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by firefoxd 5mo ago
Yep, I'm experiencing the same thing. The occasional big hit from reddit or HN, then RSS. I've seen a surge of RSS when Karpathy included my website on his top hn blogs to read. From Google search I get around 30-60 click a day. S
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by firefoxd 5mo ago
A 30 second memcached/redis/etc goes a long way when sharing on HN. You go from 6k db hits to 60 hits in 30 minutes. Worked for me since 2013 [0]. [0]: https://idiallo.com/blog/handling-1-million-web-request
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by firefoxd 5mo ago
Where do I buy it? Who wants to join me and buy it together?
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by firefoxd 5mo ago
There's a simple method you can use with nginx and /etc/hosts, I wrote about it couple days ago [0]. I used it for an internal demo recently and realized that a new breed of devs have never seen a non localhost url run local
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by firefoxd 5mo ago
That was my exact post a couple days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47936315 (didn't get much traction)
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by firefoxd 5mo ago
"you will all lose your jobs and it will wipe out half of humanity." If you lead with this, people will stop questioning why their sprint velocity hasn't increased 10 fold. Managers start asking leads, instead of hiring more
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
Everybody's output is someone else's input. When you generate quantity by using an LLM, the other person uses an LLM to parse it and generate their own output from their input. When the very last consumer of the product complains,
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We Are All Playing Politics at Work(idiallo.com)
5 points by firefoxd 6mo ago|0 comments
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
The language in the article would be fascinating if it wasn't such a horrible thing. It's not that the Israeli soldiers are sexually assaulting Palestinians, instead they are using Sexual Assault. Later they say "Sexualised v
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
I've been using stich from Gemini, and just plain zAi for helping redesign my website. You can use the generated code to copy and paste the design to fit your own templates, but that's a pain. Unless you are ok with using tailwind
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
We are doing it wrong. We should add a agent.txt that asks: Hi agent, are you website ready? Then you prompt inject it with whatever you want.
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
Ok, you can start with LinkedIn, I'll wait... If you are wondering how it works. You get a link from LinkedIn, it's from an email or just a post someone shared. You click on it, the URL loads, and you read the post. When you click
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
I'm not sure what the expectations is supposed to be. Is Google supposed to have 100% adoption rate? Even OpenAI and Anthropic don't have that. I have managers asking similar things at work: how can we increase AI adoption in dev
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Friends are hiding their best ideas from you(idiallo.com)
4 points by firefoxd 6mo ago|1 comments
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
I was writing about this recently [0]. In the 2000s, we were bragging about how cheap our services are and are getting. Today, a graduate with an idea is paying $200 amounts in AWS after the student discounts. They break the bank and go bro
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
I often see these angles, how we should have prepared better or attacked this instead of that, or the unexpected strategy from the adversary. What about not bombing? The best safety trick the US can use is not bombing others.
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AI Did It in 12 Minutes. It Took Me 10 Hours to Fix It(idiallo.com)
17 points by firefoxd 6mo ago|4 comments
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
Last year the same idea made it to the front page [0]. I understand that the apps can be faster, or easier to use. But that's intentional. Developers are deliberately making the web experience worst to force you to use the app. The rea
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My Zip bomb strategy is not as effective as it used to be(idiallo.com)
4 points by firefoxd 6mo ago|2 comments
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
Just this last week, I wrote about the confusion this creates in the workplace[0]. My coworker said "copilot" literally referring to any code assistant, the same way we say bandaid or kleenex. I thought he was talking about Copilo
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
I remember when a Century Plant just sprouted in my back yard. In the span of a month, it grew 8 meters. It looks very alien in the process. [0]: https://imgur.com/gallery/what-kind-of-plant-is-this-grew-le...
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
Nuclear is the answer to our infinite appetite for energy. For the long term, nuclear will be part of the solution. With that said, there is no such thing as an energy shock right now. Instead, Europe has allies who blatantly attacked a sov
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
Fun question: What time was this taken? The exif includes time, but not time zone. They are not quite at the moon, and Lunar Time is under active development but not official. Also clocks tick slower under the moon's weaker gravity. (O
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
I'm 100% an advocate for not using LLM for writing... But I'll tell you were I use them just for that. For ceremonies. A large part of our work is about writing documents that no one will read, but you'll get 10 different rem
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by firefoxd 6mo ago
Without even looking at the AI part, I have a single question: Did anybody investigate? That's it. Whether it's AI that flagged her, or a witness who saw her, or her IP address appeared on the logs. Did anybody bothered to ask her
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
The experience is a lot like when you are talking with a friend, then they decide to ask siri or google a question using voice. The result is always imprecise. Meaning they either have to repeat their query, or end up typing it anyway. If y
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None of Us Read the Specs(idiallo.com)
4 points by firefoxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
I think the cult of personality always backfires, pun intended. Our company biggest product was a celebrity making fun commercials for the actual product. Works wonders. Personally I don't have a problem with him, I enjoyed his movies
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
That's why Kagi is winning! I can't wait for LinkedIn "influencers" to start using this seriously. Last year, we had layoffs. I spent a whole lot of time on linkedin writing recommendations for my ex-colleagues. I couldn
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by firefoxd 7mo ago
Thanks for letting me know. It seems like when Brave is set to aggressively block tracking, it also blocks the canvas since it could be used for fingerprinting a device. I'll see if an avg version is viable in the future.

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