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Show HN: Vanity Domain Generator(vanitydomain.net)
2 points by i3oi3 25d ago|1 comments
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by i3oi3 7mo ago
Interesting approach. I just finished some work for a similar task in a different domain. One thing that surprised me: tantivy's BM25 search is faster, more expressive, and more scalable than SQLite. If you're just building a lo
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by i3oi3 10mo ago
You bet I do. That's an hour of rubber-ducky time working through new architectures with someone who won't get tired of my endless blathering. I've worked through a bunch of bad ideas that way, without embarrassing myself i
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by i3oi3 1y ago
You know what's pretty good at cleaning up data that's a total trash fire? _More_ LLM. :-) I run a web service whose primary purpose is cleaning up messy, SEO-enshittified data from Google, eBay, etc. After years of fine-tuning
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by i3oi3 1y ago
The description of the algorithm notes that each irregular pentagon is divided into four sub-pentagons. Eyeballing the maps, I don't see any group of 4 pentagons forming a similar larger pentagon. I noticed that you had an analog to t
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by i3oi3 2y ago
Are the examples all actual outputs of the program? It's entirely possible that my understanding of the grammar is off, but it looks like these examples are wrong: $ echo 'cat dog' | trre 'c:bat|d:hog' bat hog $ ec
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by i3oi3 2y ago
We got one, and we love it. My daughter dropped hers and bent the case. We ordered a new case (which, admittedly, was a significant percentage of the price of a new laptop) and had it repaired within an hour of delivery.
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by i3oi3 2y ago
That was my first thought also. OTOH, Framework's business model is "we're going to charge you more to get that thing you actually wanted without locking you into stupid business models." I would absolutely pay a premiu
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by i3oi3 3y ago
Dragons Egg by Robert Forward had always been one of my favorites. Asks the question "what would like be like if it evolved on a neutron star," and has 20 pages of his notes on working out the physics at the end of the book.
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by i3oi3 3y ago
They did make a straight album, cleverly titled "The Smothers Brothers Play It Straight." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smothers_Brothers_Play_It_...
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by i3oi3 4y ago
Hansen's Second Law: Clever is the opposite of maintainable There is nothing that will stop a code review quicker than "I discovered a clever way to..." A dozen engineers are going to have to try to reverse engineer your cle
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by i3oi3 4y ago
I was discussing low-load index investing with a friend, and the 7% over the last 200 years sounds great. He suggested the hypothesis that that's a reflection of the rise of the United States as a superpower over the last 200 years, an
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by i3oi3 5y ago
Some areas that I explored more deeply in my Earlier Days w.r.t hash tables (Java hash tables, at that) that aren't covered by the analysis are: * Memory footprint and GC load * Write performance (especially characterizing fast-path vs