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Codex CLI has got better at this although I don't think it's better than Claude Code yet
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If you’re using an LLM near the limits of what it can do then a small improvement in performance is noticeable.
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I've found 3.7-thinking to be much better for SwiftUI than 3.5. No random deletions, no hallucinations. It does seem to be pretty keen on going a step further than prompted though but the code works well so I can't really complain
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You could also try Trivex instead of MR-8. Lens thickness should be similar but it has a higher ABBE value.
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All the high index lens materials suffer from chromatic aberration. The lens material you've now chosen actually has the best optical properties out of all the plastic lens materials. Its only downside is that the refractive index is o
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Hi HN, I built RemoraBuddy to make it easier to stay engaged on Hacker News without constantly refreshing the site. It helps you track mentions, follow users, and monitor replies to your comments—all from a lightweight macOS menubar app. Wh
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Show HN: Get Real-Time Alerts for Hacker News Mentions and Replies
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Your guess is correct. However I've not personally witnessed any nostalgia for communism in Romania though.
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2y ago
I never said someone from the EU called, we think it was someone from the national government. Or it could just be someone from the newspaper who knows someone at the telecom company and they decided to have a laugh.
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Yes; former communist but not former soviet union. Old habits die hard I guess.
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Given the choice between earthquake-proof and fire-proof I'd go with earthquake-proof every single time since you can't run from an earthquake.
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Not 100% sure as they didn't introduce themselves but whoever called was able to get the phone number that the IP address was linked to and I assume both would have to have been involved in order to do that.
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I have a family member of retirement age who got into the habit of anonymously expressing their love of the EU in the comments section of a local newspaper. After a few months of this they received a phone call on their landline warning the
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Oddly I remembered it as the fly escaping too but I've rewatched the scene now and he clearly lets the fly go.
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Show HN: macOS menubar app for reply and mention monitoring on HN
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I'm kind of the same with that. At some point quite a long time ago doing the front-end side of webdev became a chore for me so I stopped. I'm finding SwiftUI attractive because I feel like I make a decent frontend experience for
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hackingwithswift.com is a pretty good resource to get you started. I'm also looking at contributing to an open source SwiftUI app if I find one in the next week or so I'll post here again.
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2y ago
Hi is this web-tech or native?
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In theory the patent is supposed to describe everything necessary to reproduce the invention. If something is left out that is critical then there isn't really any invention there and the patent shouldn't be awarded. I understand
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I never actually knew that. My mental model for how this works was way off; I'll have to read more.
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I once lived in a shared 4 story house and I always intuitively knew where everyone in the house was, even if they weren't being loud. You could just tell where everyone was based on how the house creaked in response to footsteps. We h
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There are possibly also longer term repercussions from abolishing patents in that people or companies will naturally instead protect themselves via keeping trade secrets instead. This will probably result in some inventions being lost to hi
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That's a really awesome hack, thanks for sharing. I was slightly surprised that you had to go as far as spoofing a wifi network actually but it's great you figured it out.
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Thanks anhphong, it works now.
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Hi anhphong, I've paid for a the pro account but even though the payment went through I can't access the pro templates
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I guess my post wasn't a critique of the blog post, it was a somewhat related story. I do actually agree with the blog post about not rewriting something that works. In my case it's a totally new project but it was my previous exp
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Over a decade ago when Rails was the shiny new thing I wrote an online ordering system that batched received orders then sent out orders to suppliers for whatever the customers ordered. It was easy enough to get the app setup and it didn&#x
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Ask HN: Help with Glioblastoma
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I’ve been in a similar situation and my company (20 employees) failed 3 months ago so I’ve had some time to reflect on things now. I had similar feelings to you at various points in the life of the company and it wasn’t pleasant. What kept
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As part of your yearly developer membership fee, Apple offer 3 incidents of code level support. This sounds like an appropriate situation where you'd want to use the service. https://developer.apple.com/support/tec
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