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by journal 1y ago
i've not been impressed since gpt3.5
152.
by journal 1y ago
if you are doing html to pdf, you might also need the ability to merge. a few more features and you're better of with a commercial solution.
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by journal 1y ago
sucks that market forces doesn't allow a lone developer to be noticed against one of these companies because people refuse to spend time to try something new. as if time costs money. if we spend time on marketing we will be worse devel
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by journal 1y ago
boss said save everything
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by journal 1y ago
does anyone else copy-paste the entire thread into LLM and ask for a one paragraph summary of the thread with most extreme points of view?
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by journal 1y ago
until? what's the threshold here? does complexity have a final boss?
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by journal 1y ago
i want to hear an input from winapi team on this.
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by journal 1y ago
HTTP 400
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by journal 1y ago
Because if it was easy there wouldn't be bureaucratic friction for you to make money from.
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by journal 1y ago
log minimum most important first. timestamp, path, user, and exception messages. don't implement update or delete. prefer storing logs outside the system. are you logging for debugging or audit purposes? can you do both in one place? a
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by journal 1y ago
karma is used as internal metric to prevent new accounts from going viral. there, i said what most of you don't dare.
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by journal 1y ago
but we can just make another human with new cell timespans? something doesn't add up. also, men without kids age slower but die early while men with kids age faster and live longer.
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by journal 1y ago
absolutely nothing. when i first heard about mcp i decided to not even try. my understanding of the vision is an endpoint you can post and receive a response. at the same time i don't like the color scheme on hn and i ask myself why do
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by journal 1y ago
Walking instead of driving makes me slow.
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by journal 1y ago
looks suspiciously like something that can be vibe coded. could even be first shot on some level.
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by journal 1y ago
Creating these or similar things requires individual initiative but the whole world everywhere with money is run by a committee with shared responsibility where no one will be held responsible if the project fails. The problem isn't wh
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by journal 1y ago
a small group of people negatively affected by this will ruin it for the rest of us.
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by journal 1y ago
would you be worse without it? now prepare to pay $1000+/month for chatgpt in a few years when dust settles.
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by journal 1y ago
imagine having interstate highways built in one night you wake up and you have all these highways and roads and everyone is confused what they are and how to use them. using llm is the opposite of boiling frogs because you're not the l
170.
by journal 1y ago
what about the $ you make? isn't that an indicator? you've probably made more than me, so you are more successful while both of us might be doing the same thing.
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by journal 1y ago
if agi is possible i think... 1. be called skynet.exe. 2. have `while(true)` somewhere. 3. at least one dictionary. 4. at least one foreach loop. 5. under 100 lines in most languages. 6. understand time as tokens is more likely than a milli
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by journal 1y ago
title: secure and private terms: we're not responsible
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by journal 1y ago
somewhere only in one place there will be main index with at least references to locations where to find others. at the top somewhere there is always just a flat list. this is a multi-dimensional problem. i really want to know real life sce
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by journal 1y ago
Doesn't same database multi-tenancy defeats the one-tenant one-database advantage of being able to easily disaster recover a single tenant or allow for easily moving a tenant and all their stuff to a dedicated box?
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by journal 1y ago
one day everything private will be leaked and they'll blame it on misconfiguration by someone they can't even point a finger at. some contractor on another continent. how many of you have auth/athr just one `if` away from dis
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Ask HN: What is the maximum indoor temperature beyond which you can't work?
5 points by journal 1y ago|11 comments
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by journal 1y ago
https://3nsi2a2rf4.alternative-accounting.com/game on mouse stop move over canvas wont be available for long, that's my idea of toy software, vibe coded the smallest multiplayer game I could think of, about 75% complet
178.
by journal 1y ago
As much as someone else is struggling at something else? It's not for everyone just like programming is not for everyone. I don't even type the code anymore, I just copy and paste it, is that still programming? I don't rememb
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by journal 1y ago
maybe hn gives preferential treatment to key words like 'job'?
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by journal 1y ago
you can do some interesting things if you record time between character inputs and analyze across many users, almost like fingerprinting the way someone would type a unique set of characters, we'd all do it differently probably and may

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