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by Mtinie 1y ago
But you cannot prove it. So what value did your comment bring? The readership of this site should always question if a comment is in good faith, legitimate, and accurate. Your commentary may only be one of those.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Could she be correct in her assertion? Are we spending more on areas of physics which don’t require it?
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Not as easily Goolge’d as “IFTTT” with five characters versus six.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Minor chronological point but Zapier is an IFTTT-type glue provider. IFTTT was announced Dec. 14, 2010 and launched on Sept. 7. 2011. Zapier was first pitched Sept. 30, 2011 and their public beta launched May 2012.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Presumably those needs are handled on the habitat where the orbital maintenance team lives when they aren’t visiting satellite data centers. Treat each maintenance trip like an EVA (extra vehicular activity) and bring your life support with
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Given the audience on HN I expect will be up on Hugging Face within an hour or so… :)
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by Mtinie 1y ago
You know it’s old school when it’s not “built with love”. :)
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Your unexpected anecdote perfectly encapsulates why I love HN!
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by Mtinie 1y ago
If I was in power and wanted to continue said rule, I’d definitely discourage the adoption of any standardized formatting for election results. Not, you know, for any nefarious purpose…but because what we’ve used forever was good enough for
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by Mtinie 1y ago
As far as I can tell, the ingredients described by Cennini[1] is close to the “traditional” preparation: * Gypsum (Hydrated calcium sulfate) * Zinc white pigment * Clean tap water or distilled water * Rabbit skin glue —- [1] Cennini, Cennin
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by Mtinie 1y ago
…but don’t click this button.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Multiple impressions per interstitial domain, I imagine.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Cargo culting.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
> If the password length is 12 to 15 characters, it will be valid for 180 days > If the password length is 16 to 32 characters, it will be valid for 365 days Madness.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
> Key thing is that we hire them. I do not feel heartened by this sentence, even though I should be. We're choosing from a pre-curated menu rather than truly "hiring" representatives. The real power lies with party gatek
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by Mtinie 1y ago
This is where emergent behaviors within a game's world building becomes very interesting. Perhaps asking the right questions leads to a quest line not previously discovered or triggers social actions in support of/against the play
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Your stationary plane example highlights a divide I've seen across my work experience in different domains; teams defaulting to ML when fundamental engineering would work better. I'm curious: do you think there's any amount o
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Your comment only questioned why OpenAI cares about Windsurf from a first party perspective. I expanded the rationale for why the acquisition makes sense at a different level.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Now they also get to see what is sent to Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, etc., and what is returned. At scale, for a prime area of concern.
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by Mtinie 2y ago
Advertising. You are talking about advertising while attempting to call it something else. It may not require money if that is banned but value will be exchanged and we’ll be back to square one.
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by Mtinie 2y ago
I have an API project in development where the majority of the code has been written through Claude Code. It offers an integration of the Congress.gov and GovInfo.gov APIs, and analysis tools for their respective (somewhat overlapping but n
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by Mtinie 2y ago
This particular MCP server? No idea. I suspect it is just a different way, rather than a better way. For tasks like that I personally use pre- and post-commit scripts to run all of my test validation, coverage, Ruff, etc. and output the res
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by Mtinie 2y ago
What software development world do you live in where significant refactoring and rewrites aren’t commonplace? Every project I’ve ever had insider knowledge about started as a prototype and then was extensively reworked until it met the nee
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by Mtinie 2y ago
> I never have and I never will! That’s an odd flex to roll with for someone who has long been a member of a community of technology enthusiasts, but you be you. LLMs are tools, not religions. They don’t need to be elevated to a dogmatic
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by Mtinie 2y ago
When I catch an agent falling into a “debug loop” I ask it to summarize its understanding of the error. Next, I ask it to shift its context to a higher level in the code and look for patterns across my files which would impact {summary of e
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by Mtinie 2y ago
My mom discovered Champlain Valley about 10 years ago, so now every time she visits (we’re in VA, she’s from CA), she sends an order with a two pound jar ahead so she has a honey she likes in our pantry. I don’t complain at all, because it
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by Mtinie 2y ago
Double-secret misdirection. The new stealth!
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by Mtinie 2y ago
That reminds me of the escalating “trace buster” scene in “The Big Hit.” https://youtu.be/2VY_xxL2jL0?si=9hf6ibvtHFCGuCNL
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by Mtinie 2y ago
Higher dimensional investigations.
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by Mtinie 2y ago
Which part is bullshit? The discussion, generally or the pedantic point that the active compound is the same in the various presentations people are arguing about?

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