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by Terretta 1y ago
I find it legible except for y becoming u
602.
by Terretta 1y ago
Yes, it's surprisingly not terrible except for y->u
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by Terretta 1y ago
They have a similar article on why.
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by Terretta 1y ago
One could do worse than asking for major decisions to come with a (ultralight, readme like) platform/product enhancement proposal (PEP). Then, in a group, probing together for 12 factor app or AWS well architected type principles as we
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by Terretta 1y ago
Speaking as former CTO of a bank, the procurement team and risk team still typically attempt to validate online presence and run some kind of risk score SaaS on you, lack of presence is a minus and conversations ensue. When I brought in fi
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by Terretta 1y ago
There are various "threat models", one of them is people losing their life's digital cupboard. For that, Apple provided Time Machine, then provided the equivalent of a digital safety deposit box in somebody else's room,
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by Terretta 1y ago
> nearly all of the art anyone sees See comment above.
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by Terretta 1y ago
> almost never see art that wasn’t meant to be sold Because most art isn't in a gallery or store. You quite literally aren't seeing it.
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by Terretta 1y ago
These difficulties with CSS are how you know an org can't "design system". You will see similar issues with their Word and PowerPoint, setting properties on elements instead of styles.
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Apex: AI Productivity Index for investment banking, law, consulting, medical(mercor.com)
1 points by Terretta 1y ago|0 comments
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by Terretta 1y ago
Not vague: https://www.anthropic.com/news/prompt-caching
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by Terretta 1y ago
It wouldn't re-read the context, it would cache tokens thus far which is like photographically remembering the context instead of re-reading it, until you see it "compress" context when it gives itself a prompt to recap so fa
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by Terretta 1y ago
And the best part? Opening paragraphs with questions. // Where did the machines learn this? LinkedIn influencers?
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The "New Economic Geography", now middle-aged [pdf](princeton.edu)
1 points by Terretta 1y ago|0 comments
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by Terretta 1y ago
> $100k ... is a lot of money It's still less than a domestic recruiting fee for many types of roles the H1B was purportedly about, roles where it's hard enough to find someone you need a headhunter's help and the pool i
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by Terretta 1y ago
The notion that the sidebar icons should be aligned with the firm brand logo doesn't make sense to me, these things are not the same. On that point, the before looks better than the after, to me, as the difference is differentiated. T
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by Terretta 1y ago
This result runs contrary to my observations with a $750 German device selected based on reviews of the sensor used (and a roundup writeup about these air quality sensors that had been here on HN years back).
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by Terretta 1y ago
document browser, document reader, printed paper, paper form, return to sender... those are all in the same concept space* "virtual machine" is clearly not that said, i love WASM in the browser, high time wrapping media with code
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by Terretta 1y ago
Billions, versus "I'll buy that for a dollar." https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/anthropic-o...
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by Terretta 1y ago
Here's an entertaining example from 20 years ago: By using the Apple Software, you represent and warrant that you ... also agree that you will not use these products for any purposes prohibited by United States law, including, without
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by Terretta 1y ago
As of 17 hours after post, 510 comments, there are no top level comments about the "root cause" he blames, Apple's "integration" decreasing: “This widening gap between their hardware and software … is going to be r
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by Terretta 1y ago
Honestly — starting with the word honestly also seems like an LLM tell.
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by Terretta 1y ago
Home page a stuttering lagscape in Chrome (Edge) on Android tablet.
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by Terretta 1y ago
because when was the last time you remembered what you did the day before purely based on memory (or without being prompted) Is this an issue for most? Though if someone hears that and nods vigorously you know they're a target audie
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by Terretta 1y ago
Easier to think about if LLM means Large Limitations Mirror.
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by Terretta 1y ago
The Internet was no longer early after it was front page news in mainstream magazines and more importantly, certainly not after Microsoft acquired FrontPage from Vermeer due to enough of a market for web publishing. When I joined a couple o
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by Terretta 1y ago
At a restaurant you pay for what they no longer have when you're done. You don't have to pay to look at food in a grocery, or a recipe in a library you go home and cook. You do pay for ingredients you use up. Unless the book you l
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by Terretta 1y ago
Soon we will be able to implement tables. Just imagine.
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by Terretta 1y ago
> act more like a platform As of 19 hours into the post, this is the only comment that explains what's actually behind this sort of program. Precursor thinking from Altman (mentions YC): https://stratechery.com/202
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by Terretta 1y ago
You can run a Tailscale node providing LAN access on Apple TV. Just grab Tailscale's Apple TV app. Performance is higher than you'd expect, saturates a gigabit link. This is the perfect "get to parent's network" a

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