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by h1fra 1y ago
It's expensive for sure, but probably a drop in the water compared to the cost of renting H100. Plus, it would be a massive boost in terms of data quality/quantity for them. But maybe you are right, I'm just surprised it&#x27
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by h1fra 1y ago
He quickly mentioned it, but good god, coding for a game is the hardest thing ever in the field. If you are a good software engineer, there is a good chance you are a bad game dev. It's so different, convoluted, mostly relying on trick
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by h1fra 1y ago
I think it's safe to assume most big players have browser rendering enabled (I hope so). imo AI is struggling with a lot of languages that are not as popular as javascript, mostly because it's more niche and you don't get a l
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by h1fra 1y ago
Yes, but it's not clear to a regular user that an app can access this camera roll without a user's input.
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by h1fra 1y ago
Sorry I meant "location", when an app is accessing gps too often, they send a notification (e.g: I get a weekly notif for foursquare)
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by h1fra 1y ago
The video is staggering, going super fast before an intersection, with no visibility, a blinking signal, and clear stop sign in sight. I hope FSD got better
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by h1fra 1y ago
yeah they do that for location*, they should warn if an app is constantly accessing the camera roll
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by h1fra 1y ago
Hash partitioning is nice until you have one massive table because of your biggest enterprise customer. Then your solutions are more limited. As the blog post suggest, we could hash again by another id, not always possible but would also ex
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by h1fra 1y ago
why a dsl when you could do ql.filter<Movies>(movies).where('y', '>=', 2008) or even just use kysely with a plugin
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by h1fra 1y ago
burning fossil fuel and depleting the local water aquifer, I'm starting to miss the greenwashing era
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by h1fra 1y ago
Hit the frontpage maybe 4-5 times, I concur that most people don't convert, especially if you shared a blog post related to your startup; but it's a seal of approval that unlocks a lot of things down the road. A lot of newsletters
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by h1fra 1y ago
Congrats for actually delivering! The design looks straight out of star-trek or something super cheap, not a huge fan
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New fastest shortest-path algorithm in 41 years(twitter.com)
2 points by h1fra 1y ago|1 comments
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by h1fra 1y ago
thanks, didn't realize I shared the French one
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Dropbox Passwords discontinuation(help.dropbox.com)
85 points by h1fra 1y ago|77 comments
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by h1fra 1y ago
Hard question, and Instagram is getting abused by this. They allowed breastfeeding as a non-porn category, now you have hundreds of OnlyFans account faking breastfeeding. Effectively ruining the progress for everybody.
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by h1fra 1y ago
hosting sites under google main domain is for sure a bad decision, I could have easily been caught by that since I wasn't even aware of this feature.
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ESLint-config-prettier was compromised for 24hours(safedep.io)
2 points by h1fra 1y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 1y ago
dumb question: would putting the parent div in absolute positioning solve the compositing?
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by h1fra 1y ago
Time to weapon this: publish thousands of videos, add a referal link or AI instructions in subtitles when there is a silent section, ???, profit
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by h1fra 1y ago
Not specific to bolt, most drivers have 2-3 apps at all time to maximize revenue
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by h1fra 1y ago
Being the world's first economy and rating C on average and D on critical infrastructure should be a wake-up call for Americans and libertarians. Rich in dollars but poor in every other measurable way.
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by h1fra 1y ago
I know David Fincher is jumping on his seat
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by h1fra 1y ago
I thought datacenter water cooling was usually a closed loop? I keep reading conflicting info about this
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by h1fra 1y ago
You had one problem with listen notify which was a fair one, but now you have a problem with http latency, network issues, DNS, retries, self-DDoS, etc.
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by h1fra 1y ago
Who cares, honestly? I never understood this debate; nobody has ever produced a perfect RESTful API anyway
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by h1fra 1y ago
I tried installing a Python project last week after years of avoiding it like the plague. brew install didn't work, use python3 not python, no pip pre-installed, ensurepip is crashing, you need to run sudo commands to fix this, after 1
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by h1fra 1y ago
Congrats Figma! It annoys me every time I open their UI, billions of dollars in revenue for a web design tool, yet still no way to export tokens natively as CSS.
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by h1fra 1y ago
nit: Technically, even if there is exactly $1M you need to account for the box price since they don't specify that it's $1M in cash but just say "what one million dollars looks like".
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by h1fra 1y ago
NB: it's using isoflow

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