aitchnyu

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   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   Fish foods with chitin is marketed as roughage. for humans, does shellfish allergy (tropomyosin and other proteins) diagnosis imply chitin allergy?
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   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   I've seen individual AI fans create these in minutes, hardly '"seven weeks" where the team "hardly slept" and created "thousands of takes"'.
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   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   Taj Mahal disguise https://old.reddit.com/r/OldPhotosInRealLife/comments/112cci... There were Japanese and German attacks in world wars, and wars later with China and Pakistan.
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   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   Did we both study in Greets, Kochi? We learned the same lessons for the parts of CPU, computer generations, Babbage and co for 5 years. Our lab exams was more means than ends, so `pi r*2` will carry more marks than `3.14 r*r`.
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   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   The British hid the Taj Mahal in WW2 from planes. In Indo-Pak war in 1971, cities and towns far from the border had to blackout. There was blackout in Punjab in 2025 war too.
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   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   Any issue with adopting current CGM (continuous glucose monitors) devices?
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   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   Sounds like Indian Om chanting, 3/8th of the duration with 'O' with open mouth and 5/8th with the 'm' hum. There is also a 4 moments inhale, 4 moments hold and 4 moments exhale. We learned it as teens or young
8. 248.▲
   by aitchnyu 10mo ago

   Does it require a $18.5 million investment (from article) from each manufacturer?
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   by aitchnyu 11mo ago

   Is this competing with DBOS? BTW homepage has: > Highway is an ultra-reliable workflow orchestration engine that combines PostgreSQL's ACID guarantees with a declarative Python DSL. Banks trust PostgreSQL for money. Highway uses Pos
10. 250.▲
    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Is there any stricter standard? Should one strive for PCI-DSS even if they are a regular SaaS?
11. 251.▲
    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Will the OpenRouter marketplace of M clouds X N models die if the investor money stops? I believe its a free and profitable service, offered completely pay as you go.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    1 liter can contain upto 490ml oxygen but supplemental oxygen is upto 60 liters per minute. Do they plan to put a bubbler to replenish oxygen? And did they compute maximum oxygen transfer for the intestines? They administered a "dose o
13. 253.▲
    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    I was hoping they will undermine all ORMs (and their associated frameworks) and make advanced queries accessible to everybody.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    I use OpenRouter and providers are hosting models and competing on price for each request. Will a free market for inference fail without VC money now? For example: https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3.1
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    I installed Zed to read JSON logs that caused my browser and Pycharm (Jetbrains, Java-based) to lag hard. Sometimes I scroll down to the millionth line since the quickness makes me think I downloaded only a subset.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Whats the method to maintain a git repo of JS and unit tests? I remember a team with Firebase copy pasting code from dev to prod and between "modules" within an env and making a ton of mistakes.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Is there a better history pedagogy? I remember history as a set of dates and Kings. Only later I learned about Roman demagoguery, the relationship between newly independant India to present day and other topics that teach there is nothing n
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Are engineers not tweaking the durability-performance-feel tradeoff, in favour of brakes with more stopping power in smaller tires, but which happen to be rarely used?
19. 259.▲
    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    I put non-messaging apps into deep sleep (no background services). My mobile provider app prevents users from making a phone wifi hotspot. Wonder what the others do.
20. 260.▲
    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    If we cannot decide, we call them guerrillas - Ellie (fictional)/Carl Sagan
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    The UX wizards ensure your phone and 32-inch show upto 6 products so customers dont face too much info. A goal-oriented (vs browsing) app wont have whitespace or infinite scroll.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    I go through my apps and put most of them to deep sleep, ie never work in foreground. Later I heard from an internet stranger that a mobile operators app prevents users from using their phone as a Wifi hotspot.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    We already call them slaves, but with a Czech loanword.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    But a disposed sachet from Australia isnt going to enter my cranium here in India... oh wait
25. 265.▲
    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Whoa. The backend is optional (and presumably minimal) so it can be priced 12$ per year.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    I use regular Kagi assistant for most of my questions. I use Openrouter chat to chat with Gemini 2.5 Pro and GPT 5 at the same time and continue only the productive conversation. My OR account is for my coding agent and its completely pay a
27. 267.▲
    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    If I become a king, my tablecloth will be basalt instead of asbestos and the flames from acetylene for brightest blue color.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    True. Im working with Python CRUD apps, which every model is fluent in. And I'm personally generating 100-line changes, not letting it run while I'm AFK.
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Sonnet is 3$ per million tokens, Grok Code Fast is 0.2$. IME the latter is better for me. Wish everybody treats AI as a pay-as-you-go commodity instead of getting dependant on rugpulls. My stack is Openrouter (model marketplace) and Aider (
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    by aitchnyu 11mo ago

    Has anybody made a benchmark of different cloud providers and how they respond to DDOS?