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by MH15 3y ago
This isn't the place for product announcements like this. If you'd like to share your service, submit it to "Show HN".
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by MH15 3y ago
I agree with this assessment but not on the Target conclusion. I'm sure it's quite dependent on the neighborhood but both the Targets by me are always busy and often packed.
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by MH15 3y ago
This is cool! Could use some examples of prompts.
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by MH15 3y ago
It is extremely tiny now- but definitely will be something worth thinking about when (here's hoping!) SpaceX and others reach their goals. When we run 100x or 1000x current launch capacity I don't think it's unreasonable to w
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by MH15 3y ago
This kind of attitude is why car culture is killing so many and traffic deaths continue to rise.
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by MH15 3y ago
Heads up your site is broken on iOS Safari. The background animation loads but no text.
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by MH15 3y ago
While I personally don't think ChatGPT feels magical, I know many people who feel this way. It's a really common opinion, especially among non-programmers.
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by MH15 3y ago
I send myself a message on whatever app I have logged in on both machines. Discord functions as a sort of notebook for me, it's quick to open on phone and I've usually got it running on laptop.
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by MH15 3y ago
Would be useful if the prompts used to generate the drawing code were included in the site.
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by MH15 4y ago
This is being downvoted but it's an important thing to consider. As we move to doing more with these systems we're going to start seeing restrictions on which AI tools we can use at work/school/home.
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by MH15 4y ago
My workflow is SSH in and run tmux on the remote server. I don't do any work directly on my laptop.
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by MH15 4y ago
Wow that's really cool! Any performance challenges?
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by MH15 4y ago
Having tmux sessions for each open task is a life-saver, especially in an environment where I do all my work on a remote server. Now I can close the laptop lid and never lose work. Simply reopen the ssh connection and keep going.
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by MH15 4y ago
Their demos performed fine for me on both desktop and mobile. Not sure what the issue is here, you're allowed to require some baseline performance level for something like this.
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by MH15 4y ago
> I think Yudkowski may have positioned himself as the "grandfather" of a new, budding ideology defined by anti-technology and anti-AI views. God, let's hope not.
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by MH15 4y ago
People complaining about income vs. wealth in the replies have a point, yes the real distinction of wealth is the ability to not work. I wonder if they've considered why themselves, as a reasonably leveled FAANG engineer, have far more
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by MH15 4y ago
This is beautiful. Markdown all the things!
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by MH15 4y ago
They all look exactly the same?? It's a templating system, not an AI site generator.
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by MH15 4y ago
Scratch was instrumental in my path to software, I loved using the old desktop version as a kid. Thrilled to see it continues to inspire a new generation of children.
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by MH15 4y ago
Crypto blue, NFT/Web3 purple, AI being dark theme linear.app copies?
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by MH15 4y ago
It's a glorified web client with lots of stuff built around it. The original structure is a Ruby on Rails app, nowadays the frontend is being rebuilt in React. I understand the challenge with searching this info, a quick Google search
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by MH15 4y ago
Barry Keoghan continues to steal the show. He's in the recent The Green Night for a few minutes only but still pulls it off.
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The Rot Economy(ez.substack.com)
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by MH15 4y ago
Now if only we could compare these 365 features "released" today with the Google Workspace features "released" Tuesday. We're sure seeing a lot of waitlists in this phase of AI.
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by MH15 4y ago
What is "contentful"?
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by MH15 4y ago
Impressive that your demo on wrapping React ( https://pynecone.io/docs/advanced-guide/wrapping-react ) only downloads 2.2mb. That seems quite low for both React and your library. Promising tech!
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by MH15 4y ago
I've been using ChatGPT as a brainstorming assistant/Google replacement for stuff I don't know how to find. For simple document retrieval (blogs, documentation, etc) I find search to be far superior still, but ChatGPT shines
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by MH15 4y ago
I agree. All signs point to me not having ADHD, but I've had jobs in the past where there was so much downtime I dreaded coming in to work every day. I'd much rather be doing work I dislike than nothing at all. I'm not sure w
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by MH15 4y ago
My M1 Air was $850 when I bought it.
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by MH15 4y ago
Far too many to be useful, IMO.

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