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9d ago
> Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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2mo ago
Aliexpress is king for cheap IoT modules/accessories https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-esp32-s3.html
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2mo ago
Eh. This isn’t a finished project. Designing and writing marketing content requires a completely different headspace to when you’re working the product, and isn’t something you can context switch easily. I only have a problem with obvious A
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3mo ago
Not a prompt, but the Tailwind team have a separate product under development that aims to solve this problem: https://ui.sh
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4mo ago
It's marketing for the origin site. The line of thought is that the author sees significant traffic from xyz.com in the ref query string, and considers advertising or partnering with the origin site. Honestly, it is quite useful for ni
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5mo ago
FWIW I've been experimenting with Three.js and AI for the last ~3 years, and noticed a significant improvement in 5.4 - the biggest single generation leap for Three.js specifically. It was most evident in shaders (GLSL), but also appar
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5mo ago
Unfortunately you've now made an incredibly niche browser, and the lack of those metrics is a good fingerprint by itself. How browsers render SVGs can be used for fingerprinting (even the underlying OS affects this, and I assume you&#x
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Signal does not send any sensitive information in push notifications sent via APNs [0]. This story concerns the local OS cache of push notifications, which are triggered after E2E decryption has occurred. [0] https://mastodon.wor
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6mo ago
This already exists in a limited form as Signed HTTP Exchanges. It's intended primarily for caching and serving content from CDNs, but associating with the origin host. https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ya
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Barometer question
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Huge fan of Reticulum, fixes some of my biggest gripes with Meshtastic. Shame it hasn't got as much adoption yet. For those looking for Meshtastic-equivalent things in the Reticulum ecosystem: - Sideband: iOS/Android chat app ( ht
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11mo ago
It's not that any content created by AI is not copyrightable, it's that work created solely by AI without human input is probably not copyrightable. See also [1] mentioned in the framework linked by sibling comment, AI copyright i
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The content seems really great, however the typesetting makes it quite hard to read: * Code blocks on a subsequent page to the explanation, especially when there is enough space to show it (p18/19) * Call-outs as above (p26/27) *
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Zod 4 supports converting a Zod schema to JSON-Schema (natively, this has always been possible with 3rd-party libs). One key difference is preprocessing/refine. With Zod, you can provide a callback before running validation, which is s
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I’d imagine their capabilities mirror that of Mistral OCR [1]. Mistral outputs markdown, the image would have to be convertible to a reasonably useful markdown structure (charts, tables etc). [1] https://mistral.ai/en/n
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There is No Antimemetics Division
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That works fine if the company itself stores the data, but becomes difficult to enforce when 3rd parties store the data. Imagine a company with an EU presence stores it's EU data in US, with a hypothetical cloud provider that doesn
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I just gave Martin a go. What I'm looking for is an AI PA that can: - do some research on a given company/individual/website and give me a summary. - preferably also identify a contact email. - handle selecting a good time fo
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2y ago
You might also be interested in checking out IPFS/IPNS
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An alternative for the background which might be slightly easier would be to use the same image as the vinyl, but apply a blur and scale up. Other ideas for branding: - Use the image to generate a colour palette to ensure text content has g
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In your analogy it would be more like paying someone to mow your lawn because your neighbour got it done for $10, then being charged $100 because your house number is even. It might be in the terms and conditions, but it’s bad faith to not
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It's great you've share this, I've been searching for something like it for a while. I've also struggling finding 'basic' wysiwgy builders, a lot of the existing solutions have trended towards adding as many fe
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My argument isn't that Paypal is more wasteful necessarily, it's more pointing out the inconsistencies in how value vs sustainability is weighed up. Ethereum is currently doing 30 TPS [0], and Paypal ~200 [1]. Assuming that energy
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YouTube used over 175 times more energy watching Gangnam Style in 2019 than Ethereum uses per year. Paypal uses 100x the power consumed by PoS Ethereum in a year [0]. This argument was (and still is) valid for PoW algorithms, but energy con
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4y ago
Software development and consulting. None of this prevents us issuing refunds, we can simply reverse a payment by sending the funds back.
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HN has always been quite anti-crypto, but I'd like to pose a counter argument. I run a remote services-based organisation in a related industry, and we switched to 100% crypto payments across the business. It's massively simplifie
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4y ago
Why not get an Apple TV in that case? That has exactly the workflow you’re looking for.
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The US alone has lost three nuclear weapons which have never been recovered [0]. If you search Broken Arrow you’ll find several lists of past incidents and recovery operations. [0] https://www.bbc.com/future/article
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FWIW we’ve been using ffmpeg-wasm on one of our products [0] for a couple months and the main issue is garbage collection. You’re limited to 4GB memory, but if you don’t kill and restart the workers every N operations it crashes the browser
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Ask HN: Simple developer-friendly chat app for home automation?
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