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Locunity covers democracy, not infrastructure
(render.com)
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2mo ago
Brad Woods has an amazing website dynamically illustrating the concept of "juice", which he defines as "the non-essential visual, audio and haptic effects that enhance the player's experience". There's an examp
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3mo ago
Agreed. In my experience, product development is 60% of the work. There's a ton of other stuff like RTB tasks, infra overhauls, etc that good PMs acknowledge the importance of but is primarily driven by the engineering team.
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Working with Product Managers
(seangoedecke.com)
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4mo ago
Yeah I think this maps onto grep-based code search well. Right now agents grep, read the results, grep again, and every hit lands in context. This architecture turns that into one program: fan out the greps, filter and dedupe in the sandbox
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Rethinking search as code generation
(research.perplexity.ai)
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https://locunity.com/ We use AI to monitor hundreds of local government commissions and give real-time intelligence to B2B, residents, and governments. If you're a business trying to track what's happening in loca
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6mo ago
How are people still flat-earthers after stuff like this
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7mo ago
The order of priority for most people is: 1\ output quality 2\ latency 3\ cost. I will always pays more money if output quality is significantly better and latency is worth the tradeoff. There's also enough cost optimization strategies
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
Err I just tried this with Claude and it responded: "Drive — you need the car at the car wash." :)
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7mo ago
There's nothing novel in this article. This is what every other AI clickbait article is propagating.
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8mo ago
Agreed that is a valid problem, though it's solvable and IMO worth solving.
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8mo ago
https://deviyer.com/
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This is dumb. The solution for all music platforms should be to add a label for AI-generated tracks or artists so users clearly can disambiguate. It's frivolous to prevent someone from enjoying a piece of art whether AI or human. Furth
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
Solid OSINT methodology here. The 10x AS path prepending is the most interesting detail to me b/c typically you'd see prepending used to de-prioritize a route, which raises the question: was this about making traffic avoid CANTV,
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Show HN: Real-time SF 911 dispatch feed (open source)
(sfpoliceblotter.com)
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I'd love to swap notes - hmu at dev@locunity.com !
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9mo ago
Super cool! We are doing the same thing in California: https://locunity.com/
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10mo ago
I don't think the root cause here is AI. It's the repeated pattern of resistance to massive technological change by system-level incentives. This story has happened again and again throughout recent history. I expect it to settle
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10mo ago
It's a hard sell for Cursor users using Gemini 3 to switchover to AntiGravity. There's nothing innovative they have introduced for me to switch IDEs.
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10mo ago
Well AWS runs on Cloudflare...so thanks Cloudflare team!
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32 miners killed in illegal cobalt mine collapse in DRC
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The DRC produces more than 70 per cent of the world supply of cobalt, which is essential for batteries used in electric cars, many laptop computers and mobile phones. More than 200,000 people are estimated to be working in giant illegal cob
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"These models aim to replicate human reasoning and understanding of the physical world, a project LeCun has said could take a decade to mature." What an insane time horizon to define success. I suppose he easily can raise enough c
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11mo ago
Those are great ideas!
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11mo ago
That is a good point, however there are design solutions around it. For example: - Poll every X seconds instead of real-time - Enable user to toggle real-time mode - Load new posts in with a "+" button at the top to fetch the lat
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11mo ago
Pretty cool! I must manually refresh to see new posts. Implementing real-time updates (e.x. via WebSocket or Server-Sent Events) would significantly improve usability.
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