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The em dashes ( –) – The unsaid AI SLOP Tax(old.reddit.com)
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
I used to use em dashes earlier in my chats or titles for articles or Social Media Posts But since last year the ChatGPT & CLAUDE content started flooding online.... and aggressive usage of em ( — ) dashes by AI in response Kinda scared
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Quantum teleportation between two quantum dots demonstrated over 270M(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by thegdsks 5mo ago|0 comments
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Pentagon officials broadly detail $55B drone plan under DAWG(breakingdefense.com)
2 points by thegdsks 5mo ago|1 comments
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Critical Nginx UI auth bypass flaw now actively exploited in the wild(bleepingcomputer.com)
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
For anything that starts as a side project, SQLite covers it. The moment you need to ask this question the answer is usually "not yet." Ship first, migrate when it actually hurts
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
This is why CC0 and MIT matter for projects people depend on. Once you build on something with a restrictive license this is always a risk.
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
The CLI tool space has changed so much since then. Everything is getting rewritten in Rust or Go now.
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
How does this compare to less with syntax highlighting? I've been using bat as a pager (bat --paging=always) and it covers most of what I need. Curious what the advantage is for larger files.
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
This resonates. I still have a Pi 3B running pihole and it's been up for years. No updates needed, just works. The newer boards trying to compete with mini PCs feels like a different product category entirely.
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
Agreed. In practice I just ask "am I storing the same fact in two places?" & fix it if yes. Never once sat down and thought "let me check if this is in 4NF specifically."
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
Looks like they are slowly getting the OpenClaw features here in Cowork Already seeing the 5 limit per day in usage bar now..
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
Good Luck Remembering all those icons.. Amazing
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by thegdsks 5mo ago
Not seriously... I too love the sharp edges but this is scary.. Lol
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by thegdsks 6mo ago
Finding brand logos as clean SVGs is unreasonably painful. Press kits behind login walls. Inconsistent quality. No dark mode variants. No way to import them into a project without manual work. I built theSVG to fix this. One search bar, 3,8
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Show HN: AskVerdict – Multi-agent AI debates for better decisions(~$0.08/debate)(askverdict.ai)
1 points by thegdsks 7mo ago|0 comments
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by thegdsks 7mo ago
Hey HN, I built FeatureDrop — an open-source alternative to Pendo/Appcues/Beamer for product adoption. The core idea: instead of server-side analytics pipelines that need weeks of data, FeatureDrop runs a behavioral engine entirel
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Show HN: FeatureDrop – Open-source client-side product adoption engine (3 kB)(github.com)
1 points by thegdsks 7mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: FeatureDrop – Open-source product adoption toolkit(featuredrop.dev)
2 points by thegdsks 7mo ago|0 comments
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Connectors: Discord, Notion, and Slack Now Wired into Every Debate(askverdict.ai)
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AskVerdict – AI agents debate your decisions before you commit(askverdict.ai)
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by thegdsks 7mo ago
Hi HN. I built AskVerdict after a week at Anthropic's Claude Code Hackathon. The core idea: instead of one LLM giving you one answer, spawn multiple agents with distinct stances that debate the question through structured rounds. Force