hobofan

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by hobofan 11mo ago
> Threads You mean "Thread"? Or "Matter over Thread", which some vendors also just call "Matter" (which technically can also stand on it's own, but in many cases implies a Thread requirement). I'm
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by hobofan 11mo ago
> the facto *de facto Any reason you prefer Matter rather than Zigbee? Zigbee has been a thing far longer than Matter, so I don't think the "one more standard" criticism is valid here.
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by hobofan 11mo ago
Maybe that's just media consumption and reporting bias, but I feel like data leaks have been a lot rarer and less impactful in Europe in recent years compared to the US and based on that the scam/identity theft activity also less
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by hobofan 11mo ago
The have been keeping to the timeline when it comes to other recent Exchange Online removals (certain auth roles).
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by hobofan 11mo ago
> A few projects have a clear set of members. Exactly. I'm not too versed in political theory, but one thing from my perception that provides coherence/continuity in nations is the immobility of participants (for better or wors
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by hobofan 11mo ago
> there is no model for replacing poor governance Do you have any model to propose? Because most democratic models you would see for country governance (to which you drew parallels) rely on some key characteristics that don't apply
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by hobofan 11mo ago
Yes. Just start editing a file and when you hit the "commit changes" button it will ask you what name to use for the branch.
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by hobofan 11mo ago
And now it's flagged. I think this is one of HNs biggest weaknesses. If you are a sufficiently large engineering organization with enough employees that pass the self-moderation karma thresholds, you can essentially strike down any sig
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by hobofan 1y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45902732
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by hobofan 1y ago
I think what Charts v3 will be is still an open question. According to the current accepted HIPs[0], there is some groundwork to in general enable a new generation of a chart format via HIP-0020, and most HIPs after that contain some parts
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by hobofan 1y ago
Yes of course Google nurtures the SEO industry. The first hit I get when I google SEO is a best practice site from Google themselves. The person/department/agency that is responsible for doing SEO is the same one that is responsib
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by hobofan 1y ago
If they are able to actually successfully pivot into ads as a business model, it's very easy to justify the valuation: Just look at Google/Meta. I'm personally skeptical that they are able to pull off ads, at least on the sho
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by hobofan 1y ago
In many ways OpenAI is transitioning towards an end-user facing product business. They have by far the strongest brand among consumers and are positioning themselves to take on Google/Meta in the ad business. By proxy, having the stron
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by hobofan 1y ago
FYI: Cloudflare provides an open source version of their Workers runtime[0], so the lock-in isn't as strong as it once was. [0]: https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd
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by hobofan 1y ago
One quick data point (might be not the most accurate, but I just looked into it a bit and thought I might as well share it): According to a quick look up with Sumble[0], ~120 out of Fortune 500 companies show any interest in COBOL. Out of t
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by hobofan 1y ago
IIRC if one of the maintainers of a project blocks a user that prevents them from participating in issues and PRs. For bigger projects with many maintainers that can also lead to problems if people use the block function as liberally as on
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by hobofan 1y ago
100% agree. It feels like Firefox has had an identical announcement of this as a new feature every second major release for the last ~2 years. They are seriously dropping the ball here in terms of communication and it just makes Firefox see
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by hobofan 1y ago
I hope you realize that there are more species on earth than just humans.
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by hobofan 1y ago
> particularly for people in the poorest countries > for being in Texas News flash: climate change by and large isn't about the US, and US will be one of the least impacted nations of first hand climate change effects.
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by hobofan 1y ago
> When you have 100,000 vectors [...] and they'll work fine So 95% of use-cases.
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by hobofan 1y ago
Labubus are much less about collectior value. They are more like a wearable luxury item that's sold via a gambling mechanic. Their value is much less speculative and much more closely based on (blindbox price * distribution percentage
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by hobofan 1y ago
There is big difference in signaling of social acceptability with advertising existing e.g. as main sponsor of the superbowl vs. existing as Stake logos on social media videos.
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by hobofan 1y ago
So the data isn't processed locally.
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by hobofan 1y ago
The do you mean? Your demo video clearly shows the document contents in the dashboard. The document contents from all I could see would be processed by a cloud LLM. Everything I see reads like you have a strange understanding of "local
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by hobofan 1y ago
Yup. Maybe the business model could be to automatically forward the offense to the sactioning agency and take a cut of the penalty?
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by hobofan 1y ago
For customer facing streaming sites they also don't seem to be the clear default choice. I think dropout.tv is one of the few "secondary streaming services" to still be with Vimeo (and with the strong overlap in their network
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by hobofan 1y ago
Yeah, I think either the method doesn't work well, or there is something off with their tuning. Their block-by-block generation method seems to be too local in its considerations, where each 3x3 section (= the ones generated based on t
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by hobofan 1y ago
The "point" of the cloud service is that it's sadly usually the easiest way to create a [on-premise-device]<->[user's smartphone/laptop] for B2C/residential deployments of appliances (like the baby monito
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by hobofan 1y ago
Not directly DuckDB (though I think it might be able to be connected to that), but I think Apache Datafusion Ballista[0] would be a typical modern open source benchmark here. [0]: https://datafusion.apache.org/ballista/
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by hobofan 1y ago
Yeah, that sounds quite interesting. I'm wondering whether there is a bigger gap in performance (= quality) between text-only<->vision OCR in Chinese language than in English. There is indeed a lot of semantic information contain

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