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2y ago
So like how do you do that? How do you store the user record for example as kv?
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2y ago
honest to goodness, I think this lines up with my experience, at least for men. Not sure about menopause lol!
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2y ago
I don’t mind paying for software but… for a business with 10mm annual revenue the idea is that for them it’s cheaper to use the best database vs hire an employee to manage a worse one. So for us solo devs it seems nightmarish. But I think a
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2y ago
Google play review process is tough because you can’t have conversation with them. Apple lets you
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2y ago
How in the world does an open source platform that can be freely copied get hit so hard!
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2y ago
I think Google is really big, but the mail in the coffin for me is that android is open source. I don’t see how apple beat epic but google lost. Lawyers
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2y ago
The interesting thing about law is that all they have to do is make a jury think you were “not paying your fair share”. It’s amazing how well that argument works!
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2y ago
I always use good ol’ MySQL. If anything happens can hop to Maria
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2y ago
As crazy as it is… kinda smart lol
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2y ago
If you use their developer portal/playground you can save a preset with model and system prompt like “you don’t say more than you need to” Then you bookmark the url and get shorter replies.
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2y ago
While what happened is awful, it’s hard to blame anybody. Anaphylaxis is a huge issue. I think we should chill out and recognize that people make mistakes, and it’s not fair to pin somebody’s death on accidental contamination. Should they b
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2y ago
Ok that was the weirdest thing I’ve ever read/skimmed. I don’t know how in the world this guy thinks that async is hard to understand… I mean I think it’s pretty obvious it’s an async call! But I didn’t read the whole article!
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2y ago
Yeah, I want to like design a small tensor processing unit chip to run neural nets. Obviously it would be for education. But as many steps as I could do, I want to, on the cheap, so I can learn hardware.
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Ask HN: How do I built my own TPU?
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2y ago
I run llama 3 8B q 4 k m locally, and it's amazing! This is my system prompt: You are a helpful, smart, kind, and efficient AI assistant. You always fulfill the user's requests to the best of your ability.
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2y ago
Right now... 1. In ten years... 2! But make sure to ask me first :)
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2y ago
that's amazing!
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2y ago
Honestly dude, I was thinking that nanoscale would be the only way to do it. But I don't know enough about biology. But my (super basic) understanding was that it's just too small for a human surgeon. So I was thinking maybe a
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Ask HN: Using AI to repair spinal cord injury
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2y ago
I sat in a philosophy class in high school. I went to a prep school, so it was a Ph.D. teaching. I adamantly explained that neurons firing is the same as a feeling of pain. But he kept telling me that my feeling of pain is distinct from
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2y ago
Actually, if you do that you get: "Property 'email' does not exist on type 'never'.ts(2339)" When you do {{customer.email}}
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2y ago
Ok I was actually joking. AI (up to this point - although the new OpenAI could probably do it), is not even close to being able to handle it. This was tongue in cheek and not meant to be taken seriously. I am married to said therapist so I
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I Hate "Unknown"
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I talked to a therapist who hated doing notes. So I proposed a solution: Use Microsoft's "seeing AI" to describe the children playing during "play therapy". Then have a camera take a picture every few minutes, and
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Ask HN: Why isn't it easy to compile dlls inline?
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3y ago
I think you're correct that $PATH works. But I just think it makes more sense to have a more developed solution, that's all. I thought up another thing wrong with path. I think path should be configurable to search relative paths
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3y ago
I don't think people should be using videos without permission. But that said, I think we should err on the side of leniency, because if we allow openai to use the data, we will allow their competitors to as well. If push comes to sho
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3y ago
Regarding the registry, I was under the impression you have to update the PATH on windows as well. I have tried dinking with it, and without updating the path, the command line can't find the proper programs. Am I missing something?
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3y ago
I guess if it's a symlink, then, that would pretty much solve all the problems, wouldn't it?
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3y ago
Ok fine. Good point. Maybe what it does instead is manage the PATH variable itself so that it doesn't mess anything up. What do you think?
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