pbronez

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by pbronez 12d ago
I thought that was the point of .me, but apparently that’s actually the Montenegro national TLD despite widespread use for personal sites. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.me
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by pbronez 17d ago
It’s more economical at a compute level, but not at the developer level. The moment you start customizing your crawler to use protocol X for site Y your scale story collapses.
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by pbronez 17d ago
“Expect to lose some functionality, at least when accessing our resources anonymously.” This seems fine to me. It would be a better world if we could have anonymous bulk data access. But if aggressive scrapers are bloating host costs, I’m f
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by pbronez 19d ago
Looks interesting. Might want to double check your website - the Customization / Assistants / MCP pills in your hero aren't working for me
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by pbronez 19d ago
Did you publish your results anywhere? I’d be interested to read about them in detail.
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by pbronez 21d ago
This surprised me, so I looked it up. Basically YouTube pays ~55% and Nebula pays 50%. This is complicated by Nebula's "creator owned" situation. Which is complicated [0]. It's something like: - Nebula's assets
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by pbronez 21d ago
I'd be interested to read a blog post with more details about how this works.
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by pbronez 22d ago
Yeah no layoffs in that example. The connection is that it's very easy for the carpenters to see the Etsy business as "crucial," but the CEO decided to kill that entire line of business. From an individual career perspective,
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by pbronez 22d ago
Invite sent, be kind & have fun
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by pbronez 22d ago
Sure do - invite sent to the email indicated by your HN profile.
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by pbronez 22d ago
I got you - invite sent to the email on your HN profile.
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by pbronez 22d ago
It does - you can type them but it rejects the word when you submit it. I think this DOES make it way harder than regular wordle.
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by pbronez 23d ago
The trick is to align with how corporate leadership defines "crucial" and not the way a "crank turner" defines it. A crank turner thinks having a solid platform to stand on, a long crank arm and good lubrication is cruci
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by pbronez 25d ago
I've been using LinkDing + SingleFile for this. Nice to have another option!
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by pbronez 26d ago
If I quote a search terms, every returned result must contain that string. Even if that means showing zero results. Anything else is madness.
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by pbronez 28d ago
Yeah that biological clock had a surprisingly loud alarm!
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Good talk, thanks for sharing! I’m trying something similar for personal project I’m hacking on. Specifically, I’m spending a lot of time on the first few instances of a pattern that I hope to have the AI scale out for me. My thought is tha
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Aren’t they already separated? Max is an inference runtime, written in Mojolang, which uses the MLIR compiler chain to target diverse accelerator hardware.
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Interesting that the pricing is "Cursor Ultra" and "Cursor Premium Teams." This very much feels like the Code --> Cowork product iteration.
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by pbronez 1mo ago
WWZ the movie takes almost nothing from the book beyond the title. Huge missed opportunity. The book uses a future history format and digs into practicalities. For example, people invent a new hand weapon optimized for killing zombies. They
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Cool how they integrated both huge machine-scale data and smaller human-curated data for this project. > The model was co-trained on two distinct data modalities: global weather dynamics and expert-curated historical cyclone observations
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Insightful paper, thanks for sharing. Two things stand out to me. First, it reinforces that you want methods that get better with more data. It emphasizes that the current approach cannot improve based on historic data - that’s the opportun
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by pbronez 1mo ago
It’s tricky to compete with your own suppliers. For example, see Microsoft’s dance with Dell & HP when they launched Surface. How do you plan to keep the CMs happy while you’re operating your own line?
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Some financial engineering could help here too. That abandoned inventory is useful to somebody, but warehousing can be non trivial… how do you get liquid and reroute the parts? There’s some flavor of consignment waiting to happen here.
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Credit based on a SBIR is a great idea. Seems like something the Small Business Administration should offer.
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Because most forges sell private repos as their primary business model. I encounter Codeberg as a forge first, then have to dig in to discover that it's a highly opinionated service with a different business model than most similar ent
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by pbronez 1mo ago
There are many search APIs available, I like Kagi's. Microsoft and Amazon both provide web snapshot services that purport to give you a kind of agent-first internet archive. You can approximate something like that using common crawl, b
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by pbronez 1mo ago
Yeesh how bleak
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by pbronez 1mo ago
And this is fine! This is the whole point of living in a civilization. Master your craft, get useful, trade with people who know other useful things, everyone is better off. You could just as easily point out that subsistence farmers exist.
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by pbronez 1mo ago
I once had a customer threaten to reject a delivery over a CVE. I dug into it. The CVE was that an Ocaml PostgreSQL client didn’t implement an authentication feature. I convinced the customer to accept the delivery by pointing out that (1)

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