poilcn

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by poilcn 5d ago
Interesting, thanks. Seeing agents querying compiled code using reflection to find references looks painful and inefficient. Made me want to help little buddy somehow, but had no idea how
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by poilcn 8d ago
How these things are even connected? The current prices the largest players set for their models are not profitable, they bleed money. Eventually they will "fix" it. It could end up making their services less affordable and it cou
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by poilcn 8d ago
Yeah, but it would in many cases remove you as a meat proxy when your relative or a friend or your boss ask you how to make X when they have a box where they can write to a genie "I want X" and it would put everything in place for
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by poilcn 8d ago
Not a fan of pushing LLMs into everything, but this is one of those things where it would be great to have a powerful(or specialized) local llm to help you Write a formula, make a macros, filter stuff, formatting. I'd rather not to Goo
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by poilcn 9d ago
Nice. But these tests raise a question what results are reproducible, the final visual, time, tool calling or it's mostly noise. Like, have you tried same combination or model and harness multiple times?
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by poilcn 13d ago
Isn't it turn on by default?
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by poilcn 29d ago
I was annoyed seeing unskippable "ad" within Cursor about it. Looked like a huge banner "give us control over all your code" with only one visible button to consent
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by poilcn 1mo ago
I kept Firefox on one system for testing and had some non-popular extensions installed there. I rarely opened it and when I did it would spew me with a message that one of the extensions got malicious code installed
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by poilcn 2mo ago
These humanoid robots would cost $10-100k to make and would require costly maintenance for them to do the job people in poor countries do for a dollar. I don't say we won't come to it eventually, but not in near future More realis
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by poilcn 3mo ago
Well, your body knows nothing about number of reps or the weights. You can also do your reps slower.
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by poilcn 3mo ago
Apps can read sim card info. Its country and whether the card is currently in roaming, you can't full them that way You would need to get your sim card out of your phone and use wifi or buy one of them foreign esim For vpns I actually
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by poilcn 3mo ago
Healthcare resources are very limited, you'd overwhelm it with lots of "yeah that's a defect, but 40% have it", things that would go away on its own, false positives, things that do not require urgent intervention, 10x i
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by poilcn 3mo ago
That's kinda happen right now. Telegram's proxy produce huge amount of garbage data to hide and avoid blocking
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by poilcn 4mo ago
"non-Apple", i.e. Android The problem is that most popular apps for Android outside Chinese app stores rely on Google services (specifically, Firebase) for push notifications.
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by poilcn 6mo ago
Gas.It is needed in lots of processes. It's very difficult and extremely expensive to transport gas. So the best solution is to use it at the place it's extracted.
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by poilcn 7mo ago
They are not supposed to intercept ballistic missiles anyway,it's THAAD's job
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by poilcn 7mo ago
What are you talking about, 92% of Russian population has access to internet via landlines, the government subsidised building all the infustructre. The internet access is one of the cheapest in the world($5-10 per month for 100-500mbit&#x2
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by poilcn 8mo ago
While I personally use Ubuntu on my laptop for several years now, when I helped my relative with a brand new laptop (huawei) with Windows 11 I was suprised how fast it was despite being very cheap, I don't remember any version of Windo
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by poilcn 10mo ago
My mom knitted a bag for my niece's iphone in 2024, so there already was a trend.
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by poilcn 1y ago
It only affects some cells, not the whole body.
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by poilcn 1y ago
I kinda see that too. Basically, the way some authors use to increase content size with redundant words is the default behavior for Ai chats plus all the disclaimers to avoid possible litigations or negative public image.
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by poilcn 1y ago
Damn. Hope there would be a viable open-source fork as there are non-financial reasons to exclude commercial licenses.
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by poilcn 2y ago
Is it? You can see the actual harm caused by web sites. Doomscrolling in all age groups. Going to bed very late at night. Girls having body dysmorphia cause of instagram. Young men having porn addition and having no ambition to interact wit
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by poilcn 2y ago
>and the fact it's so tied to windows Dotnet Core is not tied to windows except for certain frameworks like wpf (and there are alternatives for it that work everywhere), credential store. And it's actually really good to use th
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by poilcn 2y ago
Love it! Wonder what is the logic behind having some lines ending with ";" in some cases and not having them in others. Is it just editor artefacts? i.e. the author had no intentions to put them, but the editor in some cases inser
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by poilcn 3y ago
Alaska was sold cause Russian Empire couldn't hold the land and eventually would've lost it. The islands north to Japan are important cause the access from sea ports to the ocean in winter. Plus, if they were Japanese, they'd
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by poilcn 3y ago
I closed my eyes on the ceo story and the politics and continued using it as "the only alternative" to Chrome until I got a pop up on my phone basically suggesting who I should vote for in some American election. I've never e
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by poilcn 3y ago
Youtube web version for desktop has the same problem if I get what you mean right.
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by poilcn 5y ago
California is supposed to be fifth economy in the world. You can use software produced in California under sanctions by ignoring intellectual rights. This wouldn't work with physical goods. You can't replace oil from one source wi
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by poilcn 5y ago
If the government is "bad" it doesn't make everyone who stands against it "good". It doesn't make everyone who is against the government unified body with one positive goal. You don't need all the "pr

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