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keepingscore
2y ago
I went on a long journey trying to find a pebble replacement. If you are looking for the closet smart watch to the pebble experience then https://a.co/d/6hEwdmc check out the Garmin instinct 2. 28 day battery life. Get
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keepingscore
2y ago
Post by @naval on January 3: "AI won't replace programmers, but rather make it easier for programmers to replace everyone else." Reply by @X.Wallets on January 3: "AI can write programs per CEO Jensen Huang." Follo
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2y ago
Fwiw I don't think he's talking to you. My feed is filled with ai influencers getting all kinds of likes and comments, ready to declare AGI is here!
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keepingscore
2y ago
You should be able to do that already by taking all of your customers nit embeddings and averaging them to produce a point in space that represents the universal nit. Embeddings are really cool and the fact that they still work when averagi
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2y ago
This isn't my post but I work with llms everyday and I've seen this kind of instruction ignoring behavior on sonnet when the context window starts getting close to the edge.
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2y ago
Learning from copy written work requires a license to access that work. You can extract information from the world's best books by purchasing those books. But no author is being compensated here they download books.torrent then uses th
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6y ago
Define positive impact.
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6y ago
Was this team on holiday when they designed the mouse to have it's charging port on the bottom?
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Reflections on my career as a woman in tech
(jessrrobins.medium.com)
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6y ago
Looks like adafruit makes one https://www.adafruit.com/product/4500?gclid=Cj0KCQiA0MD_BRCT...
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Ask HN: Managers, how are you organizing your notes?
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6y ago
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Show HN: Bypass paywalls and read your news on the terminal
(github.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Hi! I made imgcat. I wanted to say how wonderful it is to wake up and find myself on the front page of hackernews. Things are so hard right now in the pandemic and this has given me a little virtual hug. Big thanks to the eng team at https
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6y ago
Is using this chrome/fx addon a option for your use case? https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/11500199265...
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6y ago
I don't understand the sued comment. Why can we heavily tax gas to pay for roads but taxing plastics to pay for recycling costs is a non starter?
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6y ago
Ooof I'm on asana for the first time after using jira for 10+ years. I hate it. Asana is a generic workflow tool where jira leans towards software development. This means that every part of your process you need to create in asana then
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6y ago
I built a better rss feed for reddit to use with Feedly. Notable features: * Links to the content rather than the comments * Embeds a summary of the content * Supports images, gifs and videos * Extra query params (nsfw block, up vote limits
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Fediverse Explorer, trending content report from Mastodon, Pixelfed and Pleroma
(fediverse.0qz.fun)
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7y ago
Upside Travel | Full Stack Engineers | Washington, DC | ONSITE https://upside.com/company/careers We are an ambitious, well-funded startup with plans to change a $1 trillion-dollar global industry. This is no ordinary
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7y ago
Upside Travel | Full Stack Engineers | Washington, DC | ONSITE https://upside.com/company/careers We are an ambitious, well-funded startup with plans to change a $1 trillion-dollar global industry. This is no ordinary
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Mastodon Explorer – trending content analysis from 3000 instances
(mastodon-explorer.netlify.com)
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8y ago
Based on their logic ads in newspapers aren't ads because customer information isn't shared with the advertiser until they connect with the ad and visit their store.
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8y ago
Did I read that correctly we are going to lose the ability to require paths and modules eg import {} from './services' or import {} from 'lodash'?
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8y ago
Re 3. Funny you should mention net http's goroutine per request model. Fasthttp massively out performs stdlib on every techemporer benchmark using a goroutine/worker pool model. https://stackoverflow.com/questions
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8y ago
How do 5 DotA players coordinate? They share information via voice? How does a deep learning algorithm coordinate between 5 heros? I assume it's not 5 bots communicating over some channel but one bot acting on 5 heros?
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8y ago
If you are curious about the benchmarks https://gist.github.com/trashhalo/b2f120fb9d20bd4003bf125c02... There seems to be a 3x overhead for using go webassembly for this use case. I filed an issue for performance hit.
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Example node http server powered by a golang webassembly module
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8y ago
He is operating in the mindset that the backend is just a dumb persistence layer with auth. If all the problems he is we solving fit into that world view than more power to him. I'm a backend team lead for a travel company. To render t
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10y ago
If anyone is interested the data came from https://github.com/cdipaolo/hub-db make your own foul talking bot!
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Show HN: Markov chain Twitter bot. Trained on comments left on Pornhub
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
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