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by distalx 2y ago
So does this mean that if you dial down your contrarian thinking, you might feel less lonely?
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by distalx 2y ago
I think it’s got a unique, nerdy charm that stands out in the best way.
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by distalx 2y ago
But if the acrobats start dropping stuff, we all might feel it.
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by distalx 2y ago
I've been using it for more than 3 years now. The charge usually lasts for a week. I normally put it for a charge during the night, so it's not that inconvenient for me. I think it has become a meme now that Apple can't even
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by distalx 2y ago
> On one evaluation created to test developers’ attempts to have models use computers, OSWorld, Claude currently gets 14.9%. That’s nowhere near human-level skill (which is generally 70-75%), but it’s far higher than the 7.7% obtained b
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by distalx 2y ago
On their "Developing a computer use model" post they have mention > On one evaluation created to test developers’ attempts to have models use computers, OSWorld, Claude currently gets 14.9%. That’s nowhere near human-level ski
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by distalx 2y ago
I'm curious, what does your human verification process look like? Does it involve a separate interface or a generated report of some kind? I'm currently working on an tool for personal use, that records actions and triggers them a
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by distalx 2y ago
Maybe we could build an authenticator as part of the RPA tool or bot client itself. This way, the bot could generate time-based one-time passwords (TOTPs).
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by distalx 2y ago
Hey, I know the feeling! It can be frustrating when we can't find something we're sure we saw on HN. When default search failed me in the past, I've had some luck with experimental search projects that people have created. I&
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by distalx 2y ago
Could you recommend a few solutions or companies? I'm looking for such a solution at the moment. Thanks!
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by distalx 2y ago
I remember using it at a startup around 2017-18. At the time, I thought it was just another tool they were experimenting with. But after moving on to another job, I found myself missing it.
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by distalx 2y ago
This UI wrapper looks fantastic! Great job on making the GPT API more accessible. Are there any plans to roll it out as a UI component that can integrate with existing systems, or does it require some backend work too? I see huge potential
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by distalx 2y ago
In my opinion, using templates can help keep responses reliable. But it can also make interactions feel robotic, diminishing the "wow" factor of LLMs. There might be better options out there that we haven't found yet.
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by distalx 2y ago
FOMO (invite only), trial periods, and decoy pricing are a few tricks I've fallen for in the past. I try to be vigilant, but sometimes it's just too much.
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by distalx 2y ago
I’m really interested in your approach to building web apps in Go. I used to build toy projects with Go using just the standard libraries. What are the current frameworks or tools that are popular or recommended for building web application
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by distalx 2y ago
It's unfair to expect someone to work for free. In-app purchases are a common and reasonable way for programmers to sustain themselves while providing a valuable service to users. After all, programmers, like everyone else, need to mak
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by distalx 3y ago
I use SQLite in my personal projects, not professionally. I was wondering if you could elaborate on what you mean by 'consistency logic' in the context of SQLite.
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by distalx 3y ago
Is there a regular data dump available for HN?
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by distalx 3y ago
Just like tablets became a secondary computational or recreational device for some, there may be another type of device that could find its way into our lives. I am optimistic about AR/MR glasses and AI pins as potential options. Perha
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by distalx 3y ago
Like finding a single sock in the dryer.
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A single chip to outperform a small GPU data center(techradar.com)
1 points by distalx 3y ago|0 comments
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Mercedes is trialing humanoid robots for 'low skill, repetitive' tasks(theverge.com)
33 points by distalx 3y ago|69 comments
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Google is changing how Chrome detects and warns you about unsafe sites(techcrunch.com)
5 points by distalx 3y ago|1 comments
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by distalx 3y ago
There is also Nvitop[1], which is more to my liking. [1] https://github.com/XuehaiPan/nvitop
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The Game(thelastbearstanding.substack.com)
2 points by distalx 4y ago|0 comments
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by distalx 4y ago
Previously: Using Rust at a startup: A cautionary tale – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33714007 - 10 Days ago! (332 comments)
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by distalx 4y ago
Checkout ZipBoard. They have pioneered this. https://zipboard.co/
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“Fauxtomation” and When Will the Robots Strike? (2019)(futures-forward.com)
1 points by distalx 4y ago|0 comments
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by distalx 5y ago
Maybe. But all the ckickbaits are bad ckickbaits.
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by distalx 5y ago
Not a book. But I'd recommend this website :- https://www.mathsisfun.com/ website. Everything is broken down into to smaller chunks. I stumble upon it when I was looking to revise my algebra concepts. But now I'm

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