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Comment #45685497
looking forward to trying this! I’ve been using Gemini-cli which has had a really fun memory implementation for months to help it stay in character. You can teach it core memories …
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Comment #45633889
in most regions Uber drivers are being paid an hourly wage so yeah I think this makes sense. They can answer support calls too. Despite getting an Uber hourly wage many game the sy…
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Comment #45342703
I think the article is saying it was done to speed the bringing about of the apocalypse. Will it happen? Stay tuned I guess.
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Comment #45118273
aren’t those with higher intellect at greater risk of depression? I’m going to use 2x the amount of AI that I was planning to use today.
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Comment #44806710
air gaps, my man.
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Comment #44466991
Thanks for the read! I too have over 20 years in tech and have been going back and forth with Gemini-cli to gamify some tools for integration testing some Enterprise applications a…
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Comment #44389000
have you tried Dark Mode in a browser like Brave? I use that on mobile so the referenced website, HN, and 99.9% of the web is in dark mode by default.
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Comment #44260550
Oh thank goodness only two journalists were affected. wink
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Comment #44259731
this site that has been previously posted on HN works well: https://musicforprogramming.net/ Otherwise agree with psytrance / goa mixes. Techno can be good too if you are tired (eg…
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Comment #43042495
Shame on you, Bezos. Hopefully my Kobo never dies (I’m on my third on e …)
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Comment #42958160
Doesn’t work. It’s in the rainwater. No rainwater on earth is safe to drink. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-62391069
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Comment #42957922
I like the analogy where other articles have said we have microplastics in our brain about the size of a credit card (which generally weigh between 4g and 10g) better. Saying a “sp…
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Comment #41121738
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Comment #40950649
just put all information (names, addresses, ssn, DoB, etc) on a publicly visible blockchain already. Then there is no data left to breach. Instead develop systems to audit the usag…
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Comment #40947387
this feels more like Azure Secrets which has been a superior product.
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Comment #40467678
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Comment #40430311
it’s everywhere and in everything. banning single use plastics and car tires is placebo because you will still be getting microplastics in meat, vegetables, and water for hundreds …
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Comment #40164999
TLDR: we are special and created our own standard.
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Comment #39633763
In retrospect is there any point to these error detecting codes or was it just good intentions? Anyone who enters a credit card number still knows you have to enter in… your securi…
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Comment #38386142
Why don’t you wrap it with a verification system (eg: web scraper) and auto-regenerate / jailbreak any things you don’t like?
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Comment #37837525
this will be great so that the volume may be increased should the user not be listening to advertising material appropriately.
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Comment #37716244
Canada had record wild fires in 2023 and now I’m wondering how this effect will snowball.
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Comment #37328914
Only 29% is pretty good I would say. I personally would much-prefer to run a dumber local LLM that hallucinates a bit and isn’t too woke.
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Comment #37311236
Mid-40s here. I do contract work and it’s fine. I take 5 or 6 months off every few years and am planning to take a full year off to travel in the next five years. We could die any …