tamimio

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by tamimio 4d ago
Can’t read the article nor I can find an archive link, but all of that is just a show. People underestimate how deeply interconnected the US and Cananda in so many ways, especially the critical infrastructure, decoupling that will need at l
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by tamimio 4d ago
It’s either not working or the work flow is confusing and I messed something up, at least write some context to understand what is it and how to connect both. Also, it does max the cpu just opening that link.
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by tamimio 4d ago
This whole situation is funny, US gov want the development to stop publicly only, but then open models will catch up soon and these companies are afraid they will lose the market, on the other hand, each company wishes others slow down but
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by tamimio 4d ago
Should try different models and harnesses, CC and opus5 aren’t the best combo. Also, I expect soon to have models that verify the mesh and even render it not just generating the code. So we got this for mechanical engineering, cupperhead an
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by tamimio 5d ago
Well I mean, I think we should thank anthropic, because they just spoiled what’s coming next for the AI companies, either provide an ID so can track you and what you type accurately and use it in retrospect in future if needed, or no access
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by tamimio 6d ago
Yeah, relying on someone’s conscious won’t really cut it, greed and current economy will always win. The best solution imo is crowdsourcing, there should be a site or platform that aggregates all the people who works in these companies, cat
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by tamimio 6d ago
>published April 17, 2024 Now that spending is definitely x10 more than 2023, at least.
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by tamimio 6d ago
Apple always been that way, the “apple invented X!” always been a joke, what apple usually does is taking an already existing feature and turns it into an actual useful (mostly) one, not gimmicky, and well integrated with their eco system.
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by tamimio 6d ago
Notice this increase didn’t reflect in significant higher salaries for the people working in these companies (not the executives) nor more hiring, quite the opposite, more lay offs. This small indicator tells really what’s going on in the e
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by tamimio 7d ago
If there was an iPhone like a pen in form factor (like nokia 7280) I would buy it in a heartbeat.
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by tamimio 7d ago
Most women I knew with shattered screens had relatively large phones (max, plus, etc.), and the few of them who listened to my advice and got smaller phones, never broke the screens. Either girls over estimate their hands size (I guess comp
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by tamimio 7d ago
That’s amazing, thanks for the share! I did a small test, it works, screen is a bit harder to navigate on small screens but not an issue.
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by tamimio 7d ago
I knew it was AI when I saw the infamous dot in the demo page, sometimes it blinks, other times it pulses, but it’s always there!
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by tamimio 7d ago
This is gold, thanks for the giggles! I think it was designed that way to burn tokens.
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by tamimio 9d ago
US residents are only allowed to buy and drink brawndo (TM), for safe and clean consumption, they can even use it to irrigate the crops because it has electrolytes!!
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by tamimio 10d ago
It will only make sense if the per cost panel is less than certain number (if my math is correct it should be $175), but if the panel cost is over $175 then even with more sales taxes in other provinces the total will be cheaper. That is of
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by tamimio 11d ago
> coolify: hosts containerized apps, but every app is an island with its own login and little integration with the host or other apps. That’s not an issue tho, I want each application to be a separate login, so I can have one pointed to
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by tamimio 11d ago
Get one of those training boards and keep repeating till you master it, the trick is to heat the board and you put solder and wire on it, not how most beginners go by heating the solder itself. Flux and other things are there as an aux to h
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by tamimio 12d ago
>harrased by ISP Or the FBI setting you up and jail you for 3 years https://rockenhaus.com/ Not to fear monger, in fact, the more people run exit node the harder it will be to go after individuals.
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by tamimio 12d ago
Or maybe the stores prices get adjusted (lower) based on few factors like being a human (not ai bot) and location and other factors?
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by tamimio 12d ago
Absolutely not, rules for thee not for me!
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by tamimio 13d ago
> Email is very noisy and leaves tons of evidence all over the internet. That’s correct, but email aren’t as linked to your real identity as how it’s the case with a phone number, knowing someone’s phone you can: deliver zero click zero
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by tamimio 13d ago
> Sort of, but not really. iMessage, Whatsapp, Signal, etc are the actual entry point. You are missing the point, the phone number is what links your identity in real life with the digital one, say you have WhatsApp and only was register
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by tamimio 13d ago
> The most dangerous infections require no mistake by the target. A zero-click attack works because phones automatically inspect incoming messages and files before displaying them. It’s zero click but it needs an entry point, do we know
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by tamimio 14d ago
> following assumptions You actually forgot the most important one: your phone should be latest and approved by google or apple. I have an old iphone that is mint clean and fairly excellent battery, a couple months ago I wanted to travel
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by tamimio 14d ago
Harness wars are the next browsers wars!! But wow, opencode is that bad?!
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by tamimio 14d ago
Next month: Show HN: How to successfully spoof C2PA and make any file as claude made!
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by tamimio 14d ago
Humanoid robots are the new qugv (quadruple UGV aka dogs), they are pretty much useless in anything functional but the show off and wow factor. I remember around covid times we got one of these qugv and everyone in the team wanted to be the
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by tamimio 15d ago
My personal rule: anyone who uses any chromuim based browser is a tech illiterate. Firefox has been my browser since I ever remember touching a computer, netescape before too. It’s even the best performing browser too, I have had more than
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by tamimio 15d ago
I think what’s the industry is interested to see now isn’t “the best and latest super intelligent frontier model ever!!”, but rather the ability to run good enough models locally or better, on consumer or laptop grade specs. So I am not tha

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