djhope99

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by djhope99 2mo ago
> If so that's not ideal Agreed!! I would have loved something better but sometimes you just have to make do. WebSphere was 99% Java (except for a few pesky dlls) and I never saw any oddities, it worked the same as it did on the old
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by djhope99 2mo ago
I have a funny story about a windows IA-64 box. I was working for a large bank and it was all windows, including production. We used to run WebSphere Application Server on Windows. I was looking for a dev server to run unit tests on, includ
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Show HN: Model Due Diligence(github.com)
3 points by djhope99 3mo ago|0 comments
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by djhope99 6mo ago
> how do you use Claude over telegram ? Here are the docs. https://code.claude.com/docs/en/channels - actually I couldn’t even get this going myself so I asked Claude to do it (meta) and it did, I also had it s
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by djhope99 6mo ago
Luckily my pixel was fully unlocked- phew.
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by djhope99 6mo ago
Personally I appreciate the clarity and technical enforcement vs banning accounts. I switched OpenClaw to MiniMax 2.7. This combined with Claude over telegram does enough for me. OpenClaw used to burn through all my Claude usage anyway.
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by djhope99 6mo ago
Uh oh. I just brought a pixel 6a from Swappa, was hoping to use a different os. Not arrived yet though.
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Show HN: Ducktel – observability when the consumer is an AI agent, not a human(github.com)
1 points by djhope99 6mo ago|0 comments
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by djhope99 9mo ago
Ha! I just saw one of these this morning on LinkedIn, an engineer complaining about AI / Vibecoding and thought exactly the same. I find these overreactions amusing. I don’t know why this is so controversial it’s just a tool, you shoul
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"Everyone complains about Datadog but no one leaves"(reddit.com)
4 points by djhope99 1y ago|2 comments
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by djhope99 1y ago
Anyone on hackernews know why ? I see so many posts like “xyz datadog alternative” presumably this is a poor message then ?
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by djhope99 2y ago
It’s about observability and strongly related to Honeycombs o11y 2.0 vision.
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by djhope99 2y ago
I think sales and consulting can be a bit of a cheat code here. You spend most of your time with customers and so you just kind of navigate their politics without actually involving yourself. The money can be better so it’s a better deal an
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Apple puts "do not hallucinate" into prompts, it works(twitter.com)
4 points by djhope99 2y ago|5 comments
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: "I discourage 1-on-1s"(twitter.com)
58 points by djhope99 2y ago|53 comments
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by djhope99 2y ago
“I don’t do 1-on-1s, and almost everything I say, I say to everybody all the time. I don’t really believe there’s any information that I operate on that only one or two people should hear about… I believe that when you give everybody equal
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by djhope99 2y ago
I’m still using it for watching movies on flights, pretty decent at that. Best in flight entertainment I have ever experienced. I tried to use it for work too and that did not work out, for me the text was too fuzzy and it became frustratin
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Israel used AI to identify bombing targets in Gaza(theverge.com)
5 points by djhope99 2y ago|0 comments
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by djhope99 2y ago
Thanks for taking the time to write this. I appreciate it, I read it to my wife and she agrees we should stop thinking about the why. It’s not so much that we want them to be normal or are particularly worried about that, we are very anxiou
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by djhope99 2y ago
Thank you this is helpful. The genetic part makes sense to me, my wife has PCOS and they have a history of ovarian problems in their family. There are studies linking PCOS and autism and to high levels of testosterone. The mystery to me was
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by djhope99 2y ago
My 8 yr old identical twin daughter’s have severe autism but one is definitely worse than the other, one of them can use some words but the other is completely unable to communicate. I have absolutely no explanation for this, I cannot think
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by djhope99 2y ago
This is exactly how I approached it the first time with just the ear plugs. I find those machine sounds can be quite soothing and hypnotic on their own. I’ll give the music a miss next time.
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by djhope99 2y ago
I thought these were a nice idea when I had my MRI the other day, little did I know that I would barely be able to hear anything over the noise of the MRI machine. Ear plugs were better, kept out the noise of the MRI machine and let me drif
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by djhope99 3y ago
I wonder this has applications for brain degeneration in Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and MS. Anything improving neuroplasticity could be great additions to the treatments for these diseases. I’d like to see more of this get out there and appro
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by djhope99 3y ago
Isn't the Guinness Book of World Records like this? in the sense that it gives people the opportunity to find something nobody else has done and gain some kind of status that didn't really exist before. I absolutely loved watching
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by djhope99 3y ago
I was close to returning my Vision Pro but after using it on a plane recently during a business trip (I travel a fair bit) I will definitely be keeping it. It has been the best in flight entertainment by far, watching 3D movies on here whil
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by djhope99 3y ago
Have you tried a treadmill with a VR headset on? It’s not the movement that’s the problem it’s combining it with a VR headset.
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by djhope99 3y ago
As it stands though VR motion sickness is an even bigger problem for a park ride, sometimes you can get used to the sickness but if you’re doing it for a one off ride.
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by djhope99 3y ago
Sure but I think that Disney is likely to be presenting this as a potential consumer use case and if it can’t make traction there it seems pretty fatal if they can’t find a way to make money from it. We see a lot of POCs like this that neve
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by djhope99 3y ago
John Carmack pointed out on X that there is a fatal flaw in this design: “I am skeptical of something like this making an impact for consumer VR, but it should be possible to integrate the sensor input at the OpenXR level, allowing it to w

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