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961.
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beardyw
1y ago
Don't delete it. Title - "How to submit to HN". A good reminder to those who read but don't post.
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Arduino has a new job selling chips for its new owner Lets not pretend otherwise
(theregister.com)
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1y ago
"Commission" is a grand name for an LLC with no office address.
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beardyw
1y ago
I think you might find it was meant to be a play on words, which explains the immediate insertion of an answer - which is the actual headline. Smart.
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beardyw
1y ago
Andrej Karpathy's Nano GPT is reasonably accessible and easy to run. https://github.com/karpathy/nanoGPT
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beardyw
1y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45537958 You have submitted the same Ask HN twice. Not sure what you are trying to achieve?
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beardyw
1y ago
> When you delete a file from Windows 11 on a typical hard drive, the file isn't deleted immediately. Instead, the operating system tells the hard drive it can overwrite the physical area of the disk where that data was stored the n
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1y ago
Debt collection. I wouldn't let AI near it unless you don't care how you are perceived (parking fines?).
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1y ago
> have convinced themselves Oh, gosh, I thought they were just lying.
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1y ago
> GitHub’s chief technology officer, made the Azure migration announcement internally earlier this week, noting that GitHub is currently struggling with data center capacity. GitHub is currently hosted on the company’s own hardware, cent
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1y ago
> Hard to release new languages and frameworks. Now seeding would be needed. Teaching the LLMs about new language and frameworks would require upfront effort from the creators. This is a very interesting point. I suspect AI will indirect
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1y ago
As mentioned in the article here's another https://hackaday.com/2023/10/07/hats-off-to-another-weird-ke...
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Google Japan Turn Out Another Keyboard, and It's a Dial
(hackaday.com)
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1y ago
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Google's requirement for developers to be verified threatens app store F-Droid
(techdirt.com)
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Is Dark Energy Born Inside Black Holes?
(scientificamerican.com)
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1y ago
If you put it to the vote across all species in the world, humanity going extinct would be OK.
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1y ago
I use RSS a lot but it is not without it's own difficulties. My collection of feeds is naturally geared to my own interests and world views. As a result I do find I miss out on some things I should pay attention to. To counter this I i
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beardyw
1y ago
Yeh, but don't mention Jesus. He was off message for current thinking.
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1y ago
Still no idea what you mean.
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1y ago
Losing you job because of your views is not violence, but it may as well be. Fearing authority, having to move away from your home, none of these is violence but they are real and unacceptable. The author here is playing with words.
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1y ago
Yes, it makes me despair that we in more tolerant societies may need to break away if things get too bad.
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1y ago
Thanks. That needs to be in an HN guide somewhere, along with: online services cost money to run so don't be surprised that they need either fees or advertising.
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Trump Makes It Clear They Will Turn TikTok into a Right Wing Propaganda Machine
(techdirt.com)
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Fake Postmark MCP NPM package stole emails with one-liner
(theregister.com)
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Trump demands Microsoft fire its head of global affairs
(theregister.com)
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1y ago
It is amazing the article fails to point out, but perhaps not so in the current climate of fear.
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1y ago
Yes, the "or else" appears to be we will leave you at the mercy of China and potentially loose 100% of the chips which are so important to us. Is this just political theatre for home consumption?
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1y ago
> expressing foreign-policy disagreement Foreign policy is almost universally a quid pro quo. Whilst there may be something for the USA in this it feels very asymmetric unless I am missing something.
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'Don't even consider' Microsoft? Gosh
(theregister.com)
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1y ago
A laugh and +1 from me.
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