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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
Publishing by necessity I wonder? American labs on the cutting edge pioneering the way forward, so Deepseek open sourcing what they’ve got is to help even the playing field. Hopefully the experts here can offer insight. The above is just my
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
Woah! You got a picture?
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Ask HN: What size is your journal book and why?
3 points by herodoturtle 3mo ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Optimal Journaling Book Choice?
2 points by herodoturtle 3mo ago|0 comments
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
Thank you for taking the time to reply with a really insightful comment. I wonder if open source / open weight models will reach the point where we can run them locally on our mobile devices (for free), even if they're slightly in
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
I’m curious (and please forgive my ignorance if it’s obvious), are open weight models practically feasible? I mean from a financial and sustainability standpoint, assuming they’re equally powerful as their proprietary counterparts. I guess
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
Came here to say this. And I suspect that one day we might even think of LLMs as "low tech AI", assuming we move on to more advanced forms of AI (here's hoping).
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
28 years of vi and TIL about ZZ. Thanks friend! ^_^
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
It's been years since I heard the term "Throwback Thursday", funny that reading it here felt like a throwback in its own right ^_^
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
I agree with you. I'm sure the author means well, but it comes off as someone who lacks real-world experience sharing what they think is an ideal team structure when building apps. That's just my opinion, but yeah, the article doe
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by herodoturtle 3mo ago
There is a link in the other comments that is intended to explain the context, but as someone who isn't familiar with the structure of threads / conversations in the Wikipedia editing community, I am honestly struggling to follow
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Ask HN: Anyone got a 43" 4K? Thoughts?
2 points by herodoturtle 3mo ago|3 comments
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to comment here and for offering constructive support too.
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
> But I know a base jumper .. and he only does the jumps if he feels the fear and his kick is to overcome it and feel the adrenalin rush. This sentence has beautifully crystallised the meaning of what it means to be an adrenalin junkie
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
“vibesludge” ^_^ hah what a great word, first time seeing it. Another one I came across recently - “sloptimization”
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
How long before someone ports DOOM into a favicon? ^_^ (For the technical gurus here, would that even be possible?)
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
Could you please expand on this? Aren’t prices sky rocketing precisely because of excess demand? And they’d collapse in turn if demand disappeared. My understanding of economics is entry level so please forgive my ignorance. I’m just curiou
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
And I'm here wondering if there's a limit to HN's nested replies.
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
Kudos to you and your team for not burning through the rest. Hope you have better luck with your next project.
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
That TRON theme linked in the article is cool, thanks for sharing. At risk of being downvoted into oblivion by the emacs gang, I wonder if someone’s got a similar theme for vim?
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
I suspect it has more to do with Germany’s industrial scale in the automotive space (as opposed to incentives or culture).
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by herodoturtle 4mo ago
Great article (and phrase). Thank you. > Becoming aware of this concept has made it easier to navigate the world. And it's becoming easier and easier for me to simply stop a video and close a tab when I sense that it's just try
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by herodoturtle 5mo ago
Burninating the countryside. Burninating the peasants. Burninating all the peoples.
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by herodoturtle 5mo ago
Let’s see Paul Allen’s calculator.
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by herodoturtle 5mo ago
This is so beautifully written. The internet needs more of this.
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by herodoturtle 5mo ago
“Early to bed, early to rise, work like hell, and advertise!” - Ted Turner Side note, for those of you that enjoy biographies, his autobiography “Call Me Ted” is a real page-turner (pun intended). A highly inspirational story of entrepreneu
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by herodoturtle 5mo ago
> Here's something random about "Neanderthal" If you'll permit me to throw in some fun (and arguably related) trivia: Niander Wallace is the main antagonist in Blade Runner 2049. He's a genius industrialist that
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Pentagon inks deals with AI giants, but not Anthropic(dw.com)
5 points by herodoturtle 5mo ago|0 comments
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by herodoturtle 5mo ago
Mauritius for one.
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Ask HN: Recommended kindle books before Amazon's D-Day?
1 points by herodoturtle 5mo ago|0 comments

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