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by 101008 3y ago
Is there market for a Neocities or alternatives? I feel people who still believe in websites want to build them themselves and host them in a CDN. It is not (unfortauntely) the 90s or 2000s anymore, when people and teens wanted to have thei
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by 101008 3y ago
Is there an open source tool to convert any PDF to something like this?
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by 101008 3y ago
Stupid question that probably depends where you live, but if I register a company in Estonia and do all my work through them, do I have to pay taxes in my country too?
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by 101008 3y ago
I use Google Analytics (I know, I know, it's bad, sorry for that, but I tried Matomo and it didn't work for me). I noticed in recent years the amount of visitors got down by a lot. Would it be possible to know that the reason is b
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by 101008 3y ago
I haven't but I will - thanks!!
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by 101008 3y ago
How do you calculate usage limits if you don't tokenize inputs and outputs?
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by 101008 3y ago
Would it be ever possible to run a GPT-{n}, n>3, similar model in a home computer wihtout GPU? I have a "good" laptop with 32GB, good processor, but no GPU (I was never interested in gaming, crypto or ML), but I found GPT very
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by 101008 3y ago
So like Bravenet but in 2023?
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Ask HN: Industries to Work with Algorithms?
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by 101008 3y ago
Why startups needs to spam for candidates? Is it too hard to find good engineers, especially now that your pool is almost worldwide (if you accept remote)? Consider the amount of layoffs lately, I'd say startups should have it easy. Th
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by 101008 3y ago
> That means that if you buy a condo in a building built in the 1970s, the building will become unsafe and need to be demolished in your life time. I don't know if people are pricing this consideration. Isn't possible to do som
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by 101008 3y ago
I'd love to try this for a magazine I publish in PDF (designed with Adobe Indesign), but I couldn't make the repo work on my local. Any chance anyone could make a guide to try it on the cloud? It would be appreciated :)
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by 101008 3y ago
Great article. I love everything related to the "old internet" (as you can see from my nostalgic point of view on some of my comments in Hacker News). Is there a good book about that particular time? I'd like to read a very g
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by 101008 3y ago
Is there something similar for Google Accounts (not Google Workspace)? I do it manually: I have the every 3 months automatic backup and I upload it manually to S3, but I'd totally pay for a service that does this automatically providin
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by 101008 3y ago
How likely is that the API will change (from specs, to pricing, to being broken)? I am about to finish some freelance work that uses GPT api and it will be a pain in the ass if we have to switch or find an alternative (even creating a custo
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by 101008 3y ago
I tried it 4 times. 3 times, I got "the stranged hid their face", which I understood as they weren't showing a face at all? Anyway, I met with someone for a few seconds and it was a strange experience. No audio, no text, only
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by 101008 3y ago
Masterwork is not independent of its time, context, etc. It's hard to say AI will be creating masterwork, especially when focused for each person.
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by 101008 3y ago
Sorry - I gave the example of the Patrons to give an idea of how much people consume me. I don't do it for the money - I invest a lot of money in fact, paying contributors, etc. I just want to be an important voice in this topic and ha
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by 101008 3y ago
This might not be the appropriate thread to ask this, but I feel that if I create an Ask HN with just this, nobody will see it and I won't get any responses. I've been running a website for over 15 years, something popular, on a s
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by 101008 3y ago
Webrings and some called them "Affiliates" (I dont know where the name came from, it makes more sense in Spanish, not sure in English), but they had this 82x32 buttons on the sidebar (sometimes anitmated GIFs) to similar websites,
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by 101008 3y ago
I guess the service is attached to the truck and not the person. So you sell the truck and the buyer cannot use the service for their new truck anymore.
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by 101008 3y ago
So people seems to be confusing two different aspects when buying a Tesla truck. You are buying the physical truck and the "suscription" to use with Tesla services (supercharges, updated, warranty, etc). Yes, you own the physical
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by 101008 3y ago
I used this exact approach: Django backend, Django templates and htmx. It has been a delight.
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by 101008 3y ago
How do you compete with Codat.io?
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by 101008 3y ago
Oh, that ACtiveX comment brought so many memories! I remember that when the desktop background failed, an ActiveX error page was shown (on the desktop) with clickable links. That was so consufing...
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by 101008 3y ago
I don't know why you were downvoted but it's true. My dad was almost scammed this past weekend. Or kind of scammed. The thing is that of a group of 200, 195 were scammed and he wasn't (or he was, but he got what he paid for i
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by 101008 3y ago
This sound elitist but I really miss the years where I could help my aunt and uncle with their computer. They did not acquire any new knowledge now, but OS and interfaces made them confident to do things without thinking twice. Or it is jus
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by 101008 3y ago
For me it was the other way around. I loved the Alan Wake 1 story. It was clear, easy to follow with enough mystery. Control was a mess, I didn't understand what I was achieving or had to do. The fact that it was "open world"
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by 101008 3y ago
Writing by hand definitely does not allow to delete! :-)
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by 101008 3y ago
I'd prefer to try to not associate my user with some personal data. But thanks for the interest!

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