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ngokevin
8d ago
I feel it's better for LLMs. For each class name, the LLM doesn't have to go out and consume CSS files and read all the cascading rules and determine what other classes elsewhere might have an effect. It has everything it needs to
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3mo ago
You can click your own piece and see the move order to see if it's a possibility you'll be moving into a discovered attack. You can sort of predict that pieces will move if they can go from a non-threatening state to a threatening
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3mo ago
Potentially geocaching too
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4mo ago
HNers aren't just using AI for articles — they're redefining the hacking of news.
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4mo ago
In 1985, a Ross Dress for Less exploded due to methane gas, and congressman Henry Waxman representing the westside used that to federally ban any idea of a subway for decades. Prior to that, Henry Wilshire, who donated the land for Wilshire
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4mo ago
Played violin, sounds nothing like a (plucked/pizzicato) violin.
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5mo ago
I believe in modern medicine but I lost some faith in the American institutions around it when I "diagnosed" my partner with the correct disease that the first rheumatologist dismissed and told them to just stretch. It was officia
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5mo ago
Airdrop has not felt reliable to me all the time, and completely fails on anything larger than a picture or short video. Especially if you are storing your files on iCloud and the pictures and videos don't live on your phone. Been usin
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5mo ago
I use Blood on the Clocktower to do this, it's a social deduction game (that's just not randomly accusing each other) so it gets everyone talking easily
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5mo ago
This short-term thinking makes me pessimistic about UBI. Everyone's addicted to work despite automation and AI creating less need for work. And thinking we live in a zero-sum game where if someone else is benefiting, it must be hurting
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6mo ago
— You dropped your emdash. This comment actually sounds more human than the original post!
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6mo ago
The most AI headline I've ever read
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6mo ago
I guess the AI didn't know what Animal Crossing looks like. Cool visualization though.
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6mo ago
Mostly enjoyed it but the art style gave me motion sickness during and after each session where I had to stop (playing on a TV).
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6mo ago
I'd love an Inter-dimensional Cable channel, just weird surreal stuff
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6mo ago
"This is not...this is" is a tell
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9mo ago
I've repeatedly told ChatGPT to stop talking like this (it isn't X, it's Y) every other sentence
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9mo ago
Thanks for trying and following it. Spent the morning wondering if that's a chance for it and I'm not sure. Just requires Herculean habit building which necessitates dopamine. Anki works because it has 100% of the coverage of peop
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9mo ago
Thanks for the feedback, I'm trying to sort of post-mortem and I think that's always been a major point I thought I could overcome.
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9mo ago
As someone who spent 2+ years building one, I would turn away now if you're looking for traction or sustainability ( https://couplingcafe.com ). Though I don't regret it and learned enough to speak to my in-laws. My rete
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11mo ago
Not sure about the autopilot part (even planes autopilots follow a flight path). I'm not an expert either, but with roads, there are clear lanes and markings. And ability to generally see around you, and judge distance. Is what sets th
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1y ago
Even an iPhone X was running great in 2025, until it finally gave up to age and the network module stopped working. iPhone 13s are lightning quick for me still.
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1y ago
Stardew Valley?
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1y ago
Ah, I meant tech startups. Starting a brewery and machine shop is exactly what I expect from the PDX crowd. I think you echo what I said, people working in PDX tech are there for the salary and coast so they can focus on their own lives out
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1y ago
It helps there to be a strong community of founders, employees willing to take a risk to work at startup for less money, investors, capital, and general energy in the air. PNW tech scene is relatively low-key and apathetic to startups. Anyo
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1y ago
As a PDX native that went to Oregon State and saw a lot of people go towards Intel, I don't feel the Oregon Intel crowd has strong aptitude for starting something up. They're at Intel in the first place because it was a secure job
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1y ago
Wow, we're on the same page. I'm making a language app specifically for couples https://couplingcafe.com ... about to release a version focused on chat that has translator support as well How has it been since you been
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A language learning app for couples ( https://couplingcafe.com ). I wanted to learn my wife's native language, so I've been building this on my own for a long time and testing solutions! Just a few paying happy users. Co
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2y ago
Interestingly, a lot of NBA fans don't even watch NBA games anymore because it's inconvenient (time and commercials) and games have no weight. Just highlights and statlines. Except for tuning in for recent Luka appearances. So it&
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Show HN: Coupling - A Language Learning App for Couples
(couplingcafe.com)
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