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by Hansenq 3y ago
I tried out Monaspace but felt that the fonts were a bit thin for my QHD monitor I use as my primary display. It might be better on a retina/4k monitor though. Perhaps fonts are something you get used to after some time using it, but I
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by Hansenq 3y ago
Congrats Steve and Andre! Product has come a long way since I got a demo 9 months ago, and definitely see the applications and applicability of the product now :) Looking forwards to what you guys are able to continue building in the future
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by Hansenq 3y ago
I feel like the biggest takeaway here is that a classifier trained on samples could only predict whether or not ChatGPT would refuse their response 76% of the time, which to me seems very low (given that they used BERT, regression, and a ra
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by Hansenq 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! We built something similar a few months ago but couldn't get the quality of the SQL generation to be that good without providing a ton of few-shot examples, especially with databases that contained more bespoke
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by Hansenq 4y ago
Congrats! We've been happy users of Helicone for the past few months--it literally helped us solve a bug with OpenAI's API where we didn't know why requests were failing and we failed to log some of their responses. Helicone
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by Hansenq 4y ago
Is Mac's Preview app susceptible to this bug too? Right now it seems only confirmed for Pixel phones and Windows Snipping Tool, but I use Preview and I haven't seen anyone confirm or deny it for that one.
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by Hansenq 4y ago
Love that you can open up a PR to immediately update documentation directly from Slack! Underrated feature; I hated updating documentation so that's an incredible change.
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by Hansenq 4y ago
Check out https://socket.dev/ Been super impressed by their approach to identifying and securing codebases against supply chain attacks (and I believe they have a special deal for open source repos too!)
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by Hansenq 4y ago
I had a similar experience where a host canceled on me a day before check-in for a 3 night stay. However, the host canceled over messages, not officially through Airbnb, and Airbnb support couldn't do anything until the host officially
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by Hansenq 4y ago
As someone who enjoys eating Asian-style jellyfish, this article was quite weird to read, as the author made it a big deal of his personal experience being disgusted by it as a food. While I'm glad that the author eventually ended the
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by Hansenq 4y ago
Oh, now that's actually really cool and useful! If you pair that with a way to preview what the email looks like in different email clients (like Litmus), that would significantly increase the value of this tool. I didn't see any
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by Hansenq 4y ago
Check out https://browserflow.app/ ; I've been really happy with it so far
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by Hansenq 4y ago
The issue with building emails is the lack of modern CSS support across most email clients. It's incredible the fallbacks you need to go to (raw CSS tables) if you can't use flexbox, css grid, or any number of modern CSS rules. Th
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by Hansenq 4y ago
If people want to see some prettier graphs, CA ISO has a more dynamic page available here: https://www.caiso.com/TodaysOutlook/Pages/index.html
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by Hansenq 4y ago
Interesting...would it be accurate to say that the issue you're facing is being able to generate and access mock data for testing purposes? I'm working on building something in this space. Would love to chat with you about your us
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by Hansenq 6y ago
This is a tough problem! Every quarter I have budget in the same range as yours that I try to fill up. Some good things that have worked for me outside of the normal board games/order takeout are: - Team Japanese cooking class via Kenj
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by Hansenq 7y ago
Thanks for doing this analysis! After riding other transit in the US (NJ Transit, LIRR, Amtrak, BART, misc Subways), high speed rail in China and Japan, and trains in Europe; Caltrain stands out to me as the most jerky train I've been
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by Hansenq 7y ago
Great article! I learned a lot about human decomposition, and I'm glad there's a facility out there doing this kind of research. One nitpick: The author mentions a recent study claiming that cell phone use can cause bone spurs on
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by Hansenq 7y ago
I'm surprised that this article doesn't talk about a real, scientific, threat about 5G: that it occupies the same frequency spectrum as water vapor, affecting how accurate satellites that track clouds and water in the atmosphere c
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by Hansenq 7y ago
This line stood out to me, after the op-ed argues about having "gardens" that exist in the "invisible parts" of the city that are only visible to people without iGlasses: > We are fighting a piece of legislation on th
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Writing JavaScript in Ruby(kevinkuchta.com)
1 points by Hansenq 7y ago|0 comments
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by Hansenq 7y ago
This is a really interesting read! This gives me a much better sense of how investment banks are actually involved in IPOs, and how you can essentially require banks to support certain prices of your IPO using legal agreements. Also really
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by Hansenq 8y ago
The issue with conclusions of reports like these is that yes, Uber/Lyft contributed to a congestion increase, but what would that increase have looked like without Uber/Lyft? How much would congestion have increased by without Ube
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by Hansenq 9y ago
Great Thread (with pictures) of what this warehouse used to sell: https://twitter.com/drahardja/status/982872448906346496
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by Hansenq 10y ago
I believe the original article was here, but poorly substantiated: http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/11/activists-urge-... But Alex Halderman (the professor mentioned) posted a clarification, say
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by Hansenq 12y ago
"In the end, a CEO has got to know her limitations." I love how he switches between gendered pronouns in this article, and ends with a female one.
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What is Nemo?(theverge.com)
1 points by Hansenq 14y ago|0 comments
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Megan Phelps - Head Full of Doubt(medium.com)
2 points by Hansenq 14y ago|0 comments