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by indus 3y ago
Reading comments makes me feel that we need a monthly.. "Show HN: All the new bookmarklets." :-)
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by indus 3y ago
I want the bell bottoms, long nails, and pierced ears.
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Chain-of-Verification Reduces Hallucination in Large Language Models(arxiv.org)
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by indus 3y ago
our local store in the bay area has on and off supply of green mangoes. I do not know about the variety but it does the job. It is not as sour as the ones found in India.
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by indus 3y ago
I no longer bring mango pickles from India——I started making it since 2022[0] San Francisco Bay Area Summer. [0] https://twitter.com/1ndus/status/1497310793964027908
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by indus 3y ago
I came to the US a decade ago—-brought a carefully sealed plastic bag of mango pickles in my checked luggage. It was “triple” packed because the oil will leak beyond the first layer! As recent as last month—-my sister-in-law shipped a small
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by indus 3y ago
Isn’t 2PL a limited applicability construct? All my incoming and outgoing “transactions” are over loosely-coupled API calls. Is there a point I’m missing?
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by indus 3y ago
But they can't beat Sonos. Sonos is the eiptome of enshittification. Pretty good hardware screwed over by bad software, growth marketing, and middle-finger to UX. I have half-a-dozen devices at my home--almost 10 years old. I do not us
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by indus 3y ago
TLDR: This intriguing paper delves into the creation of autonomous agents through the emulation of human brain functions, perception, and actions. It introduces a conceptual framework for LLM-based agents consisting of three core components
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The Rise and Potential of Large Language Model Based Agents(arxiv.org)
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What If the Moon Landing Had Failed?(history.com)
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by indus 3y ago
I’m not claiming anything—-nor an expert. Just reciting the experts[0] It is laziness to cite a Wikipedia article without doing any research. [0] https://www.theyucatantimes.com/2021/05/the-mythical-underwa...
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by indus 3y ago
One sacred site that was submerged due to rising sea level is the ancient city of Dwarka—-in Gujarat off Indian ocean. The remains of this 5000 year old capital of Lord Krishna—-archaeologists have found walls, artifacts, and structures off
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Google was founded on this day in 1998(twitter.com)
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by indus 3y ago
Leave the SF Bay Area, as one advize. Boring companies don’t get funded here—-you either go big or go big.
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by indus 3y ago
h t e x l b Next time I got to the Din Tai Fung in my neighborhood ;-)
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Korean Air is asking passengers to step on the scales before boarding(cnbc.com)
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by indus 3y ago
Not only are you mastering the art of flight training on a vintage plane, but you’re also moonlighting as a creative tech guru with your Nav log printer project. Your kneeboard “cargo pants of the air” are legit, and turning the cockpit’s w
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by indus 3y ago
I am liking them ass holes.
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by indus 3y ago
I think we needed a user specific robots.txt - here’s my website, take whatever you want - here’s my photo repository, attribute me - here’s my zoom, anonymize me
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by indus 3y ago
I’m sure the author has a sequel planned——Cashback Planet :-/
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by indus 3y ago
I was shocked to find out that there is a 3-legged marketplace between acquirers, issuers, and merchants that funds a trillion dollar business model where neither the merchant nor the customer gets benefited. Large merchants like Walmart an
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by indus 3y ago
Seeing innovations like these warms me up and sweetens my day.
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by indus 3y ago
Yeah - I read that a few times to understand what she meant :/)
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by indus 3y ago
My TLDR reading this: - everyone working in big tech is so so lucky. millions of people would do anything for these jobs. - contrary to what the narrative is set, the kitchen is dirty, shit is on fire, and barring a few no one has a clue. -
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iOS 17 beta code reveals “Action” button offering quick access to features(macrumors.com)
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by indus 3y ago
It's remarkable to see how crystal rectifiers played a crucial role in early radio sets--without external power.
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1901: Semiconductor rectifiers patented as “cat's whisker” detectors(computerhistory.org)
62 points by indus 3y ago|38 comments
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How the Indian Ocean Gravity Hole Was Formed(agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by indus 3y ago
No wonder there is such “momentum” on watermarking.

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