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by addcn 3y ago
Wow super helpful! Thank you Ok then -- so these forward passes should take about the same amount of time per inference of the next token. That matches my intuition. When does the model know to stop? Is there a stop token? Also aside -- tot
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Ask HN: Explain how size of input changes ChatGPT performance
1 points by addcn 3y ago|3 comments
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by addcn 3y ago
I don’t think a new spec is going to make it easier for more teams to use OpenAPI. This isn’t the problem… What we really need is better tooling to help developers maintain the spec and built generators on top of it. I’ve been building open
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Your API Needs a Lockfile(useoptic.com)
6 points by addcn 3y ago|1 comments
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by addcn 4y ago
Wow. I've managed docs sites with hundreds of pages on Docusaurus and I could see this being very useful. Is there a way to important what I've already got today? I feel like now that I'm in the mud, it is hard to climb out.
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by addcn 4y ago
Usually stolen goods are sold to a professional fencer for a price that factors in the risk of not being able to unlock/reset and move the phone. Some of the economics of the underworld are remarkably sophisticated. Everyone has a role
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by addcn 4y ago
This actually looks like a lawyer wrote it. It’s very calibrated.
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by addcn 4y ago
I used to think the reason I couldn’t read anymore was because the day drained me. A friend suggested trying to read 3 days into a 1 week vacation. I couldn’t. And from that moment I realized it was a muscle like anything else. Consuming me
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by addcn 4y ago
To be a bit less mystical than my original comment… I used to think “letting go” meant “giving up”… “Letting go” in the Alan Watts sense means being willing to give up on the means — not the outcome. I’ll let go of the way I’ve been doing t
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by addcn 4y ago
“Letting go” doesn’t mean “giving up”. That won’t make sense written down unless you’ve done a whole lot of meditating.
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by addcn 4y ago
TikTok, Facebook and Twitter are pharmaceutical companies. They peddle quick dopamine hits. We're all junkies that can't/won't pay for the hits so they wrap up the drugs they give us in ad-paper.
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by addcn 4y ago
Nice old fashioned securities fraud. Vintage. None of that SPAC **coin influencer discord garbage
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by addcn 4y ago
> I find it… curious that the Self Service [0] website of famously brand-conscious Apple is dog-ugly, generic, and has no Apple branding whatsoever. That's exactly why it is the way it is. You do not want a brand associated with the
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by addcn 5y ago
Optic YC (S18)| Product Engineers | Fully Remote We're building the GitHub for APIs by helping developers collaborate at scale on their APIs. Our open source tools make adopting OpenAPI and API-first practices simple. Developers use Op
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by addcn 5y ago
There are no causes, just dynamics. And Facebook and society are in one together. Society functioned ‘better’ before Facebook, so I’d start looking at the Facebook end of dynamic first. QED.
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by addcn 5y ago
There are no causes, just dynamics. And Facebook and society are in one together. Society functioned ‘better’ before Facebook, so I’d start looking at that end of dynamic first. QED.
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Show HN: A Coverage Report Built APIs(useoptic.com)
1 points by addcn 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A GitBot That Writes an API Changelog for Every PR(useoptic.com)
1 points by addcn 6y ago|0 comments
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Optic (YC S18) – Is Hiring a Senior DevOps Architect (Remote)(workatastartup.com)
1 points by addcn 6y ago
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by addcn 6y ago
Hey! few quick thoughts on this. No API is static, so over time expect to add or deprecate query parameters even if can't conceive of needing changes today, tomorrow, or next quarter. Change leads API providers to relax validation rule
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by addcn 7y ago
I’d love to try this and give you more feedback but I’m getting 404 trying to install the GitHub app.
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by addcn 7y ago
I think it’s all about workflow. The closer you bring feedback to the developer, the more likely they are to follow guidance. Linters and prettiers are a perfect case study. Saying don’t do X doesn’t work. But preventing you from doing your
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by addcn 7y ago
Static analysis is great here — it’s definitely a constrained domain where it could shine w/o many of the issues that defined it a decade ago. I bet you could take this a lot further by incorporating a runtime component as well. I mean
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by addcn 7y ago
How would you articulate "the protobuf problem" to a gRPC novice like me? Also re http/rest docs -- check out my open source project -- it's sort of like Git but for Rest APIs https://github.com/opticdev&
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Show HN: A Better API Specification(github.com)
3 points by addcn 7y ago|0 comments
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by addcn 7y ago
This is true. Not the sentence I expected to give me hope on a Sunday night, but it did.
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by addcn 7y ago
This argument doesn’t hold though because a single bad actor who figures out how to spoof the interface has tremendous leverage to hurt a lot of people at once. And it’s likely they could leave a device at night and trigger it days or weeks
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by addcn 7y ago
When this happened to me I got a ton of advice (similar to what’s been written by other posters) and it was all great. But to make any of it to stick I had to stop thinking of my productivity as some intellectual problem and myself as the m
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The Next Primitives of Dev Tools(medium.com)
2 points by addcn 8y ago|0 comments
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by addcn 8y ago
I really wish the relationship was inverted. So I had a dashboard of every recurring charge in one list and I could cancel at will. More designed around me pushing funds to vendors than vendors pulling them from me. Someone should make a di

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