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by thanzex 2mo ago
This was really fun to play with, I have a few suggestions: - As the airspace gets more congested, it becomes difficult to click the airplanes as you can also grab an existing path, messing everything up. - The big stats table on the top le
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by thanzex 8mo ago
> [...] two years of carefully structured academic work disappeared [...] > [...] but large parts of my work were lost forever [...] I wouldn't really say parts of his work were lost. At most the output of an AI agent, nothing
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by thanzex 10mo ago
I really don't understand this take. A script that installs all required dependencies is fine if and only if you are dedicating a machine to immich. It probably requires some version of node, with possibly hidden dependencies on some p
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Ask HN: Who decided codenames were a good idea?
6 points by thanzex 1y ago|5 comments
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by thanzex 1y ago
Even the statuspage is dead https://www.stackstatus.net/
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by thanzex 2y ago
I truly want to try it, but these lines give me the heeby jeebies: You hereby grant to us, our affiliates and our third party partners (“SPRING Parties”) an unconditional, irrevocable, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable, transfe
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by thanzex 2y ago
Me too, when reading "open source" I was expecting some design docs or the like. Aside from the general confusion of the website, I haven't been able to find some of the most important information. For example, there's
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by thanzex 2y ago
That's not a thing you can do on many games nowadays. I assume this comment is also related to this thread https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/31/24284644/apex-legends-lo... There's no concept of
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by thanzex 2y ago
I have to disagree, k8s is extensively documented and the reference docs and APIs are easily accessible. K8s at its core is a customizable, extensible, dynamic API server, with a focus on containerization. It's built with scale and cu
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by thanzex 2y ago
Edge does that
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by thanzex 2y ago
Not really. In my country, at least, it is explicitly stated in driving theory manuals to maintain at least one reaction distance between the car in front of you. For a car traveling at 100Km/h the stopping+reaction distance would mean
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by thanzex 2y ago
I think that's not something that can be avoided, unfortunately. Any number of things could cause a train to suddenly stop. A mechanical failure, derailment, collision, a wagon could get detached... On roads we have millions of vehicl
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by thanzex 2y ago
Seeing the fin still moving and keeping attitude despite being chewed trough was amazing
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by thanzex 2y ago
Maybe one of the few upsides of this tech is the customizability. Sure, you can get a prefab house built in a week or less if you try, but it's going to be constrained by the prefab shape and layout, even with modular blocks there are
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by thanzex 2y ago
Many people before me have already pointed out many of the pain points of this project, but I'd like to ask you a few more things. I'd like to start by congratulating though, this is no small feat! As I understand it, this project
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by thanzex 3y ago
I don't know man, the website was first online on 2023-11-19, as reported by the first known https certificate, no information about who you are and what you're doing. I'm supposed to give you my data and my money/paymen
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by thanzex 3y ago
I seem to have a different perspective on this. My understanding of Docker and containerization, in general, is that their primary goal is to encapsulate all the necessary components to run a piece of software within a single, universally p
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by thanzex 3y ago
I want to say that graphically I like what i see, but having scrolled around your website and downloaded the ebook, i still have no idea what i'm looking at. I searched on youtube to ee if anyone made a video explaining it, but i'
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by thanzex 3y ago
As they state, the demo only contains fake pricing data, presumably random-generated
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by thanzex 3y ago
I kind of hate the way they handle write calls, they tell you to just try it and if it fails with a readonly error your app has to respond with a specific header that lets fly redirect the whole request to the main region. On one hand it&#
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by thanzex 3y ago
As aerzen pointed out, your homepage pegged my Ryzen 9 5900HS iGPU at 100%, you should consider frame limiting your spinning globe, or render it using some other technology or even rasterize it. It is completely unnecessary to have it consu
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by thanzex 3y ago
Except for the fact that usually there is not just one single typescript agent working within itself, for which you don't need validation. There are many cases in which you need to verify some object, anything that does not come from
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by thanzex 3y ago
I've read "AI", "superior", "exciting" and "qualcomm" about a dozen times, yet there is absolutely _zero_ information on what this thing is or what its capabilities/limitations/intende
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by thanzex 3y ago
This comment makes no sense. 1- If the airline industry really had a problem about paying for a low bandwidth satellite data link for a 100MM $ aircraft, they could optimize things, such as using ground data links 90% of the time while swit
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by thanzex 3y ago
As others have already said, you can get millions of executions of serverless functions for literal pennies on other platforms. These serverless platforms already tend to cost A LOT more than running traditional servers, but your offering i
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by thanzex 3y ago
The problem is that many, many 3P app users are some of the most active and engaged on the platform. For example, mods of literally thousand of the top subreddits use 3P apps for moderation. Any new user would just use the official client,
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by thanzex 3y ago
Ah, yes! Of course! How couldn't anyone think of just increasing the price, no, double it and make it a subscription just to be sure we're making tons of money! Surely people will flock to our app now, a 60$/Y subscription to
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by thanzex 3y ago
I mean, GPT3 requires some 800GB of memory to run, do we all have gazillion dollars supercomputers at home? I think, unless there's some real breaktrough in the field or in the hw acceleration, this kind of model is going to stay locke
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by thanzex 4y ago
This was incredibly impressive, I just wonder how expensive it is to save everything like this, for every frame they save the code, the compiled result, the game data, the changes, and code stepping.
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by thanzex 4y ago
Please, "The design is very harsh on the eyes." is an understatement, I really had a hard time navigating the pages and reading the text. Just out of curiosity, did you code the pages by hand, not using any frontend/style fra

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