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by geuis 29d ago
Fast download for me. But immediately denied. Doesn't run on Mac intel hardware.
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by geuis 1mo ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript/JS, React, node.js, Redis, Postgres, pgvector, LLM agents, Cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure), ci/cd pipelines, other tech Résumé/
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by geuis 1mo ago
Cyberpunk 2077: > Gameplay Type: First Person Shooter Role Playing Game Summary: A long anticipated release with eight years of development time, the game’s launch has been plagued with bugs and poor performance as well as decidedly mixe
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by geuis 2mo ago
Wonderful piece of art. Excellent callback to what the web used to look like when I was a teenager.
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by geuis 2mo ago
I don't understand the problem space. Meaning I don't understand what this solves. My use case, even on phone: View HN Right click link to open in new tab OR: tap/hold a link then open I a new window. What problem is this sol
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by geuis 2mo ago
Good question! I think I'll use that as a counter question next time I interview. Ask a technical member of the team I'm interviewing with how they handled that situation.
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by geuis 2mo ago
I finally made progress today on a deeply intractable problem that Sonnet was just incapable of solving despite hours of experimentation and multiple attempts. I swapped over to Opus in a new handoff session with the expectation of using at
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by geuis 2mo ago
Glad you posted your experience. I'll definitely be keeping my eye out for shenanigans on my own domains.
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by geuis 2mo ago
I've been a long, long term customer of Namecheap as well. Domain privacy protection is a feature that Namecheap provides for all valid domains. Its included by default at no extra cost. The poster didn't indicate if they had this
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by geuis 2mo ago
They aren't all gone. E.g. this is a mud I've played on occasionally for the last 30 years: https://theforestsedge.com/
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by geuis 2mo ago
No. Even with the amount of co2 current being dumped into the atmosphere there's not enough total solar energy capture to Venus things up. A few thousand years, absolutely. To add: desertification and more or less removing the support
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by geuis 2mo ago
Lot of excellent information. Thanks. I'm glad someone out there doesn't have arachnophobia. I'm also glad it's not me.
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by geuis 3mo ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript/JS, React, node.js, Redis, Postgres, pgvector, LLM agents, Cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure), ci/cd pipelines, other tech Résumé/
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by geuis 3mo ago
Doesn't work for my use-case. GroundingDINO is a text to bounding box model. SAM2 supports coordinate based masks (user taps or clicks somewhere in an image), which is what my research app needs.
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by geuis 3mo ago
Was evaluating YOLO26 within the last month for its on-device (iPhone 16 Pro) segmentation capabilities. Its decent, but its biggest limitation is that its only trained on 80 COCO classes (meaning pre-labeled images). If whatever is in your
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by geuis 3mo ago
Ignore me
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by geuis 3mo ago
Guessing you've never worked a service job. It's a good way to learn how to interact with the public early on. The success model is not being fired for bad social customer interactions. Even if you're an introvert, working fo
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by geuis 3mo ago
It's not fun because it isn't challenging. I have an expert-1 level of English as a native speaker and heavy reader. But absolutely nothing in this is challenging at all. The one question I got wrong was because the 4 proscribed a
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by geuis 3mo ago
There are no hard words in this puzzle. This is all basic English.
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by geuis 3mo ago
Not sure what this is measuring. I did 30-40 words and got bored because the words are really basic. There's no challenge here. Not even a fun 5 minute game. These are basic English words, nothing extraordinarily hard to understand.
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by geuis 3mo ago
Been deep diving into visual model architectures. Currently running some small evaluations on an idea around unlabeled mask segmentation that will run efficiently on mobile phone hardware. Looking promising so far!
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by geuis 3mo ago
I still remember when Netscape had outdated ssl for a few years because more advanced cryptography was classified by the US gov as armaments or something. Basically used export restrictions to prevent better security technology from being a
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by geuis 3mo ago
For me it wasn't "oh shit" per say, but "oh wow". Some time in 2024 at a company get together, we had an afternoon hackathon. There was a feature in our iOS app that was missing (ability to mute autoplaying game tr
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by geuis 4mo ago
Using css perspective for parallax has been around for years and is much simpler code.
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by geuis 4mo ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript/JS, React, node.js, Redis, Postgres, pgvector, LLM agents, Cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure), ci/cd pipelines, other tech Résumé/
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by geuis 4mo ago
Entire article reads as output from a well structured prompt. It's almost point for point style-wise when I ask for a summary for current repo changes before deciding to do the commit.
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by geuis 4mo ago
Honestly, that's a weird reaction. I don't follow modern programmer slang but even I caught onto "clanker" as meaning "old clanky robot/automaton thing". It has absolutely no relations to negative verbiage
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by geuis 4mo ago
Yah. But for YouTube I use Vinegar. I don't use the YouTube app, prefer the mobile website.
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by geuis 4mo ago
I use 2 and they work very well. No options for auto playing videos though. 1Blocker and AdGuard. For 1Blocker I have everything enabled except adult content and scripts. AdGuard has everything turned off except for General. These are just
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by geuis 4mo ago
To the author if they happen to see this. Please kill the auto playing video. If someone is listening to something else on their phone this always takes over and interrupts.

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