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What does a subscription to ConsumerLab provide you? Is in in-depth product-reviews? e.g. you are curious of a supplement, you check there first?
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Yes, a plus subscription is required.
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That's where my confusion is. How is this pattern similar to MCP? Can it also authenticate against 3rd party apis, similar to MCP?
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That's terrifying. Glad it didn't catch on fire! The motor did blow a few years back and has since been completely rebuilt. Fingers crossed it will last awhile.
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Please oh please. This would be perfect.
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Haha "better" is definitely relative. It's a 1977 Toyota micromini rv that I purchased for $750. At least 50% of the available storage is tools to fix mechanical, plumbing, and electrical issues that appear, because it is ine
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Absolutely. I primarily use it while running right now.
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I've been vanlifing for a few months now. I tend to have long hours on the road where my mind wonders and I want to write code hands-free. So, I built it. Using ChatGPT's voice agents to generate Github issues tagging @claude to t
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Will this have a revenue share / marketplace built into it?
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Show HN: Voicescri.pt – generate code hands-free with voice agents (BYOK)
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Do they have a GitHub action to run in GitHub, similar to Claude?
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You might be surprised. The CEO of Blackstone was just killed a few weeks ago.
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Now we just need text to speech so we can truly interact with our computers hands free.
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You didn't have any issues re-entering the US prior to picking up the permit from your friend's address?
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Interesting. Thank you for the response. If this is true, that's amazing! Do you know where the 6-month requirement (rumor?) is from? Reading over https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter... se
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Hey Mr. Roberts! I'm a US citizen and my wife has a green card. We like to travel extensively, but feel limited by the need to be in the US for at least 6 months out of the year. In an ideal world, we could get a digital nomad visa in
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It seems like you have a decent local stack in place. Unfortunately these systems feel leagues behind Claude Clode and the current SOTA agentic coding. But they're great for referencing simple search like syntax. Where I've found
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Vercel benefits from moving as much of the logic to the server (their paid services) as possible.
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An exciting space and I'm glad you and your team are working in it. I looked over your careers page and see all of your positions are non-remote. Is this because of limitations of working on local-first software require you to be in-p
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They are kind of the same thing... These are just tools Anthropic provides for you. Just like the tools a non-Anthropic service provides through their MCP server. A community-led effort of tool creation via MCP will surely be faster and mor
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Appreciate the list. How do you eliminate fridge noise (besides replacing the fridge entirely)?
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There was a recent Nvidia video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2NijXqBESI ) that showcases some of the robotics problems Nvidia is working on. They use the Apple Vision Pro headset fairly significantly in human interactio
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+1 to this. Curious how the MCP manages base 64 image-related data and the encoding + decoding.
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I’m pretty sure the latest models have AR. I saw a presentation within the last year showcasing AR emoji-like things. Not that emojis are a killer feature, but the tech is there.
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I _think_ the compression used is literally “Chat, compress this array of messages”. This is the technique used in Claude Plays Pokemon. I’m sure there’s more to the prompt and what to do with this newly generated messages array, but the gi
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Is there more to memory than just an entry into the context/messages array passed to the LLM?
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Not sure if you're aware, but there's a well-supported Vue ShadCN library: https://www.shadcn-vue.com/
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Maybe it's just me, but the auto-complete is very distracting and something I avoid. Most of the time I'm fighting it, deleting or denying it's suggestions, and it throws me out of flow. From what I've seen, most senior&
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"BMW’s dynamic brake light, for example, flashes during emergency braking to alert trailing drivers, greatly enhancing road safety." This isn't obvious to someone who has no idea. I just assumed it's an aftermarket adjus
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A digital Costco.
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