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I tried to make an artifact that would simplify Wikipedia articles [0] but the artifacts stubbornly won't let you do ANY input into them, not even via query strings. I think I'd be able to make cooler artifacts once they allow mor
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Read GitHub repos in one second in VSCode
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Our UX designers have been prototyping things they started in Figma with Windsurf. They seem pretty happy with it. Of course there's a big step in getting it production-ready but it really smooths the conversation with engineering.
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It took me a few weeks to get access. In the meantime Simon has a decent demo here https://simonwillison.net/2025/May/21/gemini-diffusion/
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The Good Sides of Nepotism
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Show HN: Simple Wikiclaudia, a browser extension to simplify Wikipedia articles
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Can you spot reduce body fat?
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Why does everyone hate WebP?
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Optimistically, this will allow smaller teams to do more, hopefully incentivizing the consulting places to help out with harder problems.
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Could you have a higher-order reasoning LLM generate a better confidence rating? That's how eval frameworks generally work today
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I used Anthropic's new Claude API integration with artifacts to make a probably-worse version that you can play with (after logging in of course). https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/eb7d8256-6d21-4c85-af9b-c..
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How close should you live to a park?
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Hey Cliff, just curious: how were you made aware that this post on HN is trending?
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The best part is right after the money line: 'Please check ' + issues_url + ' for help.' where issues_url is a github.com link. How are you going to check GitHub if you can't connect to WiFi in the first place?
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I like the acronym MELT for Metrics, Errors, Logs, and Traces.
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This was with an Android, but how else does it guesstimate your location? I assumed via IP
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Superman Can't Use Facebook
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Love it. Bringing back the "fun" part of the web
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I feel MOST blogs still use RSS/Atom. Back in the day, Feedly had a migration from Google Reader which involved just logging in via your Google Account. All your feeds were there. It's been rock solid for me ever since. Now they&#
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SIEM isn't dead, it's only disrupted
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Simon Willison's annotated presentations are the GOAT: slides followed by the transcript of your talk for each slide https://simonwillison.net/2023/Aug/6/annotated-presentations...
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It is absolutely essential that we still have experts who know the details. LLMs are just the tide that lifts all ships.
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I understand not selling static IPs; there's only ~4 billion of them and >4B devices that need to connect to the internet. CGNAT is the best way ISPs have figured out to ration IPs lately. The IPv6 rollout is something I'd have
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Can you talk about assembly without the internet? I fully understand your point and even agree with it to an extent. LLMs are just another layer of abstraction, like C is an abstraction for asm is an abstraction for binary is an abstraction
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So yours updated about every 8-9 days compared to my (way shorter timeline experimental average of) ~40 days. I'm guessing ISPs officially want to err on the side of expecting your IP to change more often than not. Probably for CYA rea
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How often does my home's IP address change?
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Take9 Won't Improve Cybersecurity
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How to Pack for a Long Trip
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Just got this notification as well. It was in my spam, strangely enough. Any good alternatives? I worry that other competitors will follow suit.
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It literally almost did!
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