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dfee
3mo ago
i live a few miles west of core Palo Alto (technically, still in Palo Alto); Starlink is my only real choice for broadband, and it's great.
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3mo ago
first, look beyond the top comment. then, re-read my comment: > the merits of the concept aren't discussed; the convo falls back to whataboutism. …juxtaposed to your conclusion: > In my own country (United States), for example, w
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3mo ago
the reason i dislike seeing these articles on HN is that: 1. strong defensive positions float to the top... which could be astroturfing. 2. the merits of the concept aren't discussed; the convo falls back to whataboutism. maybe it'
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dfee
3mo ago
because i was responding to a comment about it.
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3mo ago
agreed, it's a gem. wasn't familiar with Chianti, though!
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3mo ago
i think it's perfect: AI allows you to go incredibly deep (you have unlimited access to context to make incredibly impactful surgical changes), or you can go incredibly broad (you have unlimited access to context to tie a mind numbing
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3mo ago
i bought a pocketbook era lite recently, and it's a bit too locked down for my tastes - though usable. i kinda just want a dumb appliance. actually, i want a linux appliance. this probably sounds very "not productized" to a P
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4mo ago
where am i?
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4mo ago
an agent harness built in rust with ratatui - checks out. i've built one myself. i don't maintain it, and continue to use opencode, but it was worth it to learn how agent harnesses work. anyway, what's the real pitch on why i
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dfee
4mo ago
> It wasn't like college students were calling cabs to go to bars in 2013. well, in 2009, we did.
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dfee
4mo ago
the downside is mitigated by the amount of yak shaving you do. see?
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4mo ago
butterfly is interesting because it's faster than breaststroke (mentioned) but slower than freestyle. it also consumes far more energy than any other stroke. to that end, i'm not sure why it exists, except that it's truly a u
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dfee
4mo ago
this is on the front page, but the poster / author's comment is flagged / dead. i'm very confused.
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dfee
4mo ago
agree. it's strange reading the loud voices that are counter to my lived experience. llms just have seemingly infinite depth - or can at least debug and execute without fatigue.
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4mo ago
admittedly, i've not really cracked FE dev with LLMs at this point (and it's probably my big weakness). but, i'd heard somewhere that FE just isn't there yet - though i was suspicious of that claim. i'm torn about s
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4mo ago
the problem is scale. there's a tension between an individual developing technical skills (transfer cost is high, slow, expensive) and developing agent skills (transfer cost is low, instant, free). so, just like a manager manages emplo
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4mo ago
both points are fair, but operate at different levels. the former: willpower. the latter: constraints. and, the latter is indeed dependent on the former. but, arguing that humans have no free will is an argument that should be tried indepen
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4mo ago
if you require a stable energy source, neither wind nor solar (nor both) provide a complete strategy. they can be a part of a composite strategy, though. for both wind and solar, they're also quite taxing on the environment during manu
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4mo ago
downvoted to oblivion. huh. ok, let me give you a hint: > A modern, production-ready template for developing Flipper Zero applications using the Zig programming language. This project provides a streamlined build system that integrates Z
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4mo ago
well, it seems to have transferred back to me (or at least i could login through another method). but, i can't reset the password right now ("Something went wrong, please try again"). though, it tells me that the password was
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4mo ago
crazy that the readme doesn't link to the product. https://flipper.net/products/flipper-zero
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4mo ago
wtf. this prompted me to attempt to open the app on my phone, and then realize my account was likely compromised (i received a bunch of password reset prompts over the weekend and now my password doesn't work). but, what now? how do i
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4mo ago
Unfortunately, unable to create an account on my laptop (WiFi) or phone (Verizon) - even in incognito. > Your request was blocked > To protect our website, our security firewall has flagged this request as potentially unsafe. > Ple
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5mo ago
tried it out: Search: "Hello world" > AI Overview > Hello! Wordle is the viral word-guessing game where you get 6 tries to uncover a mystery target word, using color-coded hints to guide your guesses.
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dfee
5mo ago
i'm surprised how negative of a reception Andon is getting here on HN. keep hacking, Andon!
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5mo ago
What's the local version of this? What's the best way to pull in my finance data locally, without clicking through to each portal? (USA)
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5mo ago
[meta] this response was clearly not from an LLM. i wonder what sorts of distinctive styles could be telltales going forward.
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5mo ago
by design: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desire_path IMO, this is the argument for doing work in the first place.
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5mo ago
i never got along with tickets, anyway.
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6mo ago
the Robert Barakett shirt? i don't know – often on sale for $50. how are they worth $50? well… there's no logo on them and they fit well.
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