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by guiambros 5mo ago
Also hilarious to see Drew Houston responding a bit later on the same thread: > we're in a similar space -- http://www.getdropbox.com (and part of the yc summer 07 program) basically, sync and backup done right (but for
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by guiambros 5mo ago
Oh bummer, I was really enjoying the series. Hope they bring it back.
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by guiambros 6mo ago
Posting this to remind folks of Linus' and the kernel team's longstanding stance on security vulnerabilities, given the recent CopyFail discussion [1]. The researchers followed the standard disclosure process of 90+30, but distros
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"Security problems are just bugs" (2017)(lkml.org)
3 points by guiambros 6mo ago|1 comments
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by guiambros 6mo ago
Linus? You mean, the same Linus who thinks "security people are f*cking morons", and "security bugs are just bugs"? Linus is the reason why kernel team doesn't talk to distros. For them bugs are bugs, security rel
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Database Turing Award Winner Mike Stonebraker [video](youtube.com)
3 points by guiambros 6mo ago|0 comments
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by guiambros 6mo ago
I still use it daily, mostly for managing information consumption. It reads my twitter feed and scans HN twice per day, and sends me a digest of the discussions on Discord. The best part is that it reads the comments too, and sends me a qui
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by guiambros 6mo ago
I like the combined suggestions of three other commenters: 1) Allow transfers during a very short window (e.g. 24h before the event) 2) Allow full refunds up to x days before the event 3) Release a small batch of tickets 24h before the even
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by guiambros 6mo ago
Dupe from a few days ago [1], but glad this is gaining some attention. Truly remarkable work. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47733345
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Air Powered Segment Display [video](youtube.com)
14 points by guiambros 6mo ago|0 comments
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by guiambros 6mo ago
Yes, cat and mouse, except that each user who gets caught will have their account and credit card banned for life. Good luck dealing with the hassle of losing your account history. Look, I would love to pay a fixed amount per month ($20,
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by guiambros 6mo ago
I understand you want really hard to believe in what you're saying. But you should believe them when they say "no third party applications using OAuth". It's irrelevant if you're paying them. They say clearly 1P ap
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by guiambros 6mo ago
Clever, but still against Anthropic's ToS [1]: Use of third-party tools that misrepresent their identity to Anthropic’s servers, attempt to route third-party traffic against subscription limits, or otherwise violate applicable terms o
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by guiambros 6mo ago
Enjoy while it lasts. If it gains any traction, Anthropic will block it in no time. const cleanPrompt = (context.systemPrompt ?? "") .replace(/personal assistant running inside OpenClaw/g, "personal
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by guiambros 6mo ago
They did: just use the metered API.
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AI's Next Frontier: Insights from Jeff Dean and Bill Dally In(youtube.com)
1 points by guiambros 6mo ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT vs. Electrical Engineering Graduate-Level Course Final Exam(youtube.com)
3 points by guiambros 6mo ago|0 comments
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Paul Graham, Founder Y Combinator [video](youtube.com)
3 points by guiambros 6mo ago|0 comments
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by guiambros 7mo ago
Very soon all software engineers will be managers. And no, not sarcasm.
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by guiambros 7mo ago
We're talking about different stages of evolution. Scale is rarely a factor during your first few years. Of course software can be moats, but much, much later. Anyone could have used Markov Chains to implement PageRank in 1997, but no
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by guiambros 7mo ago
Same reason you invest in any seed stage startup: the founder has a vision, you believe they have researched the topic more than anyone else, there's a meaningful total addressable market, and they have the focus and ability to get the
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by guiambros 7mo ago
I don't understand what your comment is about. You don't like his style, you disagree with the evidence, or the conclusion? The author is Brad Feld [1], who wrote checks to thousands of startups, wrote a dozen books, and advises a
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Nothing new to see here(feld.com)
11 points by guiambros 7mo ago|13 comments
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The result of Joe Grand's $75M bulk hack [video](youtube.com)
2 points by guiambros 7mo ago|0 comments
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Andrej Karpathy's lab has received the first DGX Station GB300(twitter.com)
1 points by guiambros 7mo ago|2 comments
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by guiambros 7mo ago
In the author's defense, I just read a chapter, and it doesn't feel like AI slop. I think they were just being brutally transparent with disclaimers. The author has " two decades of experience teaching creative coding ".
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by guiambros 7mo ago
Oh, how insensitive from my part. I didn't realize this was done to memorialize Sir Tony Hoare. Thanks for the answer, and apologies for such a frivolous question.
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Ask HN: What is thick black row above top of header?
4 points by guiambros 7mo ago|6 comments
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by guiambros 7mo ago
And how do you actually identify who should pay that $0.000713? And who should receive it? How do you make the process effortless, so the user doesn't have to spend 5 minutes registering on a website, just to send $0.000713? Now make i
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by guiambros 8mo ago
I subscribe to the channel, so I had already downloaded the episode. But glad PE is getting some algorithm-love; it's a great channel/podcast. Gergely is a great interviewer. https://www.pragmaticengineer.com/

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