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by heeton 4mo ago
If you like building keyboards, you’ll end up using a couple of these. I have 6!
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by heeton 4mo ago
As someone who partially uses depot but was still affected by this github issue, we obviously haven't moved over enough. We use your runners but github is still blocking us. Hope you don't mind the public ask, it seems useful for
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by heeton 4mo ago
Ugh, same. 30 mins with 2 devs trying to figure it out before they posted an update.
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by heeton 4mo ago
Sardonic but not useful.
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Ask HN: We need a standard way to declare how much AI was used in a PR
2 points by heeton 4mo ago|4 comments
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by heeton 4mo ago
1 ticket: you can only sell back, no name change. You’re solo, not going with anyone, this works. 2 tickets: you can either sell them both back, OR change ONLY one name once. This means you have the option of buying two tickets up front, be
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by heeton 5mo ago
Same, our team has been on it for a year and it's very good.
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by heeton 5mo ago
I wouldn't say "buying software that saves us time" is gambling, but you do you.
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by heeton 5mo ago
It’s not 17m for an idea to improve git. It’s 17m for a tool which hopes to serve companies and charge money and make more than 17m in profit as a result. If you look at the set of dev tooling, teams will frequently pay many hundreds per de
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by heeton 5mo ago
Anecdotally, Claude has worked far better for our elixir team than the others we’ve tried.
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by heeton 6mo ago
> I totally support the phone-free bar and restaurant experience If you then expect an exemption because your phone use is different then I challenge that you don’t actually support the experience. If you want to read news in a phone-f
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by heeton 6mo ago
100%. I have a guiding approach when solving problems: keep reframing and exploring until the solution becomes obvious. I often find, if I've got a complicated solution, it’s because I haven’t fully examined the problem.
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by heeton 6mo ago
Author’s central point is that an LLM answer “is optimized for arrival, not for becoming” (to paraphrase from the Google “Lucky” part). So a reasoning LLM that does the comparisons and checks “like a human” still fails the author’s test. Th
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by heeton 7mo ago
That episode, and this Gavin quote, encapsulate the attitude perfectly. “I don't want to live in a world where someone makes the world a better place, better than we do.”
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by heeton 8mo ago
I upvoted because I’m very keen for more teams to start trying to solve this problem and release tools and products to help. Context gathering and refinement is the biggest issue I have with product development at the moment.
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by heeton 9mo ago
If you remove a reaction to politics and/or management practice, this is quite an obvious question, no? Hypothetically: Substitute Microsoft for a company with “zero downtime” as one of their company values. Now imagine you were asked
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by heeton 10mo ago
Random data point: I'm in the UK and have visited Serbia twice for Skiing and time in Belgrade. It was a cool place.
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by heeton 10mo ago
That's with a naive stereo split. Many would still put the bass on one side, with the binaural processing so it's still heard on the right, but quieter and with a tiny delay.
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by heeton 11mo ago
Rare-earth magnets do not fall under “exotic”.
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by heeton 11mo ago
Your comment wasn’t wrong. Neither is the reply wrong to be frustrated about how the world understands this complex topic. You’re talking about autism. The reply is about autism spectrum DISORDER. Different things, exacerbated by the imprec
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by heeton 11mo ago
Minor correction: the water is evaporated. It remains in the water cycle but is removed from the water source for any downstream users.
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by heeton 11mo ago
I enjoyed seeing it described in those games :) I'm pretty sure it was that series that also described https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_droplet_radiator , with the side effects of different ships having very d
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by heeton 11mo ago
Member of Golgafrinchian Ark Fleet Ship C here. I like to make stuff, hack on projects. I code, I woodwork, I solder, I build. I love AI in the same way I love a router and dovetail jig in the workshop. My son and I were playing minecraft,
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by heeton 1y ago
To be clear, there are 140 active games right now. That 21k number is active “correspondence” games where moves can take a day and games can take months.
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by heeton 1y ago
Nice to see other go players here! Here are some go resources I like that I haven’t seen mentioned yet. 1. https://gomagic.org/ , it has free and paid content, and I learned a lot here. 2. The European go journal. A nice pr
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by heeton 1y ago
Gurt is a colloquial synonym for “hyper” (The “h” in http).
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by heeton 1y ago
Adding 10GW of power as they plan, is 87TWh. 2%. That’s huge. The hope is that this can drive renewables or nuclear rollout, but not sure that hope is realistic.
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by heeton 1y ago
To be that guy: you’re objecting to someone’s subjective phrasing while also using your own subjective phrasing. Language is malleable and messy, and I find it doesn’t help discourse if you attack the surface reading of a comment. I don’t t
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by heeton 1y ago
We already have transponders on freeways. They’re technically passive reflectors, but they reflect a high proportion of incident EM waves, in the visible spectrum, and exist between lanes on every major road in the US. Also known as white p
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by heeton 1y ago
I'm no audio engineer either, but those computer voice sound "saw-tooth"y to me. From what I understand, it's more basic models/techniques that are undersampling, so there is a series of audio pulses which give it t

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