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> Without a doubt every search result I found on that forum from someone having a similar issue never resulted in a useful lead. This was subsumed into answers.microsoft.com and it's turned into a few of those original "good
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Translated README.md: On February 27, Tencent Hunyuan’s self-developed fast-thinking model Turbo S was officially released. Different from slow thinking models such as Deepseek R1 and Hunyuan T1 that need to "think before replying&quo
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Tencent launches a new generation of fast thinking model Hunyuan Turbo S
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Translated README.md: On February 27, Tencent Hunyuan’s self-developed fast-thinking model Turbo S was officially released. Different from slow thinking models such as Deepseek R1 and Hunyuan T1 that need to "think before replying&quo
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Tencent releases new AI model, says replies faster than DeepSeek-R1
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> More people voted for it than against. What's meant by "it"? • 77,302,580 voted for this administration (49.8%) • 77,935,722 voted against this administration (50.2%) Source: https://www.fec.gov/resourc
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GP is likely referring to this concern, "The Great npm Garbage Patch": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41178258
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If using Anthropic professionally with, e.g., Cline, it's easy to spend $1500 a week.
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In the meantime: https://marimo.app/?mode=read
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Clean UI!
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> so bizarre ... what the hell is that supposed to tell someone?! I liked this bizarre comment. It was like seeing a physical geometry proof for trig. Or like thinking about primes while riding a bike for an hour. In 10 - 15 seconds th
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Now add business day (BD #) for financial services… in the visitor's country. Sounds easy, right? Just something like: https://aakashkh.github.io/python/2019/05/30/Business-Days-C... But then a wil
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Careful -- a solo dev using it professionally, meaning, coding with it as a pair coder (XP style), can easily spend $1500/week.
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2y ago
Depends whether you're talking about salaries based on hourly rate or outcome rate.
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Are posts not mentioning any languages? Are posts dwindling, which means Rust is actually going through the roof? Is some other language the one with rising demand? Needs some kind of baseline ...
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Kids these days. The last good vintage FrontPage was from Vermeer.
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The real mistake is Hoare not also offering a type for "na". "No value" and "not applicable" are entirely different cases...
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2y ago
> It is simply not possible to devise a system which works automatically with little effort. I use one. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43135927 in this thread. Truly ZERO effort, yet a backup way to find thin
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Hey, anyone who can't/won't/doesn't stick with a system... THIS IS FOR YOU. Most organization methods predate search. PARA, for example, can be a decent first cut (active Projects, Areas of responsibility, Reference
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> averaged overnight Which is the opposite of what's needed to understand whether scattered short term variations are breathing stops to worry about. > regularity Their variation feature does mark moments of (selectable low&#
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You also can't responsibly have a prolific apprentice (intern, first or second year, etc.) plugged directly to production. On the other hand, today most money for SWEs goes to people who aren't "staff engineer" level. W
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This "problem" of not being able to use Claude or GPT-4o for Swift iOS apps is news to me as an aider.chat + Xcode user. Last summer I used aider.chat to develop a new feature along with a new and complex animated multi view, leve
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> We recommend Mullvad Browser if you are focused on strong privacy protections and anti-fingerprinting out of the box, Firefox for casual internet browsers looking for a good alternative to Google Chrome, and Brave if you need Chromium
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GPT-4o mini keeps quietly demonstrating value per cost.
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CodeWeavers is a software company that focuses on Wine development and sells a proprietary version of Wine called CrossOver for running Windows applications on macOS, ChromeOS and Linux. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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> It's not surprising that google has such a huge mote with their highly illegal and unethical activity of scanning and digitizing billions of pages of copyrighted work to train their models. Excellent Freudian slip (proverb allus
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See comment above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43048326 Throw those into Google search along with term iOS or Android.
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TL;DR: For original object truth rather than image truth, this paper shows VLMS are superior, even though prompt shows the authors are "holding it wrong". Yet another paper where the authors don't address what tokens are. It
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Most users' "threat model" is loss from actually losing things, or doing dumb things to themselves. They expect Apple to fix that. Apple understands this, and in most markets there's a Genius Bar somewhere near the user
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If I squint, I see a real product: living onboarding. We've taken steps towards organizing our company dev knowledge by diataxis.fr (see the excellent Tailscale docs for a fleshed out example, whether purposeful or not), but the very f
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