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hmokiguess

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i wrote this and you are now reading this, is this proof enough of quantum entanglement or what

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    I don’t understand. It’s not like we don’t already have faster alternatives, don’t we have things like k and kdb that are many orders of magnitude faster even than this? We use Pos…

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    I saw this medium post from you https://medium.com/@atixwasfound/how-i-began-writing-my-own-... In there it says you started this journey when you were 8 years old and that you are…

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    Comment #49198551

    This opens up a domain for sale link for me

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    Comment #49197353

    Content moderation and social anonymous behaviour aside, your real-time chat is really poorly implemented UX wise. I saw the same message appearing more than once, I never saw my o…

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    Comment #49190053

    Thought-to-text is cute, but we all know it's gonna end up as thought-to-advertising-fingerprinting-profiling

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    Comment #49189991

    Telepathy is cool, I think LSD may help you there.

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    Comment #49184538

    So what's an example today of "envs" like yours that these firms buy and how you differ from them? Why you?

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    Comment #49183876

    I think I'm gonna go back to XSLT

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    Comment #49183809

    I can't help but wonder if these things that are now emerging have a sort of "borrowed time" component tied to them. I see the examples, and they clearly tackle both organizational…

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    Comment #49182675

    oh thank you, I had thought it was an insect that can bypass systems after biting them

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    Comment #49182539

    Right, that's quant trading, that's not this business. Enhancing their research seems like they are your customer and you would be eating from their margin. How would you sell to t…

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    Comment #49175731

    What's the margins that makes this worth chasing then? That's the part I maybe don't quite understand, why would you pour a lot of money and resources into something that is stocha…

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    Comment #49175696

    what's the authentication bug?

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    Comment #49175456

    One thing I always think about whenever someone talks about solving investment is "and then what?" Say there's a crystal ball, wouldn't everyone use such crystal ball? Wouldn't cry…

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    Comment #49174054

    I prefer the Orca / Herdr multiplexer implementation, not a fan of this style.

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    Comment #49174037

    Missed opportunity to say "Open to Y'all"

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    I think all ideas can be entertained without an association with how it manifested, we should be able to have any level of discussion (be it dismissive, reductive, or enriching and…

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    Comment #49159021

    Use one of: tmux, orca, herdr

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    Comment #49135006

    According to the license, the source of it is actually this https://www.tasteskill.dev/ Which, in my opinion, feels like slop.

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    Comment #49134902

    So that explains why there is so much low effort cold outreach on LinkedIn from YC founders these days. It's getting ridiculous the amount of unsupervised agents doing active inbox…

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    Can you share some of yours? My calling of it an “accent” was more on the lines of this perhaps being a feature of language and how it’s encoded in latent spaces, I wonder if “fixi…

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    Can LLMs have an "accent" like second language speakers?

    I'm not sure how to best characterize what I just experienced with Opus 5 but my attempt to describe it, and hopefully this doesn't offend anyone, is that it "spoke" with an "accen…