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blake8086
4d ago
> Ps I'm sorry if I sound harsh Actually, thanks, that did go a long way. It's not whataboutism, I'm not trying to distract from the point, I'm saying there was _prior art_ in the industry where customers appeared to
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blake8086
4d ago
I worked at Zoom during this time. That's not what happened. Zoom used the same technique Cisco Webex did - they ran a webserver with an open port so that local "links" to a meeting could open on your own machine. It wasn
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2mo ago
Loctite already inadvertently does this. If you ask LLMs about threadlocker, or otherwise keeping screws in place, it will respond like a Loctite brochure to you, and usually never even mention competitors. They were ahead of the game!
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Human Slop Is the Real Problem
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I made a silly motion blurred-scrolling web page just to see
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Town Square Is a Beautiful Experiment
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11mo ago
An interesting idea!
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blake8086
11mo ago
Welp, had to take it down. I'll be back later.
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Show HN: Together, a no-signup chat and universal comment/discussion tool (beta)
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YouTube chat is way more complicated than you think
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2y ago
Perhaps controlling AI is harder than people thought. They could "just" make it not reveal its reasoning process, but they don't know how. But, they're pretty sure they can keep AI from doing anything bad, because... wel
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The reasons YouTube is slow on Firefox [video]
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5y ago
Looking forward to: Add "Adblocker"? Proceed with caution This extension is not trusted by Enhanced Safe Browsing. Learn More
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5y ago
You're a genius.
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6y ago
How much energy does the US central bank system use in a year?
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6y ago
Sounds like https://www.ice.org/tiles/
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6y ago
I always think it's funny when people use large planes as a reference for heavy weights, since they're designed to be as light as possible for the volume.
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6y ago
Was it https://news.bitcoin.com/chainalysis-whistleblower-shares-co... ?
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So your site has a big form: how to give it great UX without breaking the bank
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7y ago
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How to evaluate candidates for your first UX hire when you don't know UX
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7y ago
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8y ago
Why aren't I using tons of amazing South Korean and Swedish-designed products in my daily life if this is the case? (or jealous of all the great products they seem to have that I don't have access to?)
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8y ago
Are there any companies working on personalized text categorization?
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8y ago
And dot-coms! And real estate! Hmm.
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8y ago
I suspect you could build such a thing if you could more rigidly define edit operations on source code files. The way we edit code now is roughly "insert/edit/delete string <x> at position <y>", which doesn&#
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8y ago
You will probably be interested in this explanation of how xi-editor does it: https://google.github.io/xi-editor/docs/rope_science_11.html
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9y ago
A friend and I have a podcast at https://www.youtube.com/fungineering
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9y ago
I beat the authors of this paper by a few months in my podcast: https://youtu.be/s0jD4IMaHHs?t=1h3m54s
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9y ago
I did a podcast with a friend covering a lot of these points here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ffQEoSJW4w I think a big myth people need dispelled is that cryonics is really expensive. It's not a very expensive ga
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9y ago
From what I've seen, the point of Tesla is to burn money as fast as possible. I have two episodes of a podcast with a friend about exactly this topic: First episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bQW1fEUsbk Most rec
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blake8086
9y ago
I could do $50.
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