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I am here; so I can attest to HN being a place for everyone.
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Your English is great! I'll keep an eye out for your demo version. It's a cool idea.
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If you are looking for feedback: The website invites users to sign up to get notified of the pre-beta release. Some people might refer to this as an "alpha release". Your social buttons don't go anywhere. It really seems like
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1y ago
This is a cool idea that is not ready to share yet. Please consider writing your own comments on HN in the future.
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You can use a local instance of LanguageTool in a docker container for this: https://github.com/gardner/LocalLanguageTool
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Small models are bad at knowing things. Trying to train knowledge in to small models is probably not the way you want to go. You could try building an offline embedded RAG system that is deployable as wasm. Some folks have been experiencing
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It's small (3B) and does great on benchmarks. This is a model for edge / mobile deployments so the gains over gemma3-4b are meaningful. It has dual mode reasoning / non_reasoning AND they released the full training method: &g
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I try to add this to every project I work on.
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Couchers has the same color "theme" that Couchsurfing had in ~2010. Couchsurfing started as a 501c3: https://blog.couchsurfing.com/a-letter-from-co-founder-casey...
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This is a great idea! One extra feature could be passing the contents of the shell script to an LLM and asking it to surface any security concerns.
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Sun did engineering. Oracle does business. I’d be surprised if Oracle released the trademark without a fight to the end. They have a special way of decimating open source projects.
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The 4-bit quant weighs 4.25 GB and then you need space for the rest of the inference process. So, yeah you can definitely run the model on a Pi, you may have to wait some time for results. https://huggingface.co/unsloth/
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The Gemini billing dashboard makes me feel sad and confused.
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Looks like NARA are underfunded [1] and trying to grapple with how to prioritize digital transformation while still meeting KTLO demands. They closed three facilities last year. [2] The goal was/is to digitize everything to increase ac
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I had YouTube Lite for a couple years. They sent me an email saying it was being discontinued in my country. I had always been watching with an Ad Blocker. The main difference now is that they refuse to accept the money I am willing to pay
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Austrian government agrees on plan to allow monitoring of secure messaging
(reuters.com)
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Interestingly, another OCR model based on Qwen2.5-VL-3B just dropped which also publishes as Apache 2. It's right next to Nanonets-OCR-s on the HF "Trending" list. https://huggingface.co/echo840/MonkeyOCR
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Previously, on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44120204 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44144155 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44195105 https://news
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It's a regressive tax: https://taxpolicycenter.org/briefing-book/who-would-bear-bur...
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New Zealand had an LVT for ~100 years. I always like to share this thesis document when the conversation comes up: https://openaccess.wgtn.ac.nz/articles/thesis/The_Use_of_Lan...
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The Nvidia L4 has 24GB of VRAM and consumes 72 watts, which is relatively low compared to other datacenter cards. It's not a monster GPU, but it should work OK for inference.
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There's no information about how it works. The docs are behind a paywall. Why are you sharing this here? Are you just looking for customers?
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Most people will reach for BetterAuth when they would reach for NextAuth. Basically, when you want to integrate OIDC or SSO of some kind. Back when I was looking at it a couple of months ago, the big thing that popped out was that BetterAut
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What is the copyright on content which has been posted to HN?
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It will be interesting to review this thread in 10 years time.
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Have you tried a filter list for shorts? Something like this? https://github.com/gijsdev/ublock-hide-yt-shorts
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We must have different definitions of "a few bucks"...
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Is this comment part of the grift?
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It's difficult to imagine what it will be like, but it will be radically different. There will always be a need for a programmer to be able to review code and make sure things are going in the "right" direction. One can specu
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One could move the "statically build packages, for darwin/linux, with clang" to the "About" section on GitHub. There are a lot of different environments which a package manager could cover. This is the most importan
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