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18d ago
Isn't PornHub Canada's biggest tech company by traffic? They are hardly anonymous.
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20d ago
More like MCP for robotics. IMO they are better off getting the robots to use existing human UIs than trying to get hardware manufacturers to play ball.
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20d ago
Love it, it's a breath of fresh air compared to the usual vibe coded SaaS that's dominating Show HN these days.
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21d ago
Any plans to launch a competitor to the ForeFlight Sentry? The current Sentry is severely overpriced. A normal non ADS-B iPad GPS flight module is almost 10% the price of the Sentry https://www.garmin.com/p/645104/
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23d ago
Does Calibre support S3 these days as a storage backend?
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23d ago
I wonder if the modern incarnation of Android flagships would have taken off at all if not for Apple. When Android first showed up, the dominant "smartphones" were running Symbian/Windows Mobile and they had a very different
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1mo ago
I assure you it's most certainly not waterproof in any reasonable sense of the word. The seals and glue on that thing is nowhere up to the standard of modern smartwatches.
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1mo ago
A lot of times the e-ink display can handle much higher refresh rates but the driver board and software are trash. See the modos for what a clean sheet eink design would look like. https://www.crowdsupply.com/modos-tech/
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1mo ago
Good catch, the content calendar revalidation code needs updating.
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1mo ago
Building the GoodReads of fanfiction and web fiction. Currently growing really quickly so dealing with scaling pains :/ https://storywatch.org
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1mo ago
What's the difference between Qwen Cloud and Alibaba Cloud? Same company?
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2mo ago
Worse, at least with boats most of them are made in this century.
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2mo ago
The biggest issue with Go Router is that they keep changing the damn API. I can't believe the release cadence of a Flutter navbar library is faster than entire JS frontend frameworks like Next.js
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2mo ago
Now general aviation on the other hand..
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2mo ago
What's your use case? I will probably run some tests soon, stay tuned.
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2mo ago
How's their performance in English prose? We are currently searching for cost effective ways to keep story wikis up to date.
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2mo ago
It's good for the world but terrible for the practitioners in academia. Imagine you are in your last year of your PhD and then something new comes out and completely invalidates/obsoletes your results. Cough natural language pro
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2mo ago
* for other readers, VM here most likely refer to Victoria Metrics
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2mo ago
Give https://storywatch.org a try...I am trying to recreate some of the old school web fiction link rings.
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2mo ago
Most people forget that clickhouse embedded exists
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2mo ago
Questionable questing came out of SpaceBattles/Sufficient Velocity during one of their schisms.
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2mo ago
They went full corporate. Naver (Korean manhwa conglomerate) bought them.
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2mo ago
For fanfiction and web fiction, give us a try https://storywatch.org
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2mo ago
These days Patreon is another big platform
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2mo ago
You forgot questionable questing https://forum.questionablequesting.com/
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2mo ago
Their pricing...also leaves much to be desired. They are almost at Big Three cloud/Vercel level of cost with none of the stability. Their anycast network however is decent.
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3mo ago
Haven't read the full paper but thr local generation window is a little small, especially since image inputs are especially token heavy. Depending on where the local attention layer is located, it would be nicer if it's bigger e.g
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http://storywatch.org It's an aggregator for fanfiction and web fiction. Planning on adding some Reddit like and social features.
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The stack isn't anything too interesting right now, it's a pretty standard web stack. The architecture is a lot more distributed than I would prefer mostly because of the data ingestion pipeline. There's a lot more manual wor
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2y ago
Currently shipping some updates to https://storywatch.org , think of us as Goodreads or IMDB for web fiction and fanfiction, rather than traditional dead tree books. If you are fans of books like Worm or HPMOR, give us a try.
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