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Show HN: Preseason.ai – Open-source benchmark of devtool choices, ranked by LLM(preseason.ai)
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Ask HN: Is anyone working at least 4 hours daily on an Apple Vision Pro?
153 points by widenrun 4mo ago|113 comments
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Ask HN: Is anyone still using the ChatGPT browser, Atlas?
4 points by widenrun 5mo ago|2 comments
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Atanasoff-Berry Computer(computerhistory.org)
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by widenrun 7mo ago
Complication parity across all platforms
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by widenrun 7mo ago
Today I heard at least 5 times something along the lines "I got this from ChatGPT", "I asked ChatGPT"...
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Individualized Networks(stratechery.com)
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John von Neumann's MANIAC I (1952)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by widenrun 10mo ago
Using this for testing... it feels like a sweet spot between in-memory SQLite and spinning up a full Postgres instance. I'd been looking for this for a while and I'm pretty happy with the faster tests. And so far no blockers from
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by widenrun 10mo ago
I'm using conductor.build and running both Claude Code and Codex. It's taken 95% of my workflow and I'm loving it (I'm not affiliated with them at all, genuinely enjoying it and hoping it succeed)
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by widenrun 2y ago
I hope this reaches other companies selling to technical people. I’ve also been a CTO at a $xxM ARR company, and I made several buying decisions for competitors who let me try their product without requiring a meeting. Of course, some peopl
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Naval Ravikant: "The single most important book on parenting"(twitter.com)
3 points by widenrun 2y ago|0 comments
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We Are the Robots(contraptions.venkateshrao.com)
1 points by widenrun 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is anyone working at least 4 hours daily on an Apple Vision Pro?
118 points by widenrun 2y ago|112 comments
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by widenrun 2y ago
You are forgetting marketing is temporal. Fifteen years ago you could sell your software as the Cloud version of a legacy app. Right now, there's a window that being the AI version will get you a call.
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by widenrun 2y ago
> A software launch is like performing live theater for introverts. This should be the title!
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by widenrun 2y ago
When thinking about historical events, I like to see a visual timeline. I built WorldInTimelines [1] when I was first playing with GPT. [1] https://worldintimelines.com
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Ask HN: What advice would you offer to parents raising bilingual children?
4 points by widenrun 3y ago|5 comments
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A Camera, Not an Engine(studio.ribbonfarm.com)
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by widenrun 3y ago
Exactly, it reminds me of this: "Drift to low performance is a gradual process. If the system state plunged quickly, there would be an agitated corrective process. But if it drifts down slowly enough to erase the memory of (or belief i
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Shrdlu is a 1968 program for understanding natural language(en.wikipedia.org)
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by widenrun 3y ago
The pivot of the century? Starting with a failed mining venture in 1902 and making it as part of the data storage revolution. With this AI wave, we might be seeing similar stories in real time.
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Dartmouth workshop – The 1956 founding event of AI(en.wikipedia.org)
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by widenrun 3y ago
It's not perfect, but as an immigrant, I can usually split locals into two groups as soon as I meet them: Those who spent time overseas and those who never left. The conversations are so distinct!
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by widenrun 3y ago
I never paid attention to the degree translation can shape our literary landscapes... Fascinating! > At the conference, NORLA also underlined that translators are its most important talent scouts, not agents, making passion rather than p
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Traffic to Google Website Increases 88 Percent (1999)(googlepress.blogspot.com)
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