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rbbydotdev

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    Comment #49050322

    I'm personally excited for a better thread story (not web-workers) and JIT

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    Comment #48938434

    interesting, are ai agents talking to each other and being certain of each others identities a problem?

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    Comment #48790750

    I’d be curious for a similar experiment converting frankenphp to rust. https://frankenphp.dev/

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    Comment #48766485

    Would be pretty incredible to see decentralized federated media individual accounts and aggregators implement the x402 payment protocol ( https://x402.org ) as a way for creators t…

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    Comment #48742085

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    Comment #48742063

    the source of cc being closed, and peoples accounts being deactivated for 'openclaw'-esque misuse, i sort of assumed there were such things in the source. I wonder if there is anyt…

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    Comment #48737413

    Raise the minimum wage to ~$25-30/hr Before anyone says inflation, there will be more consumer spending and thus more cash flow in the middle and lower class

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    Comment #48714329

    Argh, agent benchmarks are so bad and can be gamed easier than bmw emissions tests.

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    Comment #48692397

    Anyone have a price chart comparing all the sandbox providers? (microvm included)?

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    Comment #48691412

    Reminds of the TikTok ban for security and safety only for it to be sold to a fellow crony. Can't help but see this play going down again. Threaten / Ban / Control / Pressure a tec…

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    Comment #48644461

    I find it ironic, we now have to use lesser models to write potentially MORE buggy code, than greater models which would allow you to write LESS buggy code. It's paradoxical.

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    Comment #48643256

    Looks like we are seeing small but mighty model breakthroughs, outpacing the pure capital firepower of SOTA providers. I love rooting for the little guy, but is it too soon to call…

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    Comment #48574438

    > The catch is that regular EC2 is already a VM. AWS runs our host inside its own isolation layer, and then we run browser VMs inside that host. In other words, every browser is a …

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    Comment #48574407

    crazy that the maker of chrome(google) and also the owner of a massive amount of cloud services has not made a cloud product identical to this yet

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    Comment #48501649

    I wonder if with enough input data and transcription you could “fingerprint” where a speaker personality has habits of interjecting “ums” leading to more hardy analysis. Novel appr…

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    Comment #48473568

    This is great, does it work in the browser via wasm? There’s an emcripten libgit2 out there but the wasm is a little big too be any fun

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    Comment #48449721

    launching apple music on play, seems very similar to microsoft's early anti trust case and internet explorer

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    Comment #48378883

    Maybe it’s misplaced nostalgia but google search before google plus ruined the +, and the image search was top tier (not shopping ads) - truly incredible the signal to noise you co…

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    Comment #48344746

    > Alas it also had great views into the apartments at Neo Bankside whose residents ultimately sued and won, thus if you arrive by lift today you can only visit the cafe bummer

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    Comment #48336116

    Steve Yegge is the creator of gastown, a multi-agent workspace manager. It's an open source 21st century master piece of ai psychosis, slop, and most especially redundant processes…

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    Comment #48278669

    That sounds like a violation of affiliate t&c ? Wouldn't that nullify them, and even lead to lawsuits?

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    Comment #48278130

    Human output is not money go in production come out. This is tired. Companies continue to headquarter in the most expensive cities in the world. Surely they would all REMOTE TO THE…

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    Comment #48277381

    This is great. Maybe before self driving becomes a thing we can convince our capital hoarding tech oligarchs who run the country we need more walkable cities to feed ai inputs

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    Comment #48277371

    Of course it does, and is it any surprise the most innovative city and urban centers in the world are the most walkable?