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Show HN: Yak – Voice typing tool in Tauri/Rust that auto-presses Enter for you(getyak.app)
1 points by zonghao 6mo ago|0 comments
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by zonghao 8mo ago
Perhaps you could encode your email address using Base64; this would reduce the amount of spam you receive from a publicly accessible email address:)
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by zonghao 8mo ago
Once you open it, place it next to your computer, and then you can ignore its existence. I don't know if it will work, but it's quite fun.
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Show HN: ADHD Focus Light(github.com)
16 points by zonghao 8mo ago|2 comments
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by zonghao 9mo ago
I grew up in China, lived here for more than twenty years. I've never heard of such a thing: unemployment means a high probability of being homeless, and then losing one's life within three to five years. It's truly shocking.
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America's 'Death Line' Goes Viral in China(newsweek.com)
8 points by zonghao 9mo ago|3 comments
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by zonghao 9mo ago
When I use Claude Code and Codex for development, I've had some similar experiences. Claude Code always completes tasks very quickly, but leaves behind a mess that makes me anxious. Codex, on the other hand, is always slow—it slowly re
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by zonghao 9mo ago
> there isn't anything huge to gain outside of TSMC (that I know of) by way of an invasion. The reunification of Taiwan is a fundamental national policy, enshrined in the Constitution of the People's Republic of China. The pr
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by zonghao 10mo ago
I self-hosted Penpot, and during use I also encountered crashes — but it was my browser that crashed. I’m not sure what caused it (because I was forced to close the page).
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by zonghao 10mo ago
They seem to update very frequently; I don't know if it still crashes now — I'm planning to try it myself.
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by zonghao 10mo ago
This may already be a bubble in social or financial terms, but at least for me personally, my capabilities have been greatly expanded (especially when it comes to coding and accessing information).
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by zonghao 10mo ago
I think this might be why, during the reasoning process of GPT and Gemini, even for purely English prompts the model may choose to think in Chinese. That may make it easier for the model to express what it means, and thus be more conducive
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by zonghao 10mo ago
agree
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by zonghao 1y ago
My Mac mini M4 has been sitting idle because I can't install Linux on it, and I don't know how to operate it from a remote terminal in macOS. I'm only familiar with the Linux terminal for things like firewalls, and sometimes
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by zonghao 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44958621
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by zonghao 1y ago
I feel like this learning method has benefited me, but it doesn't seem to be widely supported: I'll work on a project for a while, then realize what knowledge I'm lacking, to the point where I can't even think meaningful
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by zonghao 1y ago
When it comes to bypassing internet restrictions, the British have a lot to learn from the Chinese (
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by zonghao 1y ago
Yes, there's no doubt I envy these advantages of your country. By the way, I'm replying to your comment via a proxy server in Los Angeles, HN is also not directly accessible in China. I think this is why I didn't truly unders
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by zonghao 1y ago
Yes, this goes back to that fundamental and long-debated question: How do we eliminate poverty? I've studied some sociological and economic theories, and I generally understand that this problem is very difficult to solve. From my pers
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by zonghao 1y ago
I often browse Hacker News and like it here. As a young Chinese entrepreneur, comments like these make me feel frustrated. China has a large wealth gap, and we have many people with lower education levels who earn meager wages through manua