AaronO

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White House asks OpenAI to limit its next model release(cnn.com)
7 points by AaronO 3mo ago|1 comments
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OpenAI DayBreak – GPT-5.5-Cyber(openai.com)
221 points by AaronO 3mo ago|174 comments
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Unitree R1 – Robotic Humanoid starting at $5900(twitter.com)
3 points by AaronO 1y ago|0 comments
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GPT-Pong – Swift iOS Game by GPT(twitter.com)
1 points by AaronO 4y ago|0 comments
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by AaronO 4y ago
Aaron from Deno here. I'm glad to see this come to light and very much looking forward to developing and strengthening foundational Web APIs underpinning modern JS runtimes such as Deno & Cloudflare Workers. Happy to answer any que
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by AaronO 4y ago
I don't think it's unfair to say that 1 man-hour equates to many machine-hours (in terms of dollar cost). Then in terms of per-core performance, modern JavaScript runtimes are nearly competitive with Go and per-core performance is
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by AaronO 4y ago
We're building a highly multi-tenant "isolate cloud" (think VMs => containers => isolates, as compute primitives). The isolate hypervisor at the core of our cloud platform is built on parts of Deno CLI (since it has a m
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by AaronO 4y ago
Aaron from Deno here, happy to answer any questions you may have !
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by AaronO 4y ago
It was mainly intended to be a "cute" example of the latter. Technically if you were doing this in Node, you would need at least a package.json and would have to configure your TS/JSX transpile, etc...
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by AaronO 4y ago
I agree we could have elaborated on auth, API endpoints or parametric routes (maybe a follow up !). But this example does showcase a few things you don't typically get with a single vanilla HTML file: - JSX + reusable/shared compo
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by AaronO 4y ago
What other kinds of examples would you like to see ? The goal was to showcase simple yet intuitive JSX + tailwind at edge, we didn't elaborate on more advanced use-cases like authenticated pages, API endpoints/forms, dynamic pages
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by AaronO 4y ago
Aaron from Deno here. Of course it's producing HTML as an output, but the point is that you can use JSX and familiar technologies like tailwind to dynamically generate that HTML at edge vs client side. And unlike a pure static site, yo
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by AaronO 5y ago
On many of our internal benchmarks, Deno's std/http server outperforms Node's http (so express/koa too). There's still some room for improvement on our end and we would like to put together rigorous benchmarks befor
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by AaronO 5y ago
Aaron@Deno here, we've been exploring something with the Tauri team but don't have a concrete release on the roadmap since we're focusing on other priorities. I believe an Electron alternative is an important part of the Deno
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by AaronO 5y ago
Whilst not classical de/serialization I wrote serde_v8 ( https://github.com/denoland/serde_v8 ), an expressive and ~maximally efficient bijection between v8 & rust. It has powered Deno's op-layer since 1.9
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by AaronO 11y ago
Hi Aaron from GitBook here. Exactly. I use git a lot, I'm familiar with git's internals and have written a lot of git related code (our git server and all our git related infrastructure). Yet I still flinch at the idea of solving
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Blackfish: Express.js in Swift(github.com)
2 points by AaronO 11y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: YC W16 rejection emails are out
33 points by AaronO 11y ago|82 comments
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Lander (game)(scratch.mit.edu)
7 points by AaronO 11y ago|2 comments
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by AaronO 11y ago
By TeX support I meant that we fully support TeX equations. The website mentions TeX but means LaTeX, I'll get that fixed, sorry for the confusion. Our TeX support allows you basically to write Markdown/Asciidoc and use TeX formul
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by AaronO 11y ago
All books are stored as git repositories so you get branching, history, etc ... out of the box. We have great GitHub integration because it's the main Git host out there, we store git repos too. If we shutdown, our toolchain and book f
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by AaronO 11y ago
You also might want to take a look at GitBook ( https://www.gitbook.com/ ). It supports both Markdown and AsciiDoc and is used by authors to write books, documentation, research-papers (GitBook has great TeX support, in all o
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by AaronO 11y ago
You can already download the MOBI from the book's GitBook page: https://www.gitbook.com/book/0xax/linux-insides/details :)
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by AaronO 12y ago
Hi, Aaron from GitBook here. Thanks for the kind words! Yep, you might have seen the editor: https://www.gitbook.com/editor (the older version is on GitHub: https://github.com/GitbookIO/editor ) I think
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by AaronO 12y ago
Fixed ! Thanks I did mean "guys" in a gender-neutral sense, but you're right it's just as good without.
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by AaronO 12y ago
Hi I'm Aaron, one of the GitBook co-founders checking in. You are giving great feedback and I'm more than happy to answer any questions you have. BTW, in case some of you missed it, we're a big believer in open-source, in fac
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by AaronO 12y ago
GitBook co-founder here. We have a lot of non-english books actually: https://www.gitbook.com/explore , over a thousand in chinese alone. In the upcoming 2.0.0 release, we've further improved internationalisation: http
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by AaronO 12y ago
Yes, it supports inlined math formulas, through Mathjax (and KaTeX). It the upcoming 2.0.0 release, we actually render mathjax formulas to SVGs & PNGs so that they are visible in PDFs/EPUBs/Mobi. Here's a very math intens
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by AaronO 12y ago
GitBook co-founder here, let me know if you guys have any questions !
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OpenBay: Open Source Pirate Bay(github.com)
8 points by AaronO 12y ago|0 comments

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