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by peterhunt 2mo ago
When I was in elementary school in the 90s I was doing a project about this new (to me) thing called “the internet.” My mom helped me cold email Vint and he sent me a very nice reply. Never forgot that.
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Astryx – open-source design system customizable and agent ready(astryx.atmeta.com)
12 points by peterhunt 3mo ago|2 comments
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by peterhunt 1y ago
Let's see: - Variable scoping https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/XML/XSLT/Refere... - Function definition and application https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs
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by peterhunt 2y ago
Now do it without Cloudflare :)
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Pathfinding in Battle Aces(old.reddit.com)
2 points by peterhunt 2y ago|0 comments
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by peterhunt 2y ago
Just do it in person. The voter fills out the ballot in front of the buyer, seals and signs the envelope, and hands it to the buyer in exchange for cash. The buyer then puts it in the mail on the voter’s behalf. The voter could go to a poll
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by peterhunt 2y ago
The same could be said of mail in paper ballots too, which have seen widespread adoption in the United States starting in 2020, so I don’t think this should be a knock against this system.
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by peterhunt 2y ago
There's clearly something else going on here because I am having trouble following this argument. You pretty clearly laid out what you meant by server rendered in your original comment: > Were I forced to write a website today, it’d
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by peterhunt 2y ago
Calling this argument a strawman is pretty dismissive and is not a technical arugment. There are lots of client side interactions that do not need to be blocked on data from the server. Popup menus, modals, collapsible lists, rich text edit
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by peterhunt 2y ago
The main benefit is the flexibility to seamlessly move this logic from server to client and vice versa without rewriting all of your code. Purely server rendered apps tend to have much slower interactions and exhibit weird behaviors so it i
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by peterhunt 2y ago
Dagster Labs | Software Engineers, Product Managers, Designers | SF, Minneapolis, NYC or Remote | Full-time | Open-source Dagster is the data orchestration platform built for productivity. Data engineers all around the world, in every indus
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The Rise of "Medium Code"(dagster.io)
1 points by peterhunt 2y ago|0 comments
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by peterhunt 3y ago
For all intents and purposes, Spirit is part of Boeing. Spirit was Boeing Wichita until 2005, and today Boeing represents 85% of sales.
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by peterhunt 3y ago
I’d add practical zero knowledge proof systems to the list.
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A 19th Century Telephone Network Covered Stockholm in Thousands of Phone Lines(thisiscolossal.com)
2 points by peterhunt 3y ago|0 comments
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by peterhunt 3y ago
I worked with these guys a long time ago at FB. Their founder and CEO created The Algorithm at Instagram. Rest of the team is super strong too. Makes a lot of sense for OpenAI to acquire a team at the intersection of AI and consumer product
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by peterhunt 3y ago
Thanks for the kind words. I built it on a few cross-country plane rides and now I mostly just leave it alone. The infrastructure and tooling we have these days is so incredible.
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by peterhunt 3y ago
Sure. The old one just splits the transcript into 5 minute chunks and summarizes those. The reason this sucks is because each 5 minute chunk could contain multiple topics, or the same topic could be repeated across multiple chunks. This dum
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by peterhunt 3y ago
I built summarize.tech Yes it's a great idea and I have a version that is basically a convolution over the transcript. It works much better than the current version - it can automatically create cohesive chapters and summaries of those
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by peterhunt 4y ago
Yeah totally agree. Most of the time branch deployments are short lived, single commit branches that live for the duration of the PR
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by peterhunt 4y ago
I work on Dagster but I'm not the author. Dagster is OSS and most folks do local development on their laptop which is quite fast. The speedups in this post are for production deployments (i.e. landing a commit in your master branch) an
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Show HN: Summarize.tech: YouTube summarizer powered by the new ChatGPT API(summarize.tech)
31 points by peterhunt 4y ago|6 comments
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Elitism as the mid-career growth engine(stkbailey.substack.com)
170 points by peterhunt 4y ago|108 comments
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by peterhunt 4y ago
What type of heat pump do you have out of curiosity?
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by peterhunt 4y ago
I’m talking about the ones sold in the United States in the last few years. Mine is a Carrier manufactured in 2022
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by peterhunt 4y ago
It is coordinated. In many states there are huge incentives [1] to disconnect your existing home from (and not connect new construction to) the natural gas infrastructure. This is great for the climate but air source heat pump technology si
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by peterhunt 4y ago
This is super interesting. Is there anywhere I can read more about this?
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by peterhunt 4y ago
The template language doesn't compete with JSX. It competes with JSX + JavaScript, which is far more expressive.
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by peterhunt 4y ago
I am against constrained DSLs in general unless it buys you something. In the general case, with a DSL you sacrifice expressivity in order to gain security guarantees or improved performance. In this case you are sacrificing expressivity to
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by peterhunt 4y ago
The main divide I've observed is whether you are encouraged to use JavaScript's built-in control flow and code reuse mechanisms or a less expressive DSL. Hooks are pretty sweet but I think they should have launched with higher ord

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