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pezgrande

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    Comment #48567666

    Nice hack but sounds quite unsafe, I like having to unblock de phone in order to use it.

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    Comment #48460261

    Guess who wins that, bots. Now you need a whole new system to verify the identity of the buyer (which HN would prob love). Also is First Come First Serve really fair? Some people h…

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    Comment #48458170

    The language is almost 10 years old and they are not planning a v1.0 anytime soon afaik.

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    Comment #48445312

    I like Zig but stopped learning it when I realized that all project based on it requires a specific version of the compiler to build.

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    Comment #48443560

    I'd guess it is more about making companies paying more and higher subs than training data.

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    Comment #48398697

    I guess that's why I am getting so many "Allow to find devices on your network" alerts. Good feature overall.

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    Comment #48385334

    good way to get us a in a singularity

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    Comment #48385298

    $20B is like pocket money at the scale the whole industry is moving.

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    Comment #48385210

    A laptop with a 226v/256v cost around the same than the "cheap" Mac Neo and can play most games (old games native/new games with AI scaling)

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    Comment #48384371

    I said that still requires skill, just not as much.

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    Comment #48382463

    Do papers need a "non-conflict of interest" disclosure nowadays to not be considered just ads?

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    Comment #48382428

    I kinda disagree. High risk environments just means that they will have to have a human-in-the-loop for a longer time which drastically reduce the skill required for such human (wh…

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    Comment #48306797

    A swarm of millions of devices (that can be solar powered) could be more resilient than the "few" nodes that the "internet" architecture has. I guess that is the motivation, in the…

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    Comment #48278759

    Interesting... didn't know this part of Linux history. I remember complaining about pulseaudio crashing a lot though ha. Thanks for sharing it.

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    Comment #48277646

    As a Linux normie, I've never understood why systemd is/was so much opinioned about.

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    Comment #48200490

    I have yet to see someone recommending Mistral for anything tbh.

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    Comment #48200262

    They were CPU killers but man those Flash websites were gorgeous (talking mostly about MU Online "private" servers)

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    Comment #48193659

    Only works if the Docker socket is mounted which is pretty stupid thing to do and also not something you would do in a "frontend" container. Essentially is like having a password-l…

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    Comment #48108258

    Same in Discord, crappy apps.

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    Comment #48019505

    If anything I am glad a bit of shift to local llm's. Their gemma4 is pretty powerful for such small model so I guess that's what they are delivering.

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    Comment #47959670

    They should call it "El Quijote" syndrome

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    Comment #47887785

    I think snap is not preinstalled in Kubuntu.

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    Comment #47832585

    Positive ofc, most of them a top-tier Rust devs.