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by phn 20d ago
Sure, let's assume that is true now (I don't know and not on me to check really), but if half of consumption disappears, where will the earners earn from to continue that cycle? What if people stop paying their mortgages? Textbook
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by phn 22d ago
If all jobs are taken away for the sake of robot driven productivity, who will consume the products and services being offered that result in profit?! (EDIT: I am not against AI at all, just trying to understand where this all leads)
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by phn 24d ago
So, determinism is the core of the issue for you? I'm sorry but you can compare them in the sense that they're just computer programs that can be useful to you.
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by phn 1mo ago
On the new moon, when the moon is between the earth and the sun, the light reflects back towards the sun, so you don't see it i.e. the moon is dark. As for the full moon, the earth and sun are on the same side of the moon, so the sun i
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by phn 1mo ago
I do understand the "invisible side effects" side. I do try to be conservative in what I do in signal listeners. I do what I must in the atomic context, and trigger celery tasks for everything else.
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by phn 1mo ago
The only part I don't really agree with, is the avoidance of app separation and signals. It's one of the cleanest ways to decouple your modules and keep some level of sanity in a medium-sized codebase. It comes down to deciding wh
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by phn 2mo ago
Computer use itself is evolving as CLIs and APIs are important again to enable AI use. We'll certainly converge at a happy medium, CLIs, APIs and text for AI, and maybe some form of dynamic interface that the AI builds/adapts on t
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by phn 4mo ago
Would you be able to share a bit about your workflow? Have been meaning to try AI gen for game models, and would love to know how people are tackling this.
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by phn 5mo ago
I think part of the issue is that these retailers are also customers of meta/google on the side of purchasing ads, and as a merchant you're highly encouraged to send as much data on your events as you can, or your conversion track
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by phn 5mo ago
The issue is, even with all the browser protections, you still create an account anywhere or buy something an input your name/email address/shipping address, your "hashed data" immediately gets sent to meta/google a
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by phn 6mo ago
A fascinating thing for me after reading this is: how can it be that the "circuit input" is compatible with its output to the point where the performance improves? The training process never saw this particular connection just lik
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by phn 6mo ago
A good example of this is Rust. Rust is by default memory safe when compared to say, C, at the expense of you having to be deliberate in managing memory. With LLMs this equation changes significantly because that harder/more verbose co
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France Is Building Its Own Google Workspace – With Django(bhusalmanish.com.np)
7 points by phn 8mo ago|7 comments
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by phn 8mo ago
Very small suggestion: Can you make the entries actual links/anchor tags so that it is possible to copy link, middle-click to open in a new tab, and so on?
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by phn 8mo ago
You can look at it both ways. Using the database as a queue, you no longer need to setup transaction triggers to fire your tasks, you can have atomic guarantees that the data and the task were created successfully, or nothing was created.
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by phn 8mo ago
I think the problem starts with the name. I've been coding with LLMs for the past few months but most of it is far from "vibed", I am constantly reviewing the output and guiding it in the right direction, it's more like
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by phn 8mo ago
Have you tried Roo Code in "Orchestrator" mode? I find it generally "chews" the tasks I give it to then spoon feed into sub-tasks in "Code" (or others) mode, leaving less room to stray from very focused "b
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by phn 1y ago
And a great way to pick up the guitar every day is to have it ready to go at all times. Keep it outside the bag/case and at arms reach.
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by phn 2y ago
If you're visiting Shinjuku, nearby there's a narrow street called Omoide Yokocho. Just take in the vibe and choose a yakitori spot to grab a bite and drink your poison of choice (tea/beer/sake). I would recommend going
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by phn 2y ago
The worst so far, and the best when compared to all of your remaining days.
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by phn 2y ago
I think Elden Ring (and the souls genre in general) IS designed with the assumption players have access to the internet to search for stuff if they want . The game will still provide quite a challenge even if you know where you need to go
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by phn 2y ago
I'm not a scientist by any means, but I imagine even accurate opaque models can be useful in moving the knowledge forward. For example, they can allow you to accurately simulate reality, making experiments faster and cheaper to execute
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by phn 3y ago
Employees have been feeding sensitive data to online translators in the same way. Not to say it isn't a problem, but it's not an AI/chatGPT specific one.
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by phn 4y ago
Can you elaborate on why you think that? IMO, their scripting language is pretty accessible to anyone with a bit of experience with programming and has nice syntactic sugar to integrate with the engine.
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by phn 4y ago
For sure, I'm not saying it'd be better or worse. It's just hard to imagine a world without Chrome.
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by phn 4y ago
Imagine how different the world would be if Google really went with the "enhanced version" of Firefox instead if building Chrome.
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by phn 4y ago
Does anyone know how this compares with centrifugo?
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by phn 4y ago
Fully cross-platform for the usual suspects on desktop, mobile and web. If you want to publish on consoles you need to pay someone who ported the engine to the console you want to target (or port the engine yourself). The code can't be
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by phn 4y ago
If someone could challenge my layman understanding: Isn't the information still there, inside the black hole, but just not retrievable from the outside?
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by phn 5y ago
I mostly agree with other commenters, but I really must hard disagree with point 5. Proper abstraction is the one thing you need to get right, and django makes it so easy to make clean separate modules work together using a shared base and

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