gardnr

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by gardnr 1y ago
There’s one cafe in Austin, Texas that turns off the wifi at 5pm. They have beer on tap. The live music starts around 7. Great way to support the co-working vibe without killing the vibe-vibe.
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by gardnr 1y ago
The claims are incredible: “at 60fps in HD resolution. In real-time. On iPhone. In 2021.” “5ms latency” “512 x 512 pixel resolution per video” I don’t mean to be rude but I’m having trouble convincing myself this is a real story.
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by gardnr 1y ago
Peter Jacobsen (2003) analyzed multiple datasets and found that the risk per cyclist decreased as the total number of cyclists increased. He observed this pattern across intersections, cities, and time periods. https://www.resear
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by gardnr 1y ago
I've never worked with a plumber that has anything they need in their van / truck. They always need to go buy something. This departure generally doubles the cost of whatever plumbing is happening.
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by gardnr 1y ago
The prompts that I use in production are polite. Looking at it from a statistical perspective: If we imagine text from the public internet being used during pretraining we can imagine, with few exceptions, that polite requests achieve their
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by gardnr 1y ago
I don’t know how it works but I would guess that the KYC stuff happens with the resellers (who make the apps). So the resellers have some due diligence of identity verification then they make some guarantees to the telcos. Otherwise, it wou
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by gardnr 1y ago
It's been a very pro-user development. You can buy an eSIM using an app these days. So when you travel, you can just download an eSIM for the country you are visiting if your home provider doesn't offer competitive international p
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by gardnr 1y ago
Yeah! You can have many eSIMs, but the iPhone only has two radios, so only two SIMs can be "active" (connected to towers) at any time. Signal doesn't support multiple phone numbers on the same device. I have two phones: 1. Ol
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by gardnr 1y ago
I have two phone numbers.
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by gardnr 1y ago
What is your point of reference? What would you compare it to? I find it easy to understand and to use. From my outside perspective it seems like basically just Linux with a nice web UI.
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by gardnr 1y ago
I have my fibre ont and the wifi router on a cheap battery backup. It has always continued to work even during extended power outages.
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by gardnr 1y ago
I am happy to see Signal charging for premium features. From a product perspective, being able to switch between two iOS devices without a 3rd iOS device shouldn’t be a premium feature. Please consider enabling local backup and restore for
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by gardnr 1y ago
The gist of the report summary is that VPN companies can be really shady. At the same time, these companies enjoy an undeserved implicit trust from the public. Sending all our data through an untrusted intermediary is a bad idea. Installing
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by gardnr 1y ago
I feel like it’s my job to understand new tools and keep abreast of the way things are changing in my industry. It is faster, right now, to just write it myself; at least for most things. I definitely want to understand when and how that mi
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by gardnr 1y ago
This changed my experience significantly: https://github.com/BeehiveInnovations/zen-mcp-server/blob/ma... It basically uses multiple different LLMs from different providers to debate a change or code review.
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by gardnr 1y ago
From my perspective: that's the point of the web toy. It shows who was using these em dashes before they were likely copied and pasted from ChatGPT (or generated from APIs). The em dash is widely identified as a single character that h
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by gardnr 1y ago
There are cheaper ASUS and MSI versions "coming soon" with the same chip and less storage / memory.
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by gardnr 1y ago
What other use cases would use 128GB VRAM but not require higher throughput to run at acceptable speeds?
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by gardnr 1y ago
Memory Bandwidth: Nvidia DGX: 273 GB/s M4 Max: (up to) 546 GB/s M3 Ultra: 819 GB/s RTX 5090: ~1.8 TB/s RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell: ~1.8 TB/s
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by gardnr 1y ago
You can control it with hooks. Most people I know run in yolo mode in a docker container.
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Open SWE: An Open-Source Asynchronous Coding Agent(blog.langchain.com)
2 points by gardnr 1y ago|3 comments
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by gardnr 1y ago
The release video is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaYVvXbOs8c
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by gardnr 1y ago
They had these at BigCorp I worked at. Anyone can make a channel like #x-gardner and then people can join that channel if they choose. The way that you find them organically is by searching the chat app for some random thing that you are in
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by gardnr 1y ago
What is the alternative in 2025?
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by gardnr 1y ago
That would be great! I want to plan and analyze with opus but happy to use sonnet for code gen. Sonnet is faster and just as good at codegen. Opus is better at planning a change.
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by gardnr 1y ago
It looks like the code was/is going to be published? From the FAQ: > How did you do this? > This site uses React for the frontend and Node.js for the backend. The MP data is fetched from the UK government public API, and the AI-g
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by gardnr 1y ago
Legend
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Ask HN: What is your most disturbing moment with generative AI?
9 points by gardnr 1y ago|12 comments
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by gardnr 1y ago
> There are literally dozens of us! I am happy that you are here but there is no need for hyperbole.
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by gardnr 1y ago
This is oddly true in my experience. I ask people where they get their information from and the channels are generally a lot more sparse than topics posted to HN. If I were to venture to guess: I'd say "most developers" seek

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