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by emrah 2y ago
Yes they are. Where will LLMs get coding Q&A training data in the future? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Show HN: Perplexity search provider for your browser(addons.mozilla.org)
1 points by emrah 2y ago|0 comments
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by emrah 2y ago
Most anything doesn't last 10 years, and that's ok
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by emrah 2y ago
So "hacker" is someone who is allergic to using a mouse. We've come a long way from what it used to mean..
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by emrah 2y ago
So UK doesn't have freedom of speech any more? If the products are bad for people/kids/etc, why not ban the products instead of just the ads?
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by emrah 2y ago
Fwiw, duckdb is replacing sqlite for me, particularly due to its rich plugin ecosystem
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by emrah 2y ago
Well it has an implied tense, it refers to the past by itself. It is possible to combine it with a tense, for example the future tense to report that someone said they will do something in the future
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Mullenweg has gone 'nuclear' against tech investing giant Silver Lake(cnbc.com)
23 points by emrah 2y ago|27 comments
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by emrah 2y ago
AI isn't enough of an unknown quantity, let's bring ETI into the equation as well to really mix things up :-P
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by emrah 2y ago
Based on videos I saw, they are barricading homes as much as possible then leaving the area
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by emrah 2y ago
If running multiple projects within the container, it makes sense to give each one its own venv
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by emrah 2y ago
Why NextJS? I'm genuinely curious? Would it not be better if the output was backend agnostic?
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by emrah 2y ago
Jules Verne books, particularly the submarine book and the moon book. I think that was my first foray into sci-fi as a kid. I think I was 7
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by emrah 2y ago
Htmx does not seem like a good fit to replace a thick-client type front-end framework and that's ok. It meant for that. It is more in line with 37Signal's "HotWired" approach (hotwired.dev)
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by emrah 2y ago
You are correct, electrons (aka current) through a wire move at relatively low speeds at room temperature because of wire resistance. Changes of voltage however, like if you flip a data pin from 0V to 5V move at the speed of light. So switc
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by emrah 2y ago
DuckDB is another embedded db worth taking a look. It has some unique features, such as, you can fetch data from an api, extract data from the json response and insert into database via sql
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by emrah 2y ago
Chrome apparently also keeps track of "trails" but i did not find the implementation particularly useful unfortunately
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by emrah 2y ago
There are great video series on YouTube, for example: https://m.youtube.com/@pbsspacetime https://m.youtube.com/@HistoryoftheUniverse I often find videos easier to follow due to the great visuals. You can a
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by emrah 2y ago
There are several categories of decisions as mentioned in the article (military, medical, personal etc) and we need a "control" in each to compare to I think. How are those decisions being made without AI and how sound are they co
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by emrah 2y ago
There are many alternatives, some better than others. They would swoop in and fill the void. Sure, some things would take longer than others to replace and get up running but it's not like Google is the only provider of such services
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by emrah 2y ago
I love it when people guess how changing or trying something new will affect them without doing it and never having done it.
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by emrah 2y ago
Aether has a specific definition and it still does not exist. It was not rediscovered. QFT is not aether-like. Aether was a substance filling all space, while QFT fields like higgs are not physical at all (but rather give rise to physical p
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by emrah 2y ago
I'm working on a single-file executable version of Fivetran you can run wherever you like, for free, without needing an account. It may or may not be OSS, we'll see.
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by emrah 2y ago
This is a huge gap we have these days. Everything out there is incentivized to suggest the most selling stuff rather than unique and interesting stuff.
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by emrah 2y ago
Good for you! Graphics and audio (music, sfx) are such a huge part of game dev that every time I attempt to get in, I walk away shortly afterwards
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by emrah 2y ago
Yep i use the mouse and I'm very fast with it. I bet I'm faster with it than you are with your keyboard ;-)
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by emrah 2y ago
One is position, one is velocity which are distinct and relevant I think
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by emrah 2y ago
You skipped over "unless it is a memory hog". When an app uses multiple gigs, it's a memory hog :-)
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by emrah 2y ago
Yes i suspect as much, especially on here but it is a biased sample here :-)
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by emrah 2y ago
Hot take: Markdown was nice back in the day when in-browser editors sucked for the most part and we just wanted to get things done and didn't mind the little bit of noise it adds to content. It was an act of satisfysing. In 2024 though

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