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billyp-rva
20d ago
Well yeah, it's the lowest-level array function. All of the others can be written with reduce, but not vice-versa. Of course it's going to be less friendly.
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Generate-Ilograph: A skill to create auditable sequence diagrams of a codebase
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21d ago
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Generate-Ilograph: A skill to create auditable sequence diagrams of a codebase
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26d ago
> That's ignoring how video game wikis are used. People will google "<game> <place where I'm stuck>" and completely miss the wiki. Or "<game> <mechanic>". Etc. So reachability and pro
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1mo ago
> ChatGPT recommends bidding somewhere around by £2 per click, but I bid between £0.15 and £0.07 and was still able to get traffic. However 0.46% is a shockingly low conversion rate. I'm not an ad guru by any means, but isn't i
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Vaultwarden Sequence Diagrams
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Helm Dashboard Sequence Diagrams
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1mo ago
It depends on how expensive that letter is.
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1mo ago
The battle between black-hat SEO and search engines has been going on for a long time. They may or may not "got this," exactly, but they definitely know a lot about it. I'd wager if a blogger can sniff this out, the search en
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1mo ago
If its paraphrased to any significant degree I'd expect the original to not survive. The second model's watermark would of course be there regardless.
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2mo ago
Of course not. A terrible product may not sell well even if it has great ads, for instance.
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2mo ago
I have to agree with OP, this phrase specifically reveals it isn't a good take: > sales [the best product] were entitled to in the first place Unfortunately, this is not, and has never been, how it works. The best product is never
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Vaultwarden Sequence Diagrams
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2mo ago
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Vaultwarden Sequence Diagrams
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
> "design me a sneaker and all the equipment to manufacture it autonomously" We already have sneaker designs and the equipment to manufacture them. Whatever it spits out is going to be, at best, a mediocre clone of something th
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2mo ago
> Substack gives you a way to push content to your subscribers without an intermediary deciding what they get to read. How do we know they won't start limiting your reach in the future? That's the path basically every other pla
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2mo ago
The engineer could be fixing an emergency issue while on vacation. For financial data, that would hopefully be an auto-deny anyway until someone on-site whitelists their IP. And this is if they aren't using VPNs. Adding AI to this part
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2mo ago
Ilograph diagrams can be exported to standalone HTML files (like this example: [0]). Coincidentally, they also have slides (kind of) and clock in at around 560KB. [0] https://www.ilograph.com/demo/intelligentDocumentPro
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3mo ago
Some might quibble with using AI for research, but this at least feels directionally correct. I'm not sure if ratings/MPAA is the right avenue to fix it, but the sheer laziness of manufacturing stakes by catastrophe instead of thr
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3mo ago
> and i would say json/yaml is not a dsl But you can have DSLs that are json/yaml, is my point. > PlantUML is a real dsl. PlantUML is a DSL that isn't json/yaml. That doesn't make it better, and you can make t
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> the premise is that because of these few existing dsls (like PlantUML mentioned) my "new dsl" will be equally effective. PlantUML has millions of examples in the training data, my new dsls are not (*specially if its not json&
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3mo ago
> I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! The short version: ad blockers work on browsers but not apps[0]. [0] https://pluralistic.net/2024/01/30/go-nuts-meine-kerle
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3mo ago
Thanks for the heads up; that shouldn't have been happening. Please try again.
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3mo ago
Hi, author here. The app itself (Ilograph[0]) is fairly old; its first ShowHN was in 2019. These particular yt-dlp diagrams were an experiment in getting meaningful sequence diagrams from a code repo using Claude. If you open the black tab
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Yt-Dlp Sequence Diagrams
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Calculator / Rubik's cube / game of life apps should be very close to 100% identical, right? I don't see the point of asking an AI for one of these when there are dozens (hundreds?) of repos that all have exactly what yo
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It's a bit like a (simplified) version of Ilograph[0]. Are these editable, or strictly LLM-generated? [0] https://www.ilograph.com
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Yt-Dlp Sequence Diagrams
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Yt-Dlp Sequence Diagrams
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4mo ago
Consider trying to follow along with this app [0] without the transitions. Without them you'd experience much more cognitive load to staying oriented. [0] https://app.ilograph.com/demo.ilograph.Ilograph/Request
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