI seems like it should mesh well with the problem. One of the biggest wins for me so far is just how quickly I can build and iterate on visualizations of
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by lunias 7mo ago
Yeah... I think you've hit the nail on the head. Technical is probably too broad of a description. It's never made sense to me the amount of people leading software development in some capacity that have never developed any softwa
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by lunias 7mo ago
If I worked exclusively with technical people, then I wouldn't need to use Slack (or Teams, Webex, Jabber, etc). I can't ever see myself paying for an application like that.
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by lunias 7mo ago
This is why I always champion technical leadership. Many, many people seem to think this is unnecessary, but I think it's common sense. The layman might see building software like building a house. We know basically all the components
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by lunias 7mo ago
I'm not sure the people writing these articles actually use AI outside of trivial benchmarks. Sure, it can create "a website" in minutes, but what does that website do? I've found (I'm working on vehicle routing and
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by lunias 7mo ago
OpenAI wants OpenClaw because OpenAI is not hype anymore. That's it. I've been pretty put-off by OpenAI though, so this will likely reduce my interest in OpenClaw.
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by lunias 7mo ago
Not all AI generated content is bad, not all of it is good. I find a lot of people are taking hardline stances on something much more nuanced. This is Hasty Generalization and Fallacy of Composition.
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by lunias 7mo ago
I wish all OSes just came with a reasonable TWM.
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by lunias 7mo ago
My friend has the R1S, he likes it a lot, but he's also got a lemon law case open and is hoping that Rivian will have to take the vehicle back. I rode in it and it's nice, but it's way too big for me. The R2 sounds like a ste

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