MichaelMug

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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Key point: > The company was in trouble and had been in trouble for a long time. I went to interview at Yahoo in 2015 and could already sense something was deeply wrong. Very unfocused company.
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
You know I've read a lot here on HN about AI and our future. I'd like to hear more from the folks actually in the AI industry the researchers and developers implementing LLMs, diffusion models, etc. Will high quality training data
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
I don't know what the catalyst for this was, but a lot of 20 years olds and younger seem to use the word hacked so casually. I read it all the time, "my insta was hacked", etc. I would really like to know if hacking is as com
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
This is from November 2023 prior to Sora. Reading this in the context of Sora, this is contingent on: 1. movie or tv show length generation needs to be reasonably affordable, 2. the generated output must look real beyond first look (text is
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
I share your sentiment and position on Tailwind. My first introduction to programming was in 2003 as a 10 year old with HTML CSS and PHP. I think we will see Tailwind, like other frontend tech, fade into the sea of choices. If I had to summ
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
> Partly because even in a world where it became clear that school isn’t useful I don’t follow… In what world is school not useful? I suspect the social value of school will become much more apparent soon.
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Could they not have created a API browser vendors could implement, and the user can select in the settings app which implementation they want to use for running PWA's? With the default implementation being whatever the user selected fo
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
This reads like a submarine ad designed to drive clicks to his site which happens to sell stop motion and visual effects courses. It just rubs me the wrong way- because the video was impressive, so before this disclosure I'd be incline
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
I happened to be at Best Buy on the launch day of the Quest 3. I was walking around the store and in the back was a Meta rep doing nothing. It seemingly did not launch with much fanfare. I tried it and was blown away by how natural and ergo
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
> Gartner research vice president Michael Warrilow told The Register the change may therefore not be significant. If the change was not significant then why bother making the change at all?
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Learning to code is not the objective. Code is an ancillary concern. The goal is to teach discrete math which is missing from K12 curriculum.
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
I work in enterprise-type apps. Like you, I was skeptical about JWT’s ‘scalability’ claims. However, it did help make apps scalable within the enterprise. Prior to JWT, we had a proxy server take care of SSO and send some headers describing
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Yes it works well. The only issue I found was random disconnects when using a backlit LED keyboard and the stream deck on the same non-powered USB switch. I switched to a powered USB switch and that issue is gone. The switch I'm using
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Apologies. I hate when people do that as well. In addition to the other links posted, ddcutil.org has some more good info: https://www.ddcutil.com/#introduction
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
After researching KVMs I also came to the same conclusion that ddc is the solution. My use case is a bit different. I have two Windows machines and a dual monitor setup. I use NirSoft ControlMyMonitor which has a CLI and a Elgato Stream Dec
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
I believe the game you're referring to is Flight Control, and it came out first on iOS back in 2009. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_Control_(video_game) Fun game but not at all realistic. I was reminiscing a
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
> the company was “focusing on autonomous systems, and clearly one purpose of autonomous systems is self-driving cars.” So autonomous systems != cars Is Apple's foray into autonomous systems purely for R&D, keeping engineering s
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
I read this same thing a lot on Reddit and HN. It surprising to me on HN because I would assume most people on here are making good money. For my family here is the monthly spend with taxes for my area included: HBO Max $ 13.53 Hulu
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
This article is a bit overblown. I was initially looking forward to a juicy article about the UI inconsistencies...probably should be flagged. Context: I manage Windows 11 laptops for my family...5 machines. Windows 11 has its issues but th
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Most of the devs I've encountered that really like Tailwind have their focus more in the realm of development and engineering of a whole system where the UI is a means to an end. They are not deeply focused into the nuances of user int
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Ask HN: How does Apple CarPlay work?
7 points by MichaelMug 3y ago|11 comments
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
If you need a computer it’s better to use a mini pc form factor from a major vendor that benefits from economies of scale. NUC’s aren’t great value. You can get used HP and Dell stuff used from IT recyclers for ~$150 that do circles around
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Is car manufacturing a high margin business? If not then I doubt Apple is working on bringing a car to market.
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Nothing presented here or at the WWDC keynote makes me eager to pick this device up. The 180k+ units sold seem more tied to its status as a symbol rather than a compelling innovation. The only killer feature is the 4k per eye resolution. Wh
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
> MEPs believe that the current way royalties are distributed is unfair. Current algorithms favor major labels and artists when providing suggestions, making it more difficult for less popular and diverse genres to get exposure. The &quo
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
FYI this has been resolve. Thanks. It turns out my IP was blocked. I was initially concerned something fishy was going on between my computer and the internet.
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
1. Do "PHL, FRE, and AMS" mean something? Or are these just codenames for each site? 2. If I host a service on AWS, Azure, Linode, DigitalOcean am I also susceptible to layer 3 DDoS?
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Ask HN: HN Returning "Sorry."
3 points by MichaelMug 3y ago|2 comments
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
> How are they taking care of all the code branching internally without this becoming a total mess ? I am also interested in this.
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by MichaelMug 3y ago
Where can I find more information about managed data types in WebAssembly?

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