remmargorp64

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Show HN: X Enhancement Suite (Chrome Extension)(github.com)
2 points by remmargorp64 2mo ago|0 comments
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by remmargorp64 2y ago
And here is a bonus CSS Snippet to plug into your RES config. You will never guess what it does: .promotedlink { display: none !important; }
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I fixed the "hide" link for posts on Reddit and now all I see is fresh content(i.imgur.com)
6 points by remmargorp64 2y ago|2 comments
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by remmargorp64 2y ago
I'm someone who likes to hide posts on Reddit after I see them. That way, I never have to worry about seeing the same stuff over and over when I load reddit later. With this technique, the ONLY thing I see are fresh posts. One problem:
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by remmargorp64 3y ago
By us?
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by remmargorp64 3y ago
octoparse extracts data from DOM elements. It can't OCR or visually process a dynamic page. The page has to have a structured and predictable HTML DOM. Unless I'm missing something? And serpapi is just for google searches?
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by remmargorp64 3y ago
UIPath doesn't have a visual web scraping module or automation, from what I have seen. You might be able to build a custom one and execute it with their orchestration/automation tools, but I don't see that any support for tha
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by remmargorp64 3y ago
Basically, if someone is obese, they probably have some amount of insulin resistance (leading to type 2 diabetes). Fat affects vocal chords, and this can be detected in the vocal patterns. This whole "AI Tool" could be replaced wi
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by remmargorp64 3y ago
Does the docker container run on Windows though? I still don't see any official documentation showing how to get Ollama running on Windows?
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by remmargorp64 3y ago
What if you built a scoring system for re-usable action sequences that are stored in a database, and then have the LLM generate alternate solutions and grade them according to their performance? An action sequence of steps could be graded a
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by remmargorp64 4y ago
People still play WoW?
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by remmargorp64 4y ago
Why don't you open source it and pay for hosting costs via donated funds instead of just shutting down completely? How much money does it really take to host a job web site anyways?
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by remmargorp64 4y ago
The cosmetics in Rocket League are entirely optional. The game is great and amazing to play even if you completely ignore all of the cosmetics. The fact that the author is citing the freemium model of Rocket League as their reason for not p
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by remmargorp64 5y ago
My source is the fact that I have yet to hear anyone successfully articulate exactly what makes human "humor" work
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by remmargorp64 5y ago
The AI doesn't "feel" anything. It is simply attempting to predict the most human-like word next in a sequence of words, based off of training on millions of lines of human dialogue. They could train the model against all of
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by remmargorp64 5y ago
No, GPT-3 is a language model that simply attempts to predict the next series of words in a sequence, based off of training the model on millions of lines of human dialogue.
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by remmargorp64 5y ago
Your brain is just a neural network that works like an algorithm. Your brain "understanding" things is just an illusion. I would be willing to bet $1000 that you can't articulate exactly what makes a joke "funny".
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by remmargorp64 5y ago
LMAO that joke is hilarious
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by remmargorp64 5y ago
Ran Prieur, not George Hotz
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by remmargorp64 5y ago
Not necessarily. There are situations, for example, where energy that would otherwise be completely wasted is being used to mine BTC. For example: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/12/23-year-old-texans-made-4-mi..
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
It might be decentralized, but how do you actually get a .com domain name without going through some kind of corporate gatekeeping or paying a fee?
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Sounds like a problem for... us!
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I consider DNS and the way how top level domains are handled to be one of the weakest parts of our current Internet design. We REALLY need a truly decentralized, distributed DNS system that is not owned by private entities.
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I agree. I think it's bullshit that for me to get equity, I have to put hundreds of thousands of dollars in... But my hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of time is apparently worthless?
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Escaping your competition by blowing past them is a fundamentally different concept than finding problems to solve that don't already have solutions and existing competition though...
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
If I understand correctly, the primary advantage of using a secrets manager is that you can log all of the requests. If your security is compromised, it's compromised, but having at least some kind of auditing can be hugely beneficial
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
If there is a demand for something, somebody somewhere has most likely already cobbled together a solution to meet their own need, and then turned around and resold that solution to other people. It's extremely rare to find a widely sp
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
These are good points. It sounds like a big part of the problem is that we don't have a truly "public" internet, if the backbone of the internet is a bunch of private entities. We need a truly decentralized internet that does
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
The online "public square" is the internet itself. If you want to say something in public, simply create a web site and publish it. My understanding is that anything you say on your own web site will be protected via the same la
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Easy. Set up your own web site and put whatever you want to say on it. If the hosting company takes you down, host it yourself. If ICANN takes it down, host it on Tor. There are always ways to bypass corporate control of speech. You may hav

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