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frozenlettuce
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"Gloria" spans multiple European languages (with some having an "ó", but mostly recognizable)
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nice try, Commercial Real Estate PR department
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It refers to it being from Brazil. Wood is not a popular building material here.
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Recently I was watching Property Brothers and saw two episodes where both houses had Brazilian Hardwood flooring. The funny thing is that I live in Brazil and it is quite rare to find houses with that type of flooring - the bureaucracy and
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The thing is, it is much more confortable for government officials to run after low-level citizens than fighting actual crime. If you paint a scary enough picture ("encryption enables exploitation of children!"), the public might
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3y ago
Vampire Survivors was created in Phaser and later ported to Unity for the Steam release. https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2023/07/vampire-survivors-swit...
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It's interesting that the article doesn't mention Javier Milei - maybe the intention from the Minister/Candidate was showing up as a someone who is economic liberal to counter his surging in the polls
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3y ago
For most developers, agile means being coached daily like in a sports team. Most folks just want to know what to do, work on it, deliver and repeat. Instead of empowering developers it allows managers to micromanage with a daily feedback
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Not sure if accurate, but according to this https://movies.mxdwn.com/feature/is-buying-dvds-and-blu-rays... . "DVDs still conquer the market within those sales, and at their peak, DVD sales were over $18 billion, w
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I find it amusing given that in Princess Mononoke one of the villians loses an arm - does he sees that a punishment? Does he think that a bad person deserves that? Wasn't it also "disrescpectful" to his disabled friend? IMO t
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Navigating a Map with a LLM
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that sucks for the victims, as crypto was attractive because of the crazy inflation in Turkey
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3y ago
People ignore the energy and scarcity of the materials involved in creating the hardware. It's like recharging a car battery with power from a coal plant.
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Show HN: News Radar, an experiment on generating news with AI
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This weekend I'm going to make it easier to run customized instances. I wasn't expecting a good reception from folks lol
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3y ago
It should be possible to adjust the prompt asking the ai to include a reason for inclusion/rejection too.
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3y ago
I run the script every 6hrs. When a candidate list is built, it has around 15 items + the prompt. That usually goes around 1k tokens. When generating an article, the prompt has 1k tokens and the response has around 1k tokens (I ask for text
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that's true! added some responsive classes to the columns
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some additional info: this is the prompt that filters "candidates" to be scraped: https://github.com/lfarroco/news-radar/blob/main/src/candida... This is the prompt that generates the arti
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It's https://dev-radar.com/ , the repository is https://github.com/lfarroco/news-radar
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I created a website that does the following: - pick HN items with more than 400 votes - gather their titles in a list - ask the AI to filter out the ones that are not tech-related (bay-area topics, politics) - scrape selected articles - wri
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Yeah, filmmakers put extra effort I hiding a brand if it is not paying (eg. laptop stickers)
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I built a simple and ugly website that generates AI news based on updates from frameworks and libraries, and content that is trending on reddit/HN using the OpenAI API. Yes, it has ads. Some things that I've learned so far: - The
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Crazy to think that about one month ago there were some haters on twitter were claiming that the project would never amount to anything. Way to go, Kling!
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Show HN: Dev Radar, programming news aggregator with AI-written summaries
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My favorite thing is going into a non-us government site and having to solve a recaptcha with a US-centric thing: "Mark all the school buses", "Mark all the stop signs"
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Here in Brazil the left even imported the term "Uncle Tom". Our existing term for that ("Capitão do Mato") was deemed racist - so anyone that didn't got the memo from the American left was automatically in the evil
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Yeah, it's very annoying have any sort of discussion about a philosophical topic and someone comes with something like "BUT THE FOUNDING FATHERS"
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Gotta love the cult of personality
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That was mostly just my cynical take. Around 2007-08 I read in a(physical) Brazilian web design magazine that you can have two types of design: - for short, ephemeral experience, your design should be striking - the user will just look at t
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