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by cphoover 2y ago
Wouldn't something like snapshot testing from a scheduled probe be more effective and reliable than using an LLM? Every X hours test the endpoints and validate the types and field names are consistent... If they change then trigger som
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by cphoover 2y ago
I recently learned mobile browsers (safari and chrome) in iOS have made it pretty much impossible to disable JS on the iPhone… what the actual
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by cphoover 3y ago
Agreed...Another gripe... the amount of people on HN complaining that a web-app doesn't 'work without JS, when the number of user's who disable JS inside their browser is well under 1%. HN users don't even consider they
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by cphoover 3y ago
My whole family uses iMessage because it is the default client on their iphones. I'd love to partake in the family group chat. For those technically savvy enough to download an additional client like Meta's Whatsapp or Messenger..
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by cphoover 3y ago
"It was half past midnight on March 17th, 1968. Keith Smart, the director of epidemiology and ecology at Utah’s Dugway Proving Grounds, was awakened by the ringing of a phone. On the other end was Dr. Bode, a professor at the Universit
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by cphoover 3y ago
"brilliant" I think "predictable" is more apt.
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by cphoover 3y ago
Yes, I remember when Microsoft FrontPage was the go to wysiwyg editor for web development along with Dreamweaver most styles were added inline. At some point wysiwyg editors fell out of favor as they generated both unmaintainable styles and
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YouTube Shorts Remover - Chrome Extension(github.com)
1 points by cphoover 3y ago|1 comments
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by cphoover 3y ago
This chrome extension was written 90% by ChatGPT. including the creation of the logo (with Dalle-3). This extension removes Youtube Shorts from Youtube.com
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by cphoover 3y ago
One weird issue I had with next 13 was radio button groups did not work. The suggested fix from a core next contributor and fb employee was to "Upgrade to a canary release"... I get that you are building all these new cool feature
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by cphoover 3y ago
There is also https://wormhole.app Which looking at your link I guess is unrelated
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by cphoover 3y ago
Logo is both mesmerizing and distracting.
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by cphoover 3y ago
This is interesting, and not to criticize, but I wonder if transformer model's accuracy in interpreting law will obviate the need for something like this. It would be interesting to train Large Language Transformer Models to generate t
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by cphoover 3y ago
It's not sriracha... There is a reason why there is a Hoy Fong Sriracha shortage but not a shortage with off-brand variants. People want the particular recipe of the rooster sauce... It's a specific flavor. Same reason to me Heinz
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Is ChatGPT (GPT 3.5, 4.0) with conversation search and forking available?
1 points by cphoover 3y ago|0 comments
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by cphoover 3y ago
I get the feeling Sixto Rodriguez preferred somewhat of an ascetic lifestyle. He seemed totally unfazed by the prospect of stardom. He also seems not to have really made an attempt to capitalize on his modest success. He must have known he
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by cphoover 4y ago
It would fit in just fine if we lived in a Minecraft world.
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by cphoover 4y ago
For 3 letter intelligence agencies I think it was 10 year statute of limitations... This may have changed
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by cphoover 4y ago
You could probably use gpt to build a deterministic parser based off the markup of a page though... Like ask it to "create the script/selectors needed to scrape X page" Then you just run that script whenever you want to get d
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by cphoover 4y ago
Is data encrypted in such a way so that your company cannot read conversations?
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by cphoover 4y ago
StayFocusd an app to help people with focus issues block distracting websites has updated it's privacy policy. It now defaults to collecting user browsing data. From the new privacy policy: =Collected Data= The App extracts th
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by cphoover 4y ago
This debate has nothing to do with racism. What if instead of Tencent the parent company of TikTok, a state-sponsored social media app created by the CCP was the most popular social media app used by the future American generation. Would y
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by cphoover 4y ago
Maybe I am an outlier... but I really don't like nested style documents like those founds with SASS, LESS, PostCSS. When the number of nested selectors becomes too great it can become very difficult to reason about. I would never use t
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by cphoover 4y ago
Disagree with "Don't teach during code reviews." I've found them to be invaluable opportunities for knowledge exchange
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by cphoover 4y ago
Say I want to plug historical data into a predictive model? Or a probably another common potential use-case... I want to create an alert if a value is above/below a certain threshold.
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by cphoover 4y ago
Any plans to actually scrape the data instead of just the images? Having the actual data saved in a tabular format would really make this a killer product... You could probably do this by finding the elements within your selection and parsi
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by cphoover 4y ago
What is the modern equivalent of Napster/limewire/bittorrent today anyway, out of curiosity
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by cphoover 4y ago
Everyone is cheering this on... But as far as I can tell Apple did not win the Document Editor and business computing war vs MS. Microsoft clearly won with the Microsoft Office Suite and Microsoft Word... I'm not sure about this specif
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by cphoover 4y ago
I'm surprised they are implementing this as it will reduce the ability to do Google Inbox-esque classification of emails for things outside of spam like smart labeling of emails or highlighting important emails, emails prompting an urg
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by cphoover 4y ago
Interesting how will Gmail handle spam classification with e2e encryption?

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