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by incognito124 7mo ago
Technically the tools are not privately held, they're OSS with a permissive licence. It's just that the bulk of work was done by them. The acquisition (ostensibly) changes none of that
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by incognito124 7mo ago
Possibly the worst possible news for the Python ecosystem. Absolutely devastating. Congrats to the team
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by incognito124 7mo ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44617172
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by incognito124 7mo ago
FWIW I've been saying this since before Covid times. I stopped visiting Reddit when they killed 3rd party clients, but I was certain 50% of conversations there were machine generated _back then_. It's gotta be worse now
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by incognito124 7mo ago
Context [270d ago]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44264958
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by incognito124 8mo ago
Greed Processing Units
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by incognito124 8mo ago
Basically the plot of Black Mirror pilot
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by incognito124 8mo ago
I wonder if you'll remember next year what you're building today. My guess is: no, you're not actually learning or remembering anything you build
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by incognito124 8mo ago
Hezner reducing prices is not unprecedented. I think RAM chips getting cheaper is a less likely event than Hetzner responding with dropping prices
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by incognito124 8mo ago
welcome to Google, where the only kinds of systems are the deprecated ones, and the not-yet-production-ready ones
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by incognito124 8mo ago
or kittens on encyclopediabrittanica
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by incognito124 8mo ago
Please be careful when visiting the homepage
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Ask HN: Ranking sliders on a personal blog?
14 points by incognito124 8mo ago|1 comments
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by incognito124 9mo ago
I had to learn how to use a circular slide rule for my pilot school (CRP-5). Easily top 5 exciting pieces of technology I had the opportunity to use
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by incognito124 9mo ago
Just build a tiny pedro raccoon and minecraft jumping scenes with the movie and they're good to go
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by incognito124 9mo ago
A 4-pack of Eneloops was my first ever online purchase in life. I bought them off eBay, scared shitless I'd get scammed or my data stolen (I was very young; the online shopping industry, too). But they happily arrived in my mailboz one
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by incognito124 9mo ago
Bought his books, definitely the first time I was exposed to this sort of stuff. Great reads
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by incognito124 9mo ago
What's next for Dagger? Any upcoming features?
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by incognito124 9mo ago
Hardly a recent discovery. This is basically the entire foreword of David Epstein's book called Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
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by incognito124 9mo ago
Aww, this stuff reminds me of my uni days. ML theory is interesting on its own. Too bad no one bothers learning it :) If you end up in industry, don't expect to ever use this. I still haven't. Keep up the good work, looking forwar
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by incognito124 9mo ago
I just went through this book during the winter holidays. I just love the author's casual writing style and all the tiny jokes and puns they made. I hope we get to see "Add a type checker to Lox" sequel
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by incognito124 9mo ago
I think it's only a matter of time before OpenAI starts doing hardware (phones, watches, vr)
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by incognito124 9mo ago
Sharing my friend's startup for sandboxed code execution: https://judge0.com/
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by incognito124 10mo ago
Yes, thank you. It's 'c' in English but 'g' in my mother tongue
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by incognito124 10mo ago
My non-technical friend installed linux on her 10yo old laptop by herself after a windows update slowed down her device and rendered it unusable. She said she said she read about it somewhere and that the Ubuntu installation was pretty in
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by incognito124 10mo ago
Thank you, Microsoft, for accelerating the advent of The Year of The Linux Desktop
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by incognito124 10mo ago
To quote the blog in question: > How true this is, is a topic I dare not enter.
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by incognito124 10mo ago
Looking forward to going through the lessons
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by incognito124 10mo ago
Likely Project Oberon
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by incognito124 10mo ago
Why do you talk like an LLM

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