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by 542458 9mo ago
Maybe a linter is a more accurate allegory. I think there are parts of art that could sometimes be suggested in terms of anatomy, symmetry, shading, color theory, etc. You'd configure your art linter to your preferences/style (o
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by 542458 9mo ago
Today there's a (mostly) clear line between "AI" and "not AI" art in terms of process, but I believe as time goes on we'll see more and more blurring of that. I'm thinking the equivalent of the spell-check
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by 542458 9mo ago
Youtube links always have gotten downweighting. Enough votes can overcome it, but there are a few domains that HN penalizes.
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by 542458 9mo ago
TBF, you can say the same thing for adobe creative cloud - the intersection between After Effects and Indesign users is also effectively nil! But having one simple opex line item for "software I buy for the creative types" is appe
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by 542458 9mo ago
I'll second this, the medical opinion that I've seen is "You should take the drug as prescribed, if you tolerate it well it's safe to take indefinitely". Now this does get a bit more complex when you consider the no
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by 542458 9mo ago
I'm seeing them at #9. Maybe you meant most reliable electric vehicle (Model 3)? Their average rating is dragged down a lot by the cybertruck which CR says is a bit of a lemon. https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/
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by 542458 9mo ago
> The value it brings to the table is mass-manufacturing expertise. I don't see how that squares with the ramp-up and QC issues that are well-documented at this point.
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by 542458 10mo ago
Okay, so I know back in the day you could choke scanning software (ie email attachment scanners) by throwing a zip bomb into them. I believe the software has gotten smarter these days so it won’t simply crash when that happens - but how is
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by 542458 10mo ago
There's a short story by Qntm called "Valuable Humans in Transit" that I like quite a bit which hinges on this subject: https://qntm.org/transi
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by 542458 10mo ago
I really doubt the user data for a smart tv user is all that valuable. Meta has infinitely more rich data and an entire tightly optimized ad system and is on a platform where people commonly make large purchases and makes around $10 per use
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by 542458 10mo ago
Surprisingly, apparently Americans average 279 eggs per year per person or 24 per month. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/02/28/why-ameri... (This is not a comment making any judgements about
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by 542458 10mo ago
That site seems to date from the days before there were real usage limits on Claude Code. Note that none of the submissions are recent. As such, I think it's basically irrelevant - the general observation is that Claude Code will rate
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by 542458 11mo ago
I don't see how server-side-only anticheat could prevent cheats that simulate perfect input i.e., aimbots on known targets. Yes, you could attempt to heuristically identify cheat-y looking patterns of input, but I suspect that's m
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by 542458 11mo ago
You don't need to split into multiple files to make large documents manageable, multiple pages works just fine (pages you're not using aren't loaded). But even still, I have absolutely massive pages with ~100 screens on them
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by 542458 11mo ago
I still approximately trust (yes, I know it's imperfect, but so is every other source) NYT's Wirecutter, and they do affiliate links.
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by 542458 11mo ago
Honestly, this is huge for people like me who tend to over-research and over-think the hell out of product choices. "Find me a top-fill warm-mist humidifier that looks nice, is competitively priced against similar products, and is avai
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by 542458 11mo ago
> Run FLUX.2 [dev] on GeForce RTX GPUs for local experimentation with an optimized fp8 reference implementation of FLUX.2 [dev], created in collaboration with NVIDIA and ComfyUI. Glad to see that they're sticking with open weights.
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by 542458 11mo ago
Per https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-24/bom-website-approved-... updated modelling, including the supercomputer to run the model, was included in the bill.
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by 542458 11mo ago
I think a plain reading of the post you’re replying to would be “obvious as a way of segmenting people”.
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by 542458 11mo ago
I'm not really sure about "He said it was to reduce [...] criminals having to store it". Storage shouldn't be a huge problem - IIRC you can pack about a hundred million onto a standard pallet. Even for Escobar, who is TH
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by 542458 11mo ago
> If they want companies to not raise prices the only answer is regulation Or competition. Consumer electronics are much cheaper than they were in the past, and that's not because of regulation. (To be clear, I'm not saying tha
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by 542458 11mo ago
WRT the carrot cake, I will say that while there is only a minimal physical difference, there is a practical difference. Making a carrot cake at home is a commitment, and most people won't frequently go to the trouble except on special
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by 542458 11mo ago
I believe Bitwarden, 1Password, or the stock Apple one are the typically recommended ones. Bitwarden is free (and can be self-hosted), 1Password is paid and has a slightly nicer UX, and the Apple one is good but requires you to be in their
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by 542458 11mo ago
I think different people value different things in entertainment. For you, the "cinematic" aspects of the media are worthless - but for others, the whole "interactive cinematic spectacle" is worth it even if it comes at
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by 542458 11mo ago
Hunh. It feels weird to say "Language learning apps are always ugly, clunky" and "Apps only ever support the major languages, leaving minority languages in the dust" when those are a few things that Duolingo actually doe
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by 542458 11mo ago
Not all American cheese is “cheese product”. American cheese is, broadly speaking, “normal” cheese blended with emulsifiers and additives. The deli-style ones have minimal additives and are still legally real cheese.
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by 542458 1y ago
Do you have a source for that? I saw a study a short while ago showing the “just noticeable difference” for audio latency was best case around 26ms. https://dl.acm.org/doi/fullHtml/10.1145/3678299.3678331
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by 542458 1y ago
> The tariff situation is unfortunate I wish there was a way of ordering from a non-US source so I didn't get hit. I'm not in the US, so it feels silly that I have to pay the American import tariffs on Chinese goods!
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by 542458 1y ago
> the author clearly doesn't want HN to talk about him or his project The author has a HN account, but seems to have gotten upset after having a few comments flagkilled
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by 542458 1y ago
I’d argue that a plain-English reading is actually the other way around. A “person with a car” is a normal descriptor, a “car person” is somebody for whom cars are a major life fixture. So accordingly I feel that “blind person” makes it mor

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