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by hk__2 9mo ago
> How many jobs involve purely clicking things on a computer without human authorities, rules, regulations, permits, spending agreements, privacy laws, security requirements, insurance requirements, or licensing gates? > > I wager,
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by hk__2 9mo ago
What about OVH?
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by hk__2 9mo ago
There’s nothing subjective in the removal reasons.
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by hk__2 9mo ago
> The only other notable setback was an accidental use of the word "revert" which Codex took literally, and ran git revert on a file where 1-2 hours of progress had been accumulating.
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by hk__2 9mo ago
Meh, when I registered in 2012 people were writing the same thing.
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by hk__2 9mo ago
Mine is https://bfontaine.net .
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by hk__2 9mo ago
I don’t think this is for _hard_ things but rather for repetitive tasks, or tasks where a human would bring no value. I’ve used Claude for Chrome to search for stays in Airbnb for example; something that is not hard but takes a lot of time
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by hk__2 9mo ago
> If people lived until now without it it can't be that big of a problem That’s a very weak argument that can justify anything. Why do you need electricity, a car, a fridge? There have been people living without these for thousands
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by hk__2 9mo ago
Exactly. We assess plagiarism by checking the output (the book), not the input (how many book I’ve read before). It’s not an issue to train LLM on copyrighted resources if their output is randomized enough.
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by hk__2 9mo ago
Do I have to publish my book for free because I got inspiration from 100's of other books I read during my life?
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by hk__2 9mo ago
Where did you see angriness in this thread?
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by hk__2 9mo ago
You might not know it is a problem and that it is solvable.
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by hk__2 9mo ago
Generally the idea of the game, then the domain name, then the game.
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by hk__2 10mo ago
Ask it to design something that don’t exist maybe. Asking it to design something that already exists is useless.
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by hk__2 10mo ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46404099
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by hk__2 10mo ago
It’s not hardcoded; self-hosted version call their server to ask what is the limit, which is 10k if you don’t pay or unlimited if you do. There is absolutely no performance problem with >10k messages.
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by hk__2 10mo ago
Well, it was this at the beginning. Now it’s an open-core competitor to Slack, with higher pricing(!) but you can use the free version that has fewer features.
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by hk__2 10mo ago
it also has no maintenance; the last commit is from May 2024.
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by hk__2 10mo ago
> This might be controversial, but I'd say if it's fine after a retry, then it doesn't need a warning. > > Because what I'd want to know is how often does it fail, which is a metric not a log. It’s not controver
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by hk__2 10mo ago
OP obviously read the article; please don’t be aggressive.
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by hk__2 10mo ago
No because they add limits to the self-hosted versions too. self-hosted Mattermost or Gitlab instances don’t have access to all the features. Prefect even removed basic features from the self-hosted version (webhooks) to force people to u
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by hk__2 11mo ago
For now. Mattermost too used to be cheaper than Slack, and Gitlab too used to be cheaper than GitHub. I know the story, "look we did X, the open-source Y" and two years in you now have two versions, the free and the "enterpri
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by hk__2 11mo ago
> Knives (under a certain size) are not regulated. Guns are regulated in most countries. Atomic bombs are definitely regulated I don’t think this is a good comparison: knives are easy to produce, guns a bit harder, atomic bombs definitel
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by hk__2 11mo ago
That’s how most news websites work in Europe: accept the cookies, or pay.
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by hk__2 11mo ago
EU, not Europe.
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by hk__2 11mo ago
Ok but maintaining a web browser that supports a ton of small features that nobody-except-me-and-my-cousin are using has a huge cost; you don’t support obscure features just because someone somewhere is relying on it (relevant: https:&#x2F
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by hk__2 1y ago
This is a completely different issue; you can replace history state in JS without adding new entries.
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by hk__2 1y ago
I’m sure I don’t know ALL the "security best practices that have been around for 20+ years" and this is perfectly fine as long as I’m able to react quickly. See also https://xkcd.com/1053/ .
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by hk__2 1y ago
> With that the average price of the last 4 weeks is increased and then you have your rebate, which is legal. It’s the lowest that count, not the average. Otherwise you could just put all items at $100k for one hour every night to put t
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by hk__2 1y ago
Oh, starting is easy. It’s finishing that’s hard.

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