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by gitgud 3y ago
Great little app! I typed in “Australian History” and was impressed with the resulting timeline. Some feedback, the UI shifts as new items are added, which is a little annoying. Maybe a vertical layout on mobile would be more appropriate, i
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by gitgud 3y ago
Sorry, the title of this submission is terrible… > ”OpenAI's CEO Shear left in the dark, planning to leave if evidence not provided” Did Shear leave or not?? Why not just use the article title?
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by gitgud 3y ago
> “ When a member computer is about to perform a computation, it would first check this database. If the computation has already been done, the computer would simply fetch the pre-computed result instead of redoing the computation. The u
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by gitgud 3y ago
I think if the price of software drops, then there’s a huge opportunity for smaller companies to build better products for cheaper and steal market share. So more people building software. This also means larger companies will need to build
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by gitgud 3y ago
> “ If AI makes developers twice as productive (maybe a few years down the road with GPT-6), will this additional supply of developer capacity get absorbed by existing and new demand? Or will there be half as many developers? Or will the
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by gitgud 3y ago
Surely "false positives" for security vulnerabilities are better than no emails at all... "If you put an email on a website, you will get spam" - A fundamental law of the internet
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by gitgud 3y ago
Woah nice! this is highly polished! It’s so slick that i’m shocked (and relieved) that there’s no “Pricing” button on the landing page, as it seems like a commercial product
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by gitgud 3y ago
Nice work, love the use of reactivity via observables and pub/sub stores ( some of my favourite abstractions ) Some feedback from first glance is “type inference” could be better, which would help prevent a lot of foot-guns. Consider t
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by gitgud 3y ago
The sad reality is that you can easily incriminate yourself by talking to the police. Especially if you were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Lawyers are there to make sure the police do their job
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by gitgud 3y ago
This is a great idea, I wonder if there’s an easy way to do this?
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Show HN: YCombinato – A domain-hacked "Hacker News" client(news.ycombinato.com)
34 points by gitgud 3y ago|32 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
They’re mirroring reddit content
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by gitgud 3y ago
Dependency Injection allows for more incremental development in my experience. As each new class is simply added to a constructor somewhere and the system takes care of constructing things. Regardless of what the article says, mocking in t
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FreeWater: Ad-Supported Drinking Water(freewater.io)
7 points by gitgud 3y ago|5 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
What other ways could you rank by popularity then?
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Ask HN: Why can't I search my favourited posts on HN?
1 points by gitgud 3y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not, you have the word "pen" in your name! Anyway, not sure if it's "guaranteed" to be worse than using a computer. Yes, you'll definitely get less help with pen and pape
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by gitgud 3y ago
Very cool, I like the idea, reminds me of css modules in react, but easier. Or svelte/vue css. Its weird to compare this to tailwind and say it’s a simpler abstraction though. This requires JS on the client, whereas tailwind does not.
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by gitgud 3y ago
“use illegal substances” is a victimless crime sometimes, other times it creates victims out of friends, family and the general public…
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by gitgud 3y ago
This is cool! So I can spin up a server, then instantly get a domain and then an SSL cert, nice!
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by gitgud 3y ago
This is very impressive! I like how the 3D model has a “view cube” to show the orientation, and that it updates in real-time as parameters are changed They call these types of programs [1] “configurators” and they’re pretty fun to play with
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by gitgud 3y ago
> I'd love feedback on anything, such as how to improve the UI/UX of the mobile view of the map page. Looks great, the UI is snappy and impressively fast. One thing I would suggest is defaulting to the “Mean annual depth” bac
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by gitgud 3y ago
Reminds me of a feeling I had when solving a jigsaw puzzle: Everything must fit together to reveal the big picture! … In reality things almost never fit together to reveal some big picture… so trying to make them fit like puzzle pieces o
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by gitgud 3y ago
> It's kinda hostile to any users who might want to fire up a debugger for learning or solving a problem with your site It’s intentional, as commercial sites don’t want you to know how it actually works, as you could steal it. Bus
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by gitgud 3y ago
Agreed, all the best parts of express js (request/response, middleware, node) made easy and simple
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by gitgud 3y ago
It only makes sense for things that run in the cloud, as they need to pay for that compute. Similar to costs “per request” in other cloud services like AWS. Although if Adobe did charge “per use” for locally run tools like brushes and fil
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by gitgud 3y ago
> What makes JS frameworks so quick to change? … What's the urge to reinvent rather than evolve? There’s a really low barrier to entry for creating and sharing JS packages. Basically, you can just create a free account on npm and
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by gitgud 3y ago
> Months of battery life with gps is impossible. Apple air tags last for 12 months apparently https://www.tile.com/en-au/blog/airtag-battery-life#
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by gitgud 3y ago
Reminds me of https://gail.com/
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by gitgud 3y ago
It's a little bit ironic that the package is called "onprem" but the second line imports an external model from huggingface... from onprem import LLM url = 'https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/C

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