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neveroddoreven
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Comment #44127211
I had no idea WebVoyager only spanned 15 websites lol... the 452 figure you have still seems a little low though - do you have plans to expand it? It seems like you'd want as many …
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Comment #43573243
I used to doubt the usefulness of most mcp servers but with something as powerful as general-purpose browser use this makes a lot of sense. I would rather use something more open l…
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Comment #42151727
Any issues or things you wish you had known with your current Parallels/Ubuntu set up? Asking since I've been considering doing the same thing
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Comment #41860489
I wonder how soon we'll just be rendering real-time AI avatars of ourselves that are traced by our facial movements. Don't have to worry about fixing your hair or lighting or weari…
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Comment #41733915
How is this even enforced? Don't you have plausible deniability by claiming you just wanted to send high entropy random noise?
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Comment #41692857
What kind of alt data?
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Comment #41663772
Key binding for `if err != nil {` when programming in Go.
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Comment #41627868
I've always wondered what the economic implications of longer lifespans are. It seems like this is one of them-- imagine we have 80+ year mortgages once human life expectancy reach…
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Comment #41592797
I was just thinking about how a mobile client for an RDB would be cool to try for tracking workouts. There are plenty of CRUD apps for this but there is always some feature missing…
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Comment #41332569
We could have smartphones that are essentially streaming their UIs from a cloud instance that's running the actual OS/rendering for the device. That approach would allow for thinne…
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Comment #39003758
Reminds me of how the mathematician behind DP, Richard Bellman, purposely chose the name "Dynamic Programming" because it sounded impressive and non-mathematical so that he'd be mo…