perarneng

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by perarneng 5d ago
It's either being afraid of loosing to china or that model development will stagnate and they want to make it look like they are "slowing" down deliberately. However the real reason to slow down is more of how it's intro
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by perarneng 6d ago
Why not flutter?
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by perarneng 10d ago
The people who are going to be successful in the coming economy is the ones who can channel all the knowledge and experience of an llm without shame. If you are smart: "... in the style of a my writing"
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by perarneng 12d ago
Directed Panspermia
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by perarneng 12d ago
I hope its good, I wont test it though
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by perarneng 16d ago
I don't use it. I chat about all kinds of random things and I don't want to risk memory that is irrelevant being injected in my random sessions.
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by perarneng 16d ago
0 outgoing, nobody knows numbers anymore and even if you could look it up you won't punch numbers like its 1992. With that said, amazing project. super cool that people can call in
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by perarneng 17d ago
what are the potential consequences then
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by perarneng 18d ago
What, MTE is such a promising tech and for security and now that we need all security we can get. WTF this is terrible development. You cant go backwards when the world needs getting even more secure.
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by perarneng 20d ago
Does anything matter if it's illegal or not when it comes to the current government? This is not a flamewar im interested from a practical perspective if things like this has any effects at all in practice.
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by perarneng 21d ago
Have generative AI create the music and then become a cover artist for AI generated music. No one will notice. Lots of musicians are cover artists because perhaps they are skilled in their playing instruments and or singing but have a hard
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by perarneng 22d ago
as someone who used Gerrit for a year: No
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by perarneng 24d ago
If you explicitly ask the agent to make the perfect architecture for the problem and write it down in to a spec and have the developer agents follow it they will. Its just that coding agents have a hard time coding at think about architectu
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by perarneng 26d ago
First thing we should say to them: "We hope this message finds you well, We are sorry, also we would like to talk to you about your extended insurance..."
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by perarneng 28d ago
I have pixel 10 Pro Fold. Formfactor: for Pockets. The slim when folded is great for most pockets. I think it's great and I use it in folded and unfolded mode every day depending on what I want to do. Not sure how well the wider one
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by perarneng 1mo ago
I have the pixel watch 4 and I also hate charging stuff. But I put some double sided tape under the charging cradle and I just put it there at night which I think is good because then I always know where it is as well. So im used to it now.
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by perarneng 1mo ago
The readability is a plus at the same time if I target Rust and build it modular with lots of tests and io pure modules. The review part is not as important if the AI reviews it from various perspectives. With rust I get so much better perf
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by perarneng 1mo ago
The main downside is that usually I only choose languages that the LLM is extremely good at. (however I avoid dynamically typed). But I hope they succeed, it's a very interesting approach. Then I will jump on it later on. S
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by perarneng 1mo ago
Spam calls killed telephony. The greed of phone companies allowed it to happen. They could have addressed the problem with technical measures, such as displaying the verified name of the caller—whether a person or a company. Showing only a
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by perarneng 1mo ago
The reason to run local models is not for coding mostly it's for learning how to deploy models and tinker with self hosting. It's also for massively crunching data 24/7. Imaging having an agent analyzing constinous log stream
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by perarneng 1mo ago
On thing with this enormous speed is that you could create multiagent validation and correction and still have it super fast and achieve greater quality thanks to speed alone.
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by perarneng 1mo ago
"Generated in 0.007s • 14,370 tok/s" - for some use cases this will be awesome
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by perarneng 1mo ago
can I run it on dgx spark now ?
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by perarneng 2mo ago
What if you find ex images that is not labeled should you assume its not AI? This will make everything not labeled as AI get more legitimate even though it's still at a similar level of trustworthiness. this a big problem.
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by perarneng 2mo ago
How do you find exploits without risking someone seeing your attempt and reporting you as a hacker? do you register first somewhere?
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by perarneng 3mo ago
" And it should be an opportunity, not a threat.” This pisses me off actually. How detached from reality can you be. AI makes the job market place very unpredictable and smart people predict it won't be so good. Then you expect yo
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by perarneng 3mo ago
JavaScript needs to do whatever JavaScript needs to do. It's incredible when we have AI assistants that slow shit like that still ships in products affecting millions of users. Imagine how much totally wasted energy that costs just bec
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by perarneng 3mo ago
Imagine if a 3year old has only one single blood vessel: The single blood vessel grows by approximately 88 kilometers per day since conception. Here is the quick calculation using that timeline: •Total Days: ~1,365 days (270 days in the wom
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by perarneng 3mo ago
Nothing wrong with Cursor but $60B, wow. How many of these deals in 2025, 2026 will be worth nothing in 5 years? Seems like everything is just desperation and less like long term strategy.
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by perarneng 3mo ago
Who is this Cursor person you speak of?

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