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3D Neural Network Visualization for Handwritten Digit Recognition(nn-vis.noelith.dev)
3 points by jitbit 11mo ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 11mo ago
True - if we're talking about actual security bugs, not the "CVE slop" P.S. I'm an open source maintainer myself, and I used to think, "oh, OSS developers should just stop whining and fix stuff." Fast forward a
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by jitbit 11mo ago
I'm founder of a 100% .NET based company (15 years, 1mil LOC), all development happens on Macs, production servers run linux. No issues so far. No, really, I'm facing more issues from Cursor based based on a year-old upstream vers
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by jitbit 11mo ago
For us, every .NET upgrade since .NET 5 has gone surprisingly smoothly and reduced CPU/RAM usage by 10–15%. We were even able to downgrade our cloud servers to smaller instances, literally. I wish .NET was more popular among startups,
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by jitbit 11mo ago
Why is this flagged? This is pretty significant actually. So stories like this are no longer possible? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45734582
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So Cursor 2.0 is still based on VSCode from 8 months ago(jitbit.com)
6 points by jitbit 11mo ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Career in science when you're old?
1 points by jitbit 11mo ago|1 comments
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by jitbit 1y ago
We run a (pretty) big multi-tenant SaaS app on dotnet and I was literally able to downgrade our production servers from 4-core-16GB vms to 2-core-8GB on AWS when going from .NET 6 to .NET 8 (we only use LTS releases b/c compliance, don
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Don't Just Ban IPs – Send the Damn Abuse Report(jitbit.com)
4 points by jitbit 1y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 1y ago
So they make "building your own Cursor" easier. But at the same time they ban your fork from using Extension Marketplace. For context: last month they banned Cursor and all other forks from using C++, C# Dev Kit, Python and other
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by jitbit 1y ago
I'm so sorry. It's https://cap.so/
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by jitbit 1y ago
cam.so (opensource, free for personal, local)
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by jitbit 1y ago
This is the author's 3rd or 4th attempt to launch a product in this niche, Interactivedemo.ai (ProductHunt launch), demo.fun (link in their profile), a chrome extension with the same name (never took off), etc. I got this all from thei
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by jitbit 1y ago
That, plus: * Echarts is about the only dependency in our project that I can upgrade - and be sure it never breaks anything. It is so well-thought in that regard. Upgrading for 3.x to 5.x? Sure! "npm update" and everything just ke
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by jitbit 1y ago
What do you mean by "standard base extension"?
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Tell HN: Microsoft bans its extensions from Cursor?
11 points by jitbit 1y ago|6 comments
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No, Wall Street, DeepSeek is not "far superior"(jitbit.com)
3 points by jitbit 2y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 2y ago
I wouldn't say "affordable". Looking at their pricing page right now. A US-based 64GB RAM cloud server in OVH - $539 AWS is $220 (us-east, r6a.2xlarge instance, 1yr reserved)
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by jitbit 2y ago
I used to think iPhone revolutionized the World. Now think it ruined it. Internet is a TV form the 80s/90s. Mindless, soulless engagement machine we all stare into.
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by jitbit 2y ago
This. The guy's reddit profile consists of self-plugging his own products in comments (that are mostly deleted by now)
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by jitbit 2y ago
Inflammation is a reaction to infection or physical damage. It (1) isolates the damaged tissue from the rest of the body (2) launches countermeasures against most probable threats
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by jitbit 3y ago
Exactly. https://i.imgur.com/kJlilJB.mp4 A post about UX with a non-working UX.
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by jitbit 3y ago
I personally don't think you should. The EU authorities have stated multiple times that they won't chase small startups and mom&pop shops with this. They explicitly target big-tech with this law (can't remember where I go
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Our startup received GDPR violation “notice”(jitbit.com)
32 points by jitbit 3y ago|28 comments
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by jitbit 3y ago
This really is terrifying. P.S. I'm based in Latvia, a country up North in the EU. Very quiet (weather wise). This summer for the first time in history we've had a... hurricane. With tornadoes turning cars upside down and even sno
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by jitbit 3y ago
Every time I decide it's finally time to use HTML5 native inputs like `<input type="date">` instead of JS-datepickers, I stumble on so many problems. No "placeholder" attribute support, no "show picker on
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by jitbit 4y ago
"Awesome lists" at Github are example of that
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by jitbit 4y ago
> You can no longer set up postfix to manage transactional emails for your business Well, actually you can. But it's tough : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20553028
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How mobile networks detect “personal hotspot” and how to hide it(jitbit.com)
2 points by jitbit 4y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 4y ago
This. I write in several languages (mutli-lingual project: C#, Python, JS/Node, JS/Front etc) and C# provides the best experience by far. Everything you said above plus BIG community. C# is the top #4 language on StackOverflow, it

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