kamyarg

Where did I claim otherwise?

The 79 revolution was done by multitude of groups. Most of which did not support the ayatollah. Ayatollah still, with the help of his supporters, did end up leading the country.

So your claim I quoted is misleading. It reads as if all of the people taking part in it wanted this current situation. It is disrespectful to the people that following the revolution, opposed khomeini take power, were hunted down, went through brutal torture and some gave their life.

This is inaccurate and misleading.

The revolution was hijacked.

Various political groups that were against the monarchy did the revolution and in the months following the revolution they were hunted down, executed or assassinated.

On GCP I had AI draft a pubsub setup that would disable billing on limit reached.

It said it is the only way to have proper hard limits.

Probably need to do something similar for DO also

One solution is banking apps that let you create extra cards and assigning hard limits to spending. Wise & Revolut apps can do that.

Have to mention OpenRouter also, I logged into OpenRouter through pi, on the auth screen it optionally let me set a limit which is very smart and user friendly.

You can see this is not a cyclic issue.

Or atleast not a cycle shorter than couple thousand years.

https://github.com/kamyar/youtube-without-ai

Signed extension can be downloaded from latest release page:

https://github.com/kamyar/youtube-without-ai/releases/latest

https://github.com/kamyar/ozm - Oberzugriffsmeister (“chief access master”)

Still some rough edges, and definitely not security audited. :)

In essence: All commands are routed through ozm, which has a per project and global allow list and block list.

Otherwise asks the user and does its best remembering what the user allowed to execute including debug/one off scripts that the agents write. If a previously allowed files was changed, it shows a diff of what changed since the last execution.

I love Tiergarten, but I see the surrounding being overrun by these as why it is so underrated/unknown. Otherwise an amazing place to cycle through, chill on the grass with friends or grab a beer in Café am Neuen See.

Hope this initiative fails spectacularly.

Thank you!

> 80% of Anthropic's revenue comes from outside the United States.

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Thank you

> Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.

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> Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes.

> Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.

> Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity.

Thank you for the digging that up and sharing.

icloud works great.

Was thinking of proton but reading your comment has changed my mind, good catch-all custom domain support is a must for me.

I am using them.

Sending an email from catch-all covered email is not a big issues also, create use, delete and it still works.

I am slowly transitioning to icloud from gmail, was thinking of proton but reading the above comment made me change my mind, good custom domain support is a must for me.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sponsorblock/

Crowd sourced in-video sponsor auto skip, I have been contributing to it myself as the UX is great.

AI assisted coding (i.e. all kinds) are going to take off even further as tools with better UX/DX get developed even if LLMs de-accelerate and some of the technologies might become COBOLs of future.

Interesting times to be alive indeed.

This is rare but depends on your manager, if they don't want you around. You will still be paid for the remaining of your "employment" but will not be working.

Swiss, Dutch and Swedes are all also doing much better imho.

It has been some time since I did it(Late 2018 I think), but was really informative to get the mindset and different constraints people deal with in smart contract world.

[1] https://www.cryptokitties.co/kitten-class/breeding/introduct...

two things that come to my mind:

- There is really no random() function due to need for determinism

- Space vs. Time complexity is distorted, the gas you pay for instruction vs. byte is really different economics compared to AWS EC2 instance/hour etc.