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by ffhhj 5y ago
So you want to hire some Rockstar devs? https://web.archive.org/web/20180703102005/https://twitter.c...
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Is it possible to reverse the text to summary application in OpenAI?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Someone made a tool for that: https://github.com/MoserMichael/flagged-hn
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Ask HN: How to convert summary to text with OpenAI?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
This is the No True Scotsman fallacy applied to pragmatism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman No true pragmatic programmers would waste time minimizing technical debt, they will always take the simplest pa
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by ffhhj 5y ago
As I see it we have The Matrix, Animatrix, then a long sequel split in two, and now a conmemorative sequel with pets and zombies. It feels like a wink to Disney. I'd have peferred them to explain how Neo was able to use the "force
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Since China banned crypto mining is there a sort of accidental arms race to find which civilization depleds its energy resources? Let's see who gets burned first?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> some of the top answers on StackOverflow were copied from my work without giving any credit to me That's really frustrating. I'm building a faster search engine for programming queries and just added your site cyberciti.biz a
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I saw you.com displays some Code Complete snippets but the lines are too short and doesn't get the language highlighting, which make it harder to read. Nice try anyway.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> ddg it's just Bing with a gimmick Is that true? I've read images are served by Bing, not sure about the web search.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Also grass wasn't common until long after most dinosaurs died at the end of the Cretaceous, just 65M years ago.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Assume n>1 . How can I prove one can only find 23 primes or less in the interval from 10n to 100+10n?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
This is fascinating. I always dreamed of building a circuit of light instead of electricity, controlled by micro-mechanical elements. An idea I got from reading an old book about building analog computers from wires, bolts, magnets, wood, e
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by ffhhj 5y ago
The results include all the SEO spam that infected Google, ie. SO clones. How is it better?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Good to see you in this thread! I just added Marginalia to the recommended search engines in a new search tool I'm building, to get programming answers faster. The search assistant builds queries for specific sites with "site:targ
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by ffhhj 5y ago
That's a good idea! Not OP, but I'm creating a faster search engine for programming queries, depending on the tech searched it will also point to curated sites that could have the answer. Will try to implement your idea as well. T
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by ffhhj 5y ago
The side scrolling is nice, but when searching some code related question it doesn't show useful results. Even the Code Complete snippets aren't displayed in a readable way, lines are too short, and the language highlight is not r
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> Anyone fancy creating the 2022 version of what Google was in 1998? I'm creating a faster search engine for coders, using good old literal search, with synonyms of programing operations in different languages, ie. array.push in jav
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I do the following: * Do an effort to be aware of being distracted, and wake myself up. * Record meetings, easier now that I'm remote. Write down key words. Play back the conversation and make sense of notes. * Ask questions early of w
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by ffhhj 5y ago
What if some weird looking username is actually the real name and we don't show it, or the username seems real but actually fake? (yeah, I'm a pest for lawyers) Why didn't they just asked for "whatever string the author
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> Visually display or otherwise clearly indicate the author names And there lays the intention to comply with the license dead in the water... SO displays the user name only, not the real name.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I'm creating a blogging platform, what features would you like to have? Hosting text is not a problem and I can provide a clean minimalistic design, but serving images and other media eat a lot of bandwidth. Anyway I'd like to hea
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Game engines are the nearest we can get to ideal no-code tools, and after all the typing saved we still need a whole lot of code to define game mechanics, effects, interactions, and so on.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Since disk drive units and modems became more silent OS developers supposed users would miss these geek-relaxing sounds and replaced them with 8-16 bit symphonies from their brand new sound cards... well, that's a good theory right?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
What is the "!g" about? Some sort of DDG command or hotkey?
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This sounds like the sorting hat algorithm (tiktok) applied to query search engines. If there could be a way to visualize your recommendations network and switch to others without logging out, this could work really well. But a lot of resea
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Depends on what you want to achieve: Javascript: run anywhere Python: utilities Java/C#/C++: prepare for enterprise jobs
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Is it related to expert systems?
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Nice! Will look for your future tutorials. I was able to create a little js->wasm obfuscation tool with emscripten, but for some reason when I tried to initialize a C array larger than 512 bytes I always get errors. My work around was de
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Nowadays I begin every project defining the most important tasks to build an MVP, and sort them starting the the most difficult. Cool ideas that won't make it into the MVP go to another list. Then move back some of these tasks into the

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