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by input_sh 11mo ago
Well if you say that HN comments you haven't cited say so... am I supposed to immediately believe it?
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by input_sh 11mo ago
Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore and a couple more Hollywood celebrities united under an "NGO" called Thorn(.org). That "NGO" also happens to sell a tool called Safer(.io) that allows website owners to check hashes against kno
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by input_sh 1y ago
Freemium would imply it's a stripped down version of what they used to sell, but that's not what's happening there. You get every feature that used to be behind a paywall for free and then they slapped some AI features on t
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by input_sh 1y ago
Yeah I highly doubt that. Up to five, sure. All 10? No way.
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by input_sh 1y ago
I wouldn't measure how good/fast/performant a library is looking at the results of the very first LLM attempt at doing a trivial task using that library. If you don't know the libraries well enough to spot some improveme
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by input_sh 1y ago
This isn't just poor writing, it's ChatGPT-padded slop. But the same is true for the content itself, no business is paying you to actually build the same app 10x, especially so if it's something as trivial as a kanban board.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Wait until you hear about Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, which is actually a stripped down version of Microsoft 365 Copilot! So, if you're a Microsoft 365 Business user, you now get "Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat" for free, which i
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's a Swatch, their prices don't go much higher. If it were a Rolex or a Patek Philippe that did the same, I'm sure there'd be another zero at the end.
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by input_sh 1y ago
If you visit their homepage from a desktop, it's right below their logo.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Another way to put it is that it writes, sounds and paints as the Internet's most average user. If you train it on a bunch of paintings whose quality ranges from a toddler's painting to Picasso's, it's not going to make
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by input_sh 1y ago
Apparently not as useless as this website.
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's so simple you didn't even name all of them properly.
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by input_sh 1y ago
You just verify that you have access to an email address that belongs to a company (@example.com) by entering a six digit code they send to your work email. This in theory verifies that you work there, but obviously nothing else like your a
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's about how easy it is to reach the € sign. Ideally, it should be as easy to type as the $ sign is in the en_US layout. For what it's worth, I think most all European keyboard layouts have key combos for € and $ defined (many h
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by input_sh 1y ago
Mods aren't set in stone, they tend to be active for a few years and then give up. Once that happens and you notice the current mods not posting anything for a period of time, you can simply file a request to side-wide admins to take o
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by input_sh 1y ago
Come on, let's not pretend 100k tokens is something I need to spend hours to reach for your helpful advice to be even remotely valid, it's something even the most basic problems struggle to fit into. For the fun of it I just start
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by input_sh 1y ago
I don't buy your last sentence at all. AGENTS.md is just a place to put stuff you don't want to tell LLMs over and over again. They're not magical instructions LLMs follow 100% of the time, they don't carry any additiona
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by input_sh 1y ago
That's just something robot manufacturers say to justify building their expensive toys, I promise you it'll never be used for that purpose. See the XKCD someone has already posted below.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Oh it's easy: they don't use Visa / Mastercard, but their own domestic system called Swish, which is much cheaper for businesses and of course completely free for individuals. Similar instant payment systems have really bloss
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by input_sh 1y ago
Dupe, 8h ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45457333
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by input_sh 1y ago
No it's not, it's from Oct 1st. And the data goes up to 33 months since ChatGPT's release, or in other words Nov 2022 + 33 months = August 2025.
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by input_sh 1y ago
I mean not the whole Europe and this is obviously geography-dependent, but those "dark periods" are fairly common for Germany, as in there are weeks-long periods where Germany itself produces basically no electricity from wind or
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by input_sh 1y ago
Do you mean charts? If so, it's Datawrapper: https://www.datawrapper.de/charts One of the quite expensive paid plans, as the free one has to have "Created with Datawrapper" attribution at the bottom. I would
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by input_sh 1y ago
Soulless, uncreative, not fact-checked (or read by anyone before clicking publish), not contributing anything back to the original journalists, all of the editorial decisions are done by an undeterministic AI filter. Not gonna call it the w
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by input_sh 1y ago
Yes, that is fine! That's how RSS feeds usually work when you follow more "mainstream" news sources. At the very least, you see the name of the author and you actually make a connection to their server that can be measured in
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by input_sh 1y ago
RSS feeds are meant to be used by actual users, not regurgitated publicly. RSS readers at the very least have have author info visible and its users tend to be reported to website's analytics with a special user agent.
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's useful for the users, but tragically bad for anyone involved with journalism. Not that they're not used to getting fucked by search engines at this point, be it via AMP, instant answers, or AI overviews. Not that the userbase
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's also a workaround around copyright, news sites would be (rightfully) pissed if you publicly post their articles in full and would argue that you're stealing their viewership. But, if you're essentially doing an automatic
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by input_sh 1y ago
Translation: Saudi Arabia (PIF), a private equity firm, and Jared Kushner (Affinity Partners).
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by input_sh 1y ago
I recently explored wrapping my somewhat-popular website as an app, only to discover that Google wants apps to offer some unique functionalities that the website doesn't support, otherwise they'll reject it as spam listing. The ex

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