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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
When I visit the site I get the error "Your connection is not private". Also: "You cannot visit magazine.sebastianraschka.com right now because the website uses HSTS." Chrome latest on Ubuntu.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
It fun to see that, in an era where most CEOs are all-in with AI both on a personal level and at their companies, dhh chose to rather take a deep dive into the world of linux and config files and indie computer brands. Curious what will the
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
But what would happen if the small model's prediction was "is Rome."? Wouldn't that result in costlier inference if the small model is "wrong" more than it is correct. Also, if the small model would be sufficie
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The machines shouldn't be learning Python(ahmedsaoudi.com)
2 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|0 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Something I learned from trying to learn how military equipment works is that "fifty-year old" and the likes aren't necessarily synonymous with "obsolete".
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
What's dumb about watching dubbed woodworking videos? And what part of watching japanese videos in japanese makes superior? You know what's dumb, though: failing to acknowledge that the world is diverse and people have diverse nee
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Ask HN: What Pocket alternatives did you move to?
126 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|145 comments
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Show HN: Life_link, an app to send emergency alerts from anywhere
4 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|1 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
That's a s(p/c)ammer's dream if there's a lesson to be learned from the.tk experience. I think this should fall on governments to create such a system for their citizens. A cheap web.de or website.au, would be very prac
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Ask HN: Why do LLMs call Trump "former president" despite current knowledge?
4 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|3 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I only clicked because the name seemed very smart! INAL so I'm not sure about the infringement part, but I loved how they got this cool name by changing only one letter. Bravo, to whom ever came up with the name.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Did try to see if using blockada (or similar apps) to block the apps access to the internet would work or cause and side effects (like other core apps not loading, ...)?
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I didn't even realize that we've never seen the sun's poles before as I just assumed we already scanned our star many times over. A nice reminder of how patchy and limited our knowledge is despite the impression of the opposi
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I was about to suggest narcissis.tech but then I understood the joke. Well played!
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
It is indeed and with the rise of llm it can also be worth a lot of cash. Iirc openai bought chat.com for several millions of dollars lately.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Exactly. For that same reason I can't understand why startups tie their websites with some of the least stable countries out there. I took notion too long to transition from that .so domain to the .com.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
This reminded of e.foundation. I find it hilarious that they combined the shortest domain with the longest tld :D
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
That was a deliberate choice, actually. This is about the domains and not the websites!
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Agree. Much better than the fb.com they got for the main site.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Yeah, I use that so much for notes and stuff that I had to create an app script to clean my GDrive from the hundreds, if not 1000+, of "unnamed document"s left behind.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
b.org must be worth millions though!
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
This reminds of the lady who had gmail.com (iirc) and, for years, refused to sell it to Google. The URL does redirect to the mail service but not sure if I'm remembering wrong or she finally got an offer even she couldn't pass.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Ha! I love how you used one domain to get 2 names (or what these can be called?) le.ctu.re is also a viable option ;) Also this reminds of del.icio.us (not sure about the placement of that first dot, though). Epic domain and legendary servi
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Domains I love(ahmedsaoudi.com)
55 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|59 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Does this mean one can now access tor websites using chrome?
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I know it's a small detail, but I was so confused with the title that I had to check the calendar. Having results of Q1 26 in May 25 can be disorienting. In my country, the fiscal year always coincides with the calendar year.
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Tell HN: Visually distinguish the username of the post creator in discussions
4 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|1 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Isn't it a house (with a roof and a chimney)?
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
For a small restaurant, wouldn't it be easier to rebrand but making sure they own the domain first? I know this is not ideal, but pragmatically speaking, this might be simpler and cheaper.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I always wonder how much the war would've ended faster if Bremer didn't screw up the "transition" phase. So many lives would've been spared.

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