tengada1

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by tengada1 1mo ago
I love how like most of the comments are some form of "oh I already built this for myself" what a fascinating time -- so much personal, almost disposable software being made!
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by tengada1 2mo ago
"What's it like to be a bat"
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by tengada1 2mo ago
Yeah this seems like one of the easiest access models to create an excellent security model for -- basically just static publishing. Sounds like they were in need of a rewrite anyway! It probably seems daunting but to be honest this feels l
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by tengada1 3mo ago
I had the exact same frustration and switched to Pi and have had zero complaints
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by tengada1 3mo ago
Well it's a very well understood concept in cryptocurrency – you just keep your seed phrase somewhere like on a paper wallet. And if you're less paranoid then millions of people use some thing like MetaMask which there could be an
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by tengada1 3mo ago
Oops upon closer reading of the article and the comments here i see that the atproto standard does apparently allow for the above, at least to some degree. If there is indeed hierarchical support for the DIDs then you should be able to disa
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by tengada1 3mo ago
Wait what?! For a protocol that incorporates the DID spec this is disappointing to discover. Unless I'm mistaken the DID spec allows provable hierarchical relationships between DID identities – why can't a child DID be created fro
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by tengada1 6mo ago
This seems pretty cool!
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by tengada1 6mo ago
I think my concern would be if the relationship between model intelligence and inference cost was altered very significantly. I sort of feel like we got lucky that AI isn't arbitrarily scalable in a single instance (i.e. if you could r
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by tengada1 7mo ago
It's just HTML, presumably not requesting JS libraries. So 250K is a large amount.
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by tengada1 7mo ago
Thank you so much for posting this! I've always been so fascinated with this phenomenon since I was a kid and would spend a long time looking at this lying on my back in the sun. I remember telling an adult sometime and they said very