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fortenforge
16d ago
Note that it seems increasingly unlikely that it was actually synthesized. > Emerging information calls into question whether this compound was in fact synthesized. > while the student remains under medical supervision, their initial
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Why I joined DOGE
(npr.org)
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fortenforge
1y ago
Perhaps not the best example to choose given that the president managed to fully ignore that law. Tik-Tok remains unbanned to this day despite there being no sale.
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fortenforge
1y ago
The absolute gall of this person, who is a 2 year transplant from Chicago, to cast aspersions on the tech industry. Their evidence of our wrongdoing? * We own the wrong books * We pay both too much and too little in taxes * We support "
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fortenforge
2y ago
One of the cooler features in Windsurf is Cascade, sort of an agent powered by an LLM that you can talk to and can make changes to your codebase. Here's an example of me using Cascade to solve a CTF challenge: https://youtu.
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Show HN: Windsurf – Agentic IDE
(codeium.com)
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fortenforge
2y ago
Eh not quite. Famously, you can fork VSCode, but you can't use the VSCode Extension Marketplace if you do, which loses a lot of the network effect benefits of the VSCode ecosystem. (As far as I know Cursor is flat out violating Microso
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Show HN: Codeium launches Supercomplete – next intent prediction
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2y ago
Codeium has extensions for all the major IDEs, including IDEA. https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/20540-codeium-ai-autoco...
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Who forked VSCode this time?
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People are worried about Large Language Models
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fortenforge
2y ago
How would Google have access to Microsoft's emails?
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2y ago
These emails were released as part of the antitrust lawsuit against Google currently being pursued by the FTC. It seems to me that contrary to the FTC's claims about how Google's monopoly power leads it to stop innovating, exactly
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The Math Behind the Eddington Expedition
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3y ago
I think this airplane is not the best way to experience full totality—especially if it's your first time seeing a total solar eclipse. There still should be plenty of opportunities to see the eclipse from the ground in April!
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Latency, the Ultimate Generative AI Constraint
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Show HN: LLM Autocomplete for Your Terminal
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3y ago
The author mentions at one point that he was unable to solve a problem because he didn't memorize the formula for the Euler totient function in order to count the number of numbers relatively prime to 9999. ...but its actually an inter
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GitHub Copilot's LLM-based security scanning doesn't work
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Codeium Chat Available in Visual Studio
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Codeium Brings vs Codium AI Powers
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3y ago
Cryptographers often tell software engineers that they shouldn't roll their own crypto. I think lawyers would tell software engineers that they shouldn't roll their own license. If you really intend or want other people to be able
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We tried out Gitlab's version of Copilot. It's not good
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Personalizing AI code assistants using fine-tuning
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3y ago
I don't want to be overly rude, but this is nonsense. The reason to learn calculus is that it's incredibly useful in several domains and never learning it prevents you from become a skilled practitioner in those domains which in t
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If you make it harder for startups to achieve profitable exits does that incentivize or disincentivize innovation?
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3y ago
Actually "working overnight" is "probably carcinogenic" which is a higher evidentiary standard than Aspartame which is "possibly carcinogenic". Basically these WHO cancer guidelines are entirely useless in term
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I came away with the exact same takeaway. If you really want to convince people that content moderation is a hard problem, just ask them to listen to this Radiolab episode about Facebook's struggle: https://radiolab.org/
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3y ago
Is it actually feasible to see the Northern Lights within driving distance of the bay area or should I not bother?
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GitHub Copilot emits GPL code
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