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Scheduling is NP-Hard. We need responses in milliseconds(cal.com)
2 points by mirzap 6d ago|1 comments
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Building Commerce Agents with Claude(claude.com)
1 points by mirzap 14d ago|0 comments
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The Email Verification API(resend.com)
4 points by mirzap 14d ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 15d ago
I wonder why they didn't try to discover if the user already has those binaries and use them before downloading.
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by mirzap 15d ago
Omarchy ISO is downloaded 20000 times A DAY. It's in the top 3 distros now. Only very sad and delusional people hate its success. I pity them, but I don’t want them anywhere near me.
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by mirzap 16d ago
Ubuntu wouldn't be Ubuntu we know today if Mark hadn't put his own money into it ($10m initially, oh, the irony); the same goes for Omarchy.
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by mirzap 16d ago
Yup, that's why I think they will fork it.
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by mirzap 16d ago
Hyperland being funded for 3 years benefits all distros and users that rely on it. The same goes for Quickshell. And my guess is that this is only the beginning. They will support any project that Omarchy is built on. They even reached out
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by mirzap 16d ago
You realize Omarchy just started a couple of months ago, right? The founder himself put his money and time where his mouth is. Most of the thousands of distros are just a collection of config changes in GNOME, etc. There is no fundamental c
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by mirzap 16d ago
They just founded the Foundation, and the money has not been allocated yet. But Hyperland, Quickshell, and some others already got 3 year sponsorship deals. The AUR maintainers refused the cooperation and the money. So they will start worki
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by mirzap 19d ago
Why do people keep insisting that subscription plans are subsidized? They are not. API prices are outrageous, designed to milk enterprise users. They probably have an 80-90% profit margin on subscription plans. Inference is cheap; Dax once
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by mirzap 19d ago
Not really. MFA still protects against the much more common case where the password itself is compromised, either through a breach, reuse, phishing, interception, bad storage, etc. An MFA code is short-lived and can’t simply be reused later
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by mirzap 28d ago
Awesome write up! This is now one of my favorite articles on HN.
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by mirzap 29d ago
They are not taking any losses; they just charge the regular price with a very tiny profit margin. US healthcare costs are heavily inflated. Insurance is a scam that lets the rich get richer. All insurance should be non-profit. We all contr
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Vercel AI Gateway: GPT-5.6 Sol is 50% off for the next month(vercel.com)
1 points by mirzap 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 1mo ago
And it's not just on OpenRouter; Vercel offers the same: https://vercel.com/changelog/gpt-5-6-sol-is-50-off-on-ai-gat...
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by mirzap 1mo ago
It's discounted if used via OpenRouter, not the official API.
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A TanStack Router Navigation(tanstack.com)
1 points by mirzap 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 1mo ago
Nope. You are charged for the reasoning tokens as well. Actually, most of the expense is the reasoning part.
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by mirzap 1mo ago
On an industrial scale, yes, of course.
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Infrastructure for software that thinks – OSS Workers, Durable Objects(rivet.dev)
1 points by mirzap 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 1mo ago
Yup, I agree. I’m just clarifying what I meant by my original comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49206654
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by mirzap 1mo ago
I agree. We all make these kinds of trade-offs sometimes. We trade some amount of money for peace of mind, more interesting work, better colleagues, a healthier environment, and so on. But I never buy the "mission" story, or the &
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by mirzap 1mo ago
Anyone who thinks people work for anything other than money is delusional. Anyone who works for "the mission" is an idiot - no company or billionaire running a company cares about you. They will let you go in a heart beat.
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Solid Start 2.0 is Released(github.com)
3 points by mirzap 1mo ago|0 comments
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Self-hosted, distributed Durable Objects and Workers(celld.dev)
17 points by mirzap 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 1mo ago
Just proving my point. "Hey, look, AC current can kill you. We must stop this nonsense" https://www.wired.com/2012/01/0104edison-uses-ac-to-kill-ele...
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by mirzap 1mo ago
I used the softer word "foolish" - but in reality, they are idiots. Yes, they are, and they will look like idiots in the future when China wins the AI race. In the same way, nuclear opponents are idiots and have contributed to the
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by mirzap 1mo ago
Search engines are free.
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by mirzap 1mo ago
The majority of people opposed AC current, cars, steam engines, rail tracks, airplanes, computers, the internet, and so on. There was always irrational fear present with new tech advances. People opposing data centers will not look any less

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