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by hk__2 2mo ago
Those people were right, it’s just that it will take more time that what they though.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
Because it would be stupid to do so?
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by hk__2 2mo ago
I’m surprised Trump hasn’t proposed to rename Mexico "Old Mexico".
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by hk__2 2mo ago
I care about people reading my content with their browser. I don’t care about bots.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
I’m not forgetting anything here. Bots and humans behind browsers are different things.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
You’re missing the part about the human who interacts with the webpage.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
I personally prefer to read a couple of recipes to understand the context, what people have tried, what they thought of it. Only when I have a good general idea of the recipe I choose the best one I found based on difficulty and the ingredi
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by hk__2 2mo ago
Fetch my RSS then.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
I felt like watching a big animal moving
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by hk__2 2mo ago
All my personal websites are on a single $5/mo OVH VPS and it works perfectly fine.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
> If I run a local script or an LLM that needs to fetch a web page from your site and you block that script or LLM as being a bot, you hurt me, the user. No; in this case you are not a user, you are a bot user.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
I think we’re just adapting. LLM felt kind of magical at first, and now we’re all experts in detecting AI slope.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
> By law they had to send it on paper. They brought it in a big truck. I doubt it; when/where was it? In the EU there’s no such obligation.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
Because it’s not only a social media company.
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What if software shipped with a software engineer? (2025)(manuel.kiessling.net)
2 points by hk__2 2mo ago|0 comments
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by hk__2 2mo ago
It’s totally fine to talk privately with someone. Public shaming tend to have very negative effects.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
> A bicycle, for example, is not at any less work than walking Of course it is, at equivalent distance.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
Asking the LLM a question _is_ a skill, just like googling. The problem is not asking a LLM, but pasting the 300-chars response without any context.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
That’s what makes ethnolinguistics fascinating. As a native French speaker, I started getting interested by linguistics when I learned Italian, and now I keep noting things I never thought about when I talk with other native French speakers
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by hk__2 2mo ago
For anyone wondering, it’s 5.64 mm thick vs. 8.75 mm for the Pro version.
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by hk__2 2mo ago
Can we filter out random vibe-coded projects like this from the homepage?
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by hk__2 2mo ago
> I made it *I asked a LLM to make it
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by hk__2 3mo ago
An opus is longer than a sonnet, which is longer than a haiku. Hence Opus > Sonnet > Haiku. > Suggestion for a better naming system: use the words "Pro", "Plus", etc.: Claude 5 Pro, Claude 5 Standard, Claude 5 F
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by hk__2 3mo ago
It turns out that my issue was using high/xhigh. Going back to medium or even low made it 'intelligent' again.
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by hk__2 3mo ago
Yes sorry I meant NASDAQ 100.
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by hk__2 3mo ago
Ok but there are very few indices following NASDAQ, compared to S&P 500.
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Ask HN: How are you productive with GPT 5.6 Sol?
3 points by hk__2 3mo ago|3 comments
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by hk__2 3mo ago
Yes. In my experience, I need to at least read a book for 1-2 hours to really enter the story, and then I can read for 10 minutes here and there. The issue is if I start reading the book 10 minutes by 10 minutes I never really enter the sto
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by hk__2 3mo ago
Neither the author, you or me have to wait for someone to ask us; we just share our thoughts with strangers in the hope to bring something positive into the conversation.
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by hk__2 3mo ago
That’s addresses in the blog post: > One way to remove backtracking is to lift the pen immediately instead of waiting until the end of the word, as if doing italic calligraphy. Pen lifts alleviate the mental queue problem and give a chan

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