Mathias

Mathias

@forcepushmain.dev

Hobby photographer, developer and secretly spiderman.

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So I went back to twitter to have a look due to the new xAi. Tested the twitter deepseek thing on musk. I am actually kind of impressed: x.com/i/grok/share... TL;DR: …Based on this analysis, of Elon Musk’s last 1,000 tweets… I estimate 80 tweets are true—factually accurate or verifiable statements

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I can approve the AI not being censored if someone would actually go through and verify that this is the result of removing some biases, it will still need to be handheld somewhat, but I do think the intense censoring of other models are currently too extreme.

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This. I've thought about this a ton, and I've come to firmly believe the solution to AI scraping lies in legal, not technical, measures. Adding limitations to who can access websites undermine the fundamental principles of the open web. When you lock AI out of the web, you end up locking up the web.

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Most attempts to make the web harder to scrape will also make it less accessible. Hard to prevent static analysis without also breaking screen readers

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Most attempts to make the web harder to scrape will also make it less accessible. Hard to prevent static analysis without also breaking screen readers

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Announcing PicMenu – a free & open source menu visualizer! It takes a restaurant menu picture and generates nice images for each dish, and works great for lots of non-english menus too. Powered by Llama 3.2 vision + Flux and available today!

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prosa.oever.liOpenTofu Infrastructure as Code - Deploy a docker instance to HetznerPreviously named OpenTF, OpenTofu is a fork of Terraform that is open-source, community-driven, and managed by the Linux Foundation. OpenTofu lets you define your infrastructure as code (IaC) and mana...
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Tried OpenTofu yet? OpenTofu lets you define your infrastructure as code (IaC) and manage it with providers like: - EKS: Run Kubernetes clusters on AWS. - Hetzner: Create VMs, firewalls, load balancers, etc. - Explore: search.opentofu.org/providers 🔥 Let's deploy a Docker instance together! 🔥

Just watched a video of someone scared of LLMs becoming sentient/AGI. From my understanding, as long as an AI model is unable to learn in realtime, this will never happen. I see no reason to be scared before we change the "algorithm" to be able to learn on the fly. Thoughts?

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🌠 The best icon pack in the world right now, IMO, is Lucide (lucide.dev). It builds on @colebemis.com’s incredible work with Feather Icons, extending it from ~300 icons to >1500. It has fully-typed bindings for React and many other frameworks. And I just found out: they’re even more optimized! 🧵

Microsofts powerplatform and powerapps are great, but they need to do something when it comes to debugging. Currently there is no way to debug issues without creating a lot of dummydata. There should be a way to interact with data without changing it, locally. @mscommunity.bsky.social

Im making a security focused christmas calendar ctf style for my company. Does anyone have any cool problems I could put in? Most of it is already done, but I need some inspiration for the last ones. Cant be too difficult as many people from different backgrounds are going to solve it #cybersecurity

Tailscale has been a savior when I need to debug backend code on a constantly developing frontend (app). Obscure bugs can be tested in realtime towards the backend via the vpn. Even by customers (if I had let them into my network). But having a remote colleauge being able to target my backend

And save on build time for dev is actually amazing. Obscure bugs that require realtime debugging can be debugged across the globe if need be. You could also run the app locally, but being able to focus on my backend tasks while allowing the app developer to target my current local build to run tests

Been a firefox user for close to 20 years now, zen browser is really tempting, its close to where I want it to be to use it as my primary browser. That being said, I don't know if I am ready to switch yet. Mostly because I have a good container setup in firefox and don't want to set it up again.

Been really enjoying the colors that fuji produces with their film sims the last year. Significantly reduced post processing. (These photos are to show the colors, nothing spectacular about them)

Just got on here and i can tell the vibe is much nicer already. I dont know if I’ll be here forever, but currently it’s a great place to be. ☺️

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