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by 30minAdayHN 1mo ago
I agree. But this could be a fun and cheap project to do with kids for their bikes :)
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by 30minAdayHN 2mo ago
I came here to exactly comment about this. I use Maccy and it is godsend. It is single most valuable productivity hack. I first encountered clipboard history in Jetbrains Rubymine editor
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by 30minAdayHN 3mo ago
and in fact, it would be detrimental to business, if they wrongly promote Kimi, as they would pretty soon lose trust with their users
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by 30minAdayHN 3mo ago
I was getting effected by the "technoference". A few friends when visiting us at our home, are being on phones, scrolling and engaging. I decided to buy a box. Any time friends visit us, they should drop their phones in that box a
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by 30minAdayHN 3mo ago
Coincidentally today, I have formed a weird theory about reCaptcha. I created a fake facebook account recently. And every time I try to login, I'm getting verify you are human screen that is Google's recaptcha. And I was solving r
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by 30minAdayHN 3mo ago
I think social media won purely because of the network effect. And once a huge amount of people hangout in one place, naturally, they would prefer to have all sort of discussions in the same place. I don't think world chose social medi
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by 30minAdayHN 4mo ago
There is a huge assumption here that being an Entrepreneur, the only desire and success definition is to become well-off. Assuming your statement in good faith, it is not the only outcome. So offering Boggleheads strategy as an alternative
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by 30minAdayHN 4mo ago
I switched away from Google to Duck a few years back. But I observed that I mostly do !g and end up on Google. I read similar comments from many others on other threads. Recently I switched to Kagi and has been a very happy customer. I neve
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by 30minAdayHN 4mo ago
I've seen this in K-12 EdTech. Most of the companies are owned by PEs. Digital curriculum companies, Assessment companies, Auth companies (like Clever), etc. And these PEs have portfolio of them and keep expanding. Not saying good or b
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by 30minAdayHN 5mo ago
I recently heard from couple of Technology Directors at schools that they are looking to procure Macbook Neos replacing their Chromebooks. This might be a strategy to defend their Chromebook market in schools.
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by 30minAdayHN 5mo ago
Hello late bloomers, 143370 here
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Hallucinated citations are polluting the scientific literature(nature.com)
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by 30minAdayHN 6mo ago
I think there is a parallel to what happened to watch market with Quartz crisis. The same way Quartz has led to decline of Swiss movements, LLMs are going to have a huge effect on developer market. I hypothesize that in future there will be
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by 30minAdayHN 8mo ago
I also enjoyed the TV series equally.
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by 30minAdayHN 9mo ago
Exactly! I really loved the presentation. An interactive map with voice over, and at key moments zooming in, zooming out, coloring etc. Beautiful design. At the same time, not restricting the user. I was immediately glued. I'm thinking
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by 30minAdayHN 10mo ago
I'm a Hacker News reader and relate with the community. At the same time, it's not like I've same interest and energy in every niche. For example, I might have interest in custom building my keyboards, but may not be in resto
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by 30minAdayHN 11mo ago
I wish someone does something similar in India. Night time driving is a nightmare. Everyone runs on high-beam. The new class of motor-cycles are with super bright LEDs and riders put them on high beam. Night-time driving is a guessing game
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by 30minAdayHN 11mo ago
I bought all my sim racing setup for my xbox. It was short-sighted but optimized for a quick decision. Now I feel like I'm stuck with it and can't upgrade the setup forward. Everytime I see these comments, it's one more nail
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by 30minAdayHN 11mo ago
We are building end-to-end accessibility compliance tool[1] that will take care of auditing, remediation, verification and generation of ACR/VPAT. Because of the well bound nature of the problem space, we are able to unlock a lot of po
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by 30minAdayHN 11mo ago
It's cool to see this. I once saw an X thread on this and hacked a dirty tool for it: https://x.com/priyankc/status/1893112673434222985
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by 30minAdayHN 11mo ago
The fact that the author went out his way and styled it very uniquely displays that he does have taste :) It is just that your taste is different. Like another commenter pointed out, I liked the style (though I hated the pixelated font to b
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by 30minAdayHN 11mo ago
Is the author doing that over usefulness or doing that in addition to usefulness? Some people would also enjoy the journey with the tool, along with the results. Just because someone enjoys the 'taste' of the tool doesn't mea
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by 30minAdayHN 11mo ago
I encountered this in another project. This should hopefully fix it: zmodload zsh/mapfile
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
I completely agree with you. Though slightly tangential, what you called out also happens in startups and is a big learning for me. I wanted to fail fast. I thought I got it when read in a blog or a book. Similarly, building an MVP - feels
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
damn - they are brutal and fun! they have already won me as a customer.
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
Probably they are employing rage marketing? I used to follow this hotel in Ireland, I think, that used to post very aggressive comments against the reviews. It became a thing and people used to stay there just for it. I think there is a TV
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
Once a sister of my friend messaged me asking to take down a picture of him with a beer mug. It was because they were looking for matches for him (Indian wedding). I said no and told her that it is better to lose such a match :p At this po
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
This is such a timely article. It was a HUGE electric fence for me as a founder. I was hesitant asking for introductions, help and advise. It took a lot of internalization that I would always welcome asking for help and others would think t
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
Similar thing happens in sales. A gen-AI driven sales tool might write perfect copy and reach 1000 people. But when you go by each person and write a hand-written email to them, the ancillary thing is that you learn about that person. You d
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by 30minAdayHN 1y ago
I agree with your broader point about companies abusing H1-Bs. But I'm not sure if the abuse happens through hiring at lower wage. For example, if you look at FANG, they pay as much for an H1-B as they would pay any other employee. Whe

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