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Show HN: Nonograms TUI(github.com)
3 points by dtnewman 23d ago|0 comments
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by dtnewman 2mo ago
I love how ghostty does windows/tabs/splits, but ultimately, I don't find myself using them. I find that I only have so much muscle memory in my hands, and I need to stick with one solution that works everywhere. A multiplexe
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by dtnewman 3mo ago
They won't try to. ChatGPT is already starting with ads, which is potentially far more profitable (as evidenced by the fact that the most profitable company of all time makes 90%+ of their revenue through ads).
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
Google has 90% market share. DDG has 0.7%. I don't have a POV on whether AI mode is good or not, but surely there's gonna be some people who dislike it, and even if that's a tiny percentage, it can be a huge boost to DDG.
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
1) this article doesn't really cite that this is due to AI. It cites a reuters article which in turn cites an internal memo, which says that they need to be focused, with AI being an important initiative. So the title is a bit misleadi
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
> Token-maxxing is a silly idea Well I guess you also thing that getting a job promotion is a silly idea? /s
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
If you feel this way, you might like my new CLI tool, Burn, Baby, Burn (those tokens) ( https://github.com/dtnewman/burn-baby-burn/tree/main ). Show HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
Yeah, lots of enterprise features in the works, but first i need to raise money at a $1B+ valuation (this might seem high for a project that started 4 hours ago, but it's actually very low for the project that will soon be the #1 consu
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
Sorry, it will be a while. We're currently building out enterprise features like SSO/SAML support, role based burn access, and a carbon offset marketplace. As you can imagine, we're burning a lot of tokens to get these out, b
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
This is what inspired me to build my new CLI tool, Burn, Baby, Burn ( https://github.com/dtnewman/burn-baby-burn/tree/main ). (If you are a VP at Amazon, yes, I'll consider acquisition offers. I'm als
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
And you'll be such a productive engineer!
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
This article inspired me to build "Burn, baby burn", a CLI tool for burning tokens. See: - Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48151287 - github: https://github.com/dtnewman/burn-bab
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by dtnewman 4mo ago
Creator here. Are you a startup looking to show investors your hefty AI budget? Are you an engineer trying to top the AI token leaderboard? Wanna show your friends how "AI Native" you are? Look no further, I created this for you.
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Show HN: Burn, baby, burn (those tokens)(github.com)
135 points by dtnewman 4mo ago|30 comments
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Show HN: Zev helps you remember (or discover) CLI commands with natural language(github.com)
6 points by dtnewman 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dtnewman 7mo ago
Open Source isn't going anywhere. Open Contribution might be on the way out. I built an open source command line tool ( https://github.com/dtnewman/zev ) that went very minorly viral for a few days last year. What I
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by dtnewman 7mo ago
> "show me how this handles 10K records" Presumably the issue here is that you have customers with >10k records, but can't show them. Why not take their data and anonymize it, then put it under a fake customer? > &
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by dtnewman 8mo ago
many many people have had an idea like Clawdbot. The difference is that the execution resonates with people + great marketing
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by dtnewman 8mo ago
> The current landscape is a battle between loss-leaders. OpenAI is burning through billions of dollars per year and is expected to hit tens of billions in losses per year soon. Your $20 per month subscription to ChatGPT is nowhere near
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by dtnewman 9mo ago
General rule... you have zero obligation to merge any code to your repo, much less bad code, or very large hard-to-review submissions. I think that it's bad manners for someone to submit a big PR without prior experience with the proje
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by dtnewman 10mo ago
This python code comes pretty close: ``` # main.py if __name__=="__main__": print("This code is not useful") ``` /s
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by dtnewman 11mo ago
I think what this misses is that insurers handle the hassle of dealing with negotiated rates. As an example, if you go to the ER and get a strep test, you might be billed $500, and insurance will pay $7 (as ridiculous as this sounds). If yo
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by dtnewman 1y ago
Seems like a non-story? Person starts a company and for legal or other technical reasons needs to restructure it. This happens all the time.
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by dtnewman 1y ago
this. And since I was traveling every week, it was even easier to know that i'd use the credit. Not worth paying extra for a cash refund.
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by dtnewman 1y ago
> I almost always book the minimum flight, basic economy, whether or not I am paying. There is so little to be gained from moving up compared to the price. I recently had a five month period where I took a plane ride every single week fo
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by dtnewman 1y ago
Look for startups that interest you and then email the founders. Follow up every two months until you hear a hard no. Things are absolute chaos at an early startup and it's rare that the job board (if even there at all) is up to date.
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by dtnewman 1y ago
> you can rent an H100 for an hour for under $10 Far cheaper these days. More like $2-3 for a consumer to do this. For bulk deals, pricing is often < $2.
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by dtnewman 1y ago
For those who prefer reading, this is more or less an audio version of of his essay from years ago: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/
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by dtnewman 1y ago
I actually get a lot of value out of the repairability. It lets me buy a cheaper computer upfront without having to worry about whether i can upgrade later on. How many times have I thought, maybe i should get 2tb just in case, and then end
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by dtnewman 1y ago
Looks like you might've found that magical thing which is product-market fit. I'm rooting for you. $200 is a really nice entry-price point. If I'm being honest, I'm marginally interested in this, but doubt that I'd

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