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by SCUSKU 2y ago
The best resource for me on IMDb is definitely just the lists of "Top 250 Movies of all Time"[1] or the "Top 50 $GENRE Movies of All Time" [2]. @OP: Maybe just finding a way to curate the most popular open source librari
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Obviously coming from Sequoia there won't be an bootstrapped approach, but I'd love to see one for that. For bootstrappers, the approach I've heard of is simply just nicheing down to find a segment of the market that is big e
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! I would say though I think you should up your price to at least $9.99. A $3 game makes me think it's low quality, which it's not. So you ought to price your game appropriately.
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by SCUSKU 2y ago
Maybe this is obvious, but thank you for making the option to export to raw HTML and not just React components! I've been taking a step back from doing things the react way, and have been struggling with design (so much so that I'
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
I've always wanted to get into using docker swarm for a homelab, since I love docker compose for dev/single node production deploys. Any tips on the minimum hardware or VPS's needed to get a small swarm cluster setup?
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
The aqueduct?
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Ah that makes a lot more sense. It seemed so outrageous that they would try to claim ownership of all hosted user generated content, but that makes sense that it was targeted at their community forum, and then misinterpreted.
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Very cool! Nice job! Out of curiosity, how much CPU/GPU/RAM resources do you need to allocate to run something like this? Like you mention you're using small models. For example, could this run on a t2.micro on EC2? (1 vCPU +
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Yes.
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
TIL about Firefox reader mode! Thank you! Option + Command + R on MacOS, will commit that to memory and use that from now on!
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Wow first I’ve heard of this. Insane 2000’s vibes. Honestly though the demonstration social engineering to get a free pizza was pretty cool, and terrifying since that same pattern is applied to pwn sites and stuff. Will check out the Art of
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Looks pretty great! My biggest issue with Celery has been that the observability is pretty bad. Even if you use Celery Flower, it still just doesn’t give me enough insight when I’m trying to debug some problem in production. I’m all for jus
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Wow! What a great piece of topical creative writing. Absolutely love it!
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
I wrote HNResumeToJobs.com using PGVector + the OpenAI Ada embedding model which outputs a vector of size 1536. The new large model now outputs a vector of double the size 3072. I believe PGVector only supports up to 2,000 dimensions for in
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Let's not forget, "3 billion devices run Java"
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Ted Kaczynski, AKA the Unabomber was also the youngest math professor at Berkley. But shortly after he said he hated it and went to live in a shack in Montana.
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Hacker News' Favorite Laws and Principles(zachbellay.com)
4 points by SCUSKU 3y ago|0 comments
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Somewhat pedantic here, but would the authors use of python to generate C code be considered metaprogramming as opposed to code generation? I thought metaprogramming typically involved writing code that can alter/augment itself, like n
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Right, I was gunna say this website might be a nice temporary oasis that is too small potatoes for digital marketers and we might actually get a decent signal to noise ratio if it doesn't get too big.
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Gamers vs. Productivity Enthusiasts (2022)(components.one)
1 points by SCUSKU 3y ago|0 comments
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
This is a wildly armchair question, but can't we just model human's ability to adapt to change and then as a result determine if technology will be sufficient to save us from impending environmental collapse? I suppose this is a m
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
To play devil's advocate, had OP not wanted to go home so badly Parkinson's Law would've kicked in and OP may have tried to do things the "right way" which may have taken much longer.
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Part of me wants to be able to encode my life2vec and see what the next predicted tokens are. On the other hand, as much as going to a fortune teller sounds fun to me, I worry that if I go I will simply make what they say come true since I
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Always Be Refactoring(zachbellay.com)
1 points by SCUSKU 3y ago|0 comments
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Wow, that's great. How long did you work there? I worked at my previous employer for 2.5 years. My friend for 2 years (different company).
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Yeah this might work for larger tech companies, but when I was working for a Series A startup and got laid off I got 2 weeks. Same thing happened to a friend as well.
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Where do you see meetups? I don't think I've ever seen them on HN but would be nice to go to one while I'm in SF!
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
They are, except instead of saying “AD” for some reason they get a blue checkmark
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
Another PITA is that even if you have insurance you have to go to in network providers. I’m insured and went to the local CVS to get a flu and COVID shot but they said I was out of network, so insurance wouldn’t cover it. Out of pocket was
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by SCUSKU 3y ago
The trees are all pretty close to each other, about 3-4 city block radius (map of trees [1]). The issue is that as far as I can tell there is no existing LoraWAN gateway on The Things Network I can tap into [2], which means I will have to s

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