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Tsunami: The Rescued Dog Saving Lives After Venezuela Earthquakes(forbes.com)
2 points by throwme_123 3mo ago|0 comments
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by throwme_123 4mo ago
I would not trust a model/corpus about food that includes English and German, but excludes Italian and French
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by throwme_123 4mo ago
On top of this, it's 5x more expensive than a Xiaomi SU7 Ultra... which may be the better car regardless of price.
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by throwme_123 4mo ago
I consider my phone scrap as soon as it stops getting security updates. Same goes for almost all proprietary software. Open source needs updates too, but somehow we take that for granted.
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by throwme_123 1y ago
Is Trail of Bits transitioning out of "crypto"? Imho, they are one of the best auditors out there for smart contracts. Wouldn't be surprising to see some of these talented teams find bigger markets.
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by throwme_123 1y ago
Yes, the elephant in the room is Bluesky itself. In my experience, it's way more toxic than Twitter/X.
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by throwme_123 1y ago
It's hard to believe anything from the Economist these days. They are basically sold to some circles of influence, such as Qatar and are merely propaganda. Example, the world cup: " The Economist https://www.economist.c
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Brendan Eich is also the inventor of JavaScript and the former CTO of Mozilla. While I don't support Prop 8 personally, I don't think we should judge technical products on political opinions of their author. You may think it'
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Why not ideal?
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Is someone aware of a GitHub repo with an implementation of this?
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Less money laundering than cash obviously
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Report which you don't get from centralized exchanges. So you have to trust them and they should somehow be liable for the provenance of what they sell to you . Probably most CEX don't allocate UTXOs upon buying, but only for wi
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by throwme_123 2y ago
You can't be more wrong. If anything, from my personal experience, "crypto" brought financial resources to minorities, especially PoC in the US. Some of them would never had that chance in the traditional world if you identif
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by throwme_123 2y ago
It's not "old fashioned", I think you are being fed propaganda by these NGOs. Sadly, same goes for a huge part of the mainstream media that becomes an echo chamber for them (Guardian, NYT for example that used to be reference
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by throwme_123 2y ago
> just makes me think less of him (King) He's a great writer and I was following him on X, but his constant attacks on random people who don't share his political ideas had me. He's still a great writer but probably a rea
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Happy with Fedora Silverblue in that space: https://fedoraproject.org/atomic-desktops/silverblue/ Especially Project Bluefin: https://projectbluefin.io/ Of course, it's great to have a Debian
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Just tell these advanced users to compile it themselves. Problem solved.
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Seems like 228V vs 238V is just binning on max freq... If we take into account durability (some may say 125H is the best of the bunch right now...), they can be interesting solutions with a good perf/w ratio.
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by throwme_123 2y ago
> The main problem with blockchain is identical to the one with LLMs. When snake oil salesmen try to apply the same solution to every problem, you stop wasting your time with those salesmen. +100 Rule in blockchain: Whenever there is mon
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by throwme_123 2y ago
> I don't think you are getting downvoted for supporting crypto Still, every of my post that is more or less supportive of crypto gets downvoted. And I am the first to tell the ecosystem is one of the worst in tech so that's al
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Scams and bad actors haven't changed sadly. But zk-based really decentralized consensus now does 400 tps and it's extraordinary when you think about it and all the safety and security properties it brings. And that's with pro
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by throwme_123 2y ago
For my part, I stopped reading at the free bashing of blockchain•. Reminded me of the angst and negativity of these original "Web3" people, already bashing everything that was not in their mood back then. • The crypto ecosystem is
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by throwme_123 2y ago
It's perfect as a home music/video server.
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Maybe Bayesian was not such a good name for a boat.
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Funny to see the main question in the forum is "How stable is it?" and does it crash less than other options. Haiku is fantastic and seeing it still developed after 20 years is awesome. But maybe it would benefit from some modern
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Unless people show up late for the talk. I once had the first morning time slot at a conference. Despite the breakfast break before (or rather because of it...), the room filled like a progress bar.
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by throwme_123 2y ago
"Elon Must"
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by throwme_123 2y ago
Although a potential issue generally, it's unrelated here. If it's already open source, GitHub can almost (depending on license) use it as they see fit anyway.
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Ask HN: Photos from my iPhone X look better than 13 Pro
3 points by throwme_123 2y ago|2 comments
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by throwme_123 2y ago
https://archive.is/vQVrn

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