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We can’t keep demanding people work their weekends so we can have free stuff. And label them “grifts” should they dare to make a living.
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Post up some strong numbers people! The HN community could easily pass the 100k mark in a day. There’s a genuinely new browser to be excited about. Let’s get it done
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Probably you didn’t see my first reply. Put simply if I make cross origin POST request that’s JSON type it cannot be a simple request. There are no ways around this
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2y ago
I find it difficult to assume that’s what the author meant especially since they made no mention of content type. It doesn’t seem the author was aware of content type once you see their solution. Normally I would give the benefit of the dou
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Wait what The main premise of this post is false. The mentioned request can’t succeed without first completing a preflight check.
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2y ago
Super looking forward to this. I tried Codestral and nothing came close. Not even slightly. It was the only LLM that consistently put out code for me that was runnable and idiomatic.
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2y ago
awesome, something like this needed to exist. Looking forward to more articles!
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2y ago
The climate and geography is also a plus. Something you usually have to give up on in most of Europe
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2y ago
Why not conclude it’s a chemical reaction… > West Texas oil producers pump millions of gallons of so-called produced water, laced with chemical lubricants and numerous hazardous compounds such as arsenic, bromide, strontium, mercury, bar
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2y ago
Talk about burying the lede
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That was amazing and so productive. Looking at the transcript I was able to cover so much more ground than if I was stuck typing all my questions with a keyboard. I can imagine a future in offices where people have Ai rooms where you go not
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2y ago
Thanks
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2y ago
Is there support for secrets?
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2y ago
Thanks for considering local llms!
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3y ago
I was expecting an actual tiny car like the Renault Twizzy but it’s a full size car.
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3y ago
> Payments are illegal (not wallets) What exactly do you believe is the point of a crypto wallet? > only if the sender/receivers are not identified What do you think “anonymous” means? I ask because I’m genuinely confused as to h
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3y ago
works like a dream, also surprisingly bearable to just leave it running during development not just when debugging. Great work!
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People focus about the cost, but I would GLADLY pay 46k if it ups revenue by 60% plus. The added income over the years makes this a drop in the ocean to be honest. The experience he had while paying the 46k is the bad bit, and I honestly wo
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3y ago
backdoors know not their guests
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That’s hilarious!
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3y ago
I like how on a touch screen using different parameters somehow affects your feeling of drawing
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3y ago
Kids will be taught in history class and wonder how all of this was allowed, and I don't ever think we'll have an answer for them. It's all so shameful
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3y ago
Just to note here in some cultures multi general homes are the norm. IMHO these families seem to do better overall financially and socially. For example, There's some one to take care of the elder members, and someone to take care of t
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3y ago
Is mikedld serious? The evidence in that thread is overwhelming
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3y ago
That subscription is priceeeey, the responses in the demo were off. However those are things that can change. So I don't worry about that. The form factor is innovative, and the laser display (which they didn't lean into) is very
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Thanks for explaining, this makes a lot of sense.
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In the article even when they are struggling they still don’t let people in. Not sure what they want exactly.
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Isn’t there a way to do away with CA and do it on the block chain? BUT to be clear the governments shouldn’t be compromising the security of their own people and organisations in the first place. We can’t technology our way out of this beha
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3y ago
It’s over for frontend devs, no code has won
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3y ago
People are already self censoring what they really think on social media, this will push people to self censor in private convos. At that point you’ve got to wonder what happens to democracy, when people are afraid to exchange ideas
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