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by jzombie 3y ago
Naive comment here but you could check out using a vector database for semantic searches. Check out chromadb.
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by jzombie 3y ago
I am pretty sure it means run the UI locally and access Azure-hosted ChatGPT. The environment vars seem to indicate that as well.
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by jzombie 3y ago
Could CNET not have relocated these articles to a distinct directory and then used robots.txt to prevent search engines from indexing them? This move seems like an excuse to offload subpar content by placing the blame on external factors. I
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by jzombie 3y ago
Only if you're being chased by the living...
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by jzombie 3y ago
And sometimes, after changing the password, and subsequently trying to log in, the new password is not recognized even if copy/pasted.
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by jzombie 3y ago
Absolutely, it appears that audio is the most suitable interface for use in public settings. Any other device that might obstruct vision could potentially pose a safety risk. This is not only due to the blocking of visual input but also bec
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Quantum Eraser Experiment(quantumphysicsmania.com)
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by jzombie 3y ago
FYI: I accidentally posted this article twice, with different names, and can't seem to delete the other one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36823103
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by jzombie 3y ago
FYI: I accidentally posted this article twice, with different names, and can't seem to delete it.
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Ask HN: Do weird domain names naturally just do better?
4 points by jzombie 3y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Do weird names do better than good names, somehow, for domain names?
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by jzombie 3y ago
Thanks! Updated the title.
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Apple developing its own equivalent of ChatGPT(cnbc.com)
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by jzombie 3y ago
Well, they actually paid me now. I didn't honestly see this starting to come through.
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by jzombie 3y ago
Appreciate the feedback here.
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Ask HN: Any tech lawyers up in Toronto?
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by jzombie 3y ago
Thanks for these suggestions.
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by jzombie 3y ago
Good advice. I thought about making a private repo for this. Nothing that I need to encrypt, really, just notes for things I find online.
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Ask HN: Fed up with Evernote; what are your recommendations?
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Red Hat and the Clone Wars(dissociatedpress.net)
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by jzombie 3y ago
Yeah, it's really helpful to prototype these kinds of things.
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by jzombie 3y ago
To display only the Electron app or Unity game at boot, you'd typically want to create a systemd service that starts the systemd-nspawn container. You would then configure your display manager to automatically log into a session that o
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by jzombie 3y ago
As far as making the electron app display at boot, my best guess would be to use it instead of the shell script I suggested earlier.... or, use the shell script, with the other steps commented-out, and just launch the electron app from ther
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by jzombie 3y ago
If you're looking for super simple and you're a web dev, you could script together some page and use any server language to run the command. For instance, use Electron as your app launcher. Perfect it later if that's not your
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by jzombie 3y ago
My apologies if this was too basic, but perhaps it's a starting point.
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by jzombie 3y ago
I don't know... this? #!/bin/bash while true; do echo "Please choose a binary to run:" echo "1) Binary 1" echo "2) Binary 2" echo "3) Binary 3" echo "4) Binary
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by jzombie 3y ago
I really wonder if a large portion of the drop could be attributed to other sites that simply linked to Twitter in the first place. For instance, I don't recall Twitter's search engine ever having great discovery on its own (maybe
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by jzombie 3y ago
Is it perhaps due to them restricting access to only logged-in members? It definitely affects me, as I haven't had an account in years (even before Elon took over), and I don't want to create one now, but some companies that I was
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Red Hat kicked off a tempest in a teapot(infoworld.com)
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WonderFi to wind down CoinSmart to form Canada's largest crypto trading platform(theglobeandmail.com)
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