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lairv
4y ago
I consider "just talk to people" to be in the "connections" category
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lairv
4y ago
How do you do that with no connections, no money and no privileged background ? Do you just cold message people asking what they need ?
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lairv
4y ago
So until now every proofs of this theorem were still computer-assisted right ?
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4y ago
That goes against the "Beating the average" lesson [0] but I guess this thing is already 20 years old, I wonder if it's still relevant now [0] http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html
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lairv
4y ago
At least France has players able to score 2 penalties
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4y ago
It seems weird to want NextJS to be a batteries-included backend framework, when it's not even a batteries included frontend framework. NextJS offers SSR and a router and that's about it, if you need client side data fetching you
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lairv
4y ago
Will take a look at it, and good luck with building it, such projects requires effort and test of time
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4y ago
Great news and looking forward to how this goes. I still find it incredible that the frontend javascript ecosystem hasn't found a reliable and productive contender yet, a framework you could be sure would be still relevant without too
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lairv
4y ago
Is the third one legal ? I thought influencers had to make it clear whether they are sponsored or not
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4y ago
You are playing with words, Rust / OCaml Option types are effectively the same as nulls in null-safe language, like `string | null` in TypeScript or `string?` in Dart, although I agree it has become necessary for such things to be chec
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4y ago
Go is also GCed https://tip.golang.org/doc/gc-guide
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Ask HN: Is it shooting myself in the foot to use Go for back end business logic?
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4y ago
Isn't it the case of the US ?
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4y ago
Definitely agree with this, and I might be wrong but I wouldn't be surprised if StableDiffusion made them choose this release model, since SD being accessible to everyone created more hype than the highly-restricted release of DALLE-2
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lairv
4y ago
We're talking about nuclear power here, not weapons, I thought that was implicit, and no the two are not necessarily related
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Anti-nuclear policy sure was more significant in Germany as it has led to the complete stop of its use, but in France it has also slowed down the development of the industry. Although it has evolved positively over the last three years, nuc
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4y ago
Sure, obviously this has nothing to do with a 40-year anti-nuclear policy.
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4y ago
I would add Go to "JVM or .NET"
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PyTorch 2.0
(pytorch.org)
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4y ago
I am eagerly awaiting GPT4, it might be the case that language models will hit a plateau, just like video games graphics hit a plateau too, with each generation being less and less impressive compared to the previous, while still not being
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4y ago
I have always been surprised by the popularity of Apple products in the programming community, I feel like Apple's philosophy is something no one [from the tech world] should want the programming community to move towards.
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4y ago
sqlc is great but what I dislike about it is that it forces you into using only the supported underlying drivers, for example with postgresql the pgx v5 driver has been out for some times now but sqlc only support v4 (this might have change
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4y ago
Wow I played a single game but the prediction was very good, it predicted 1636 on lichess while my best elo was ~1600 (though I haven't played for about a year) But what's even more impressive is that the game felt great to play,
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4y ago
It seems yes
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The "How to write Go code" article https://go.dev/doc/code is also very useful to actually know how to structure a codebase
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There is a part of Deep Learning research (Differential Privacy) which focuses on making sure an algorithm cannot leak information about the training set, and this is a rigorous concept, you can quantify how much privacy-preserving a model
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4y ago
Aren't Remix and Hydrogen supposed to fill the same role ? Despite what Remix's creators try to argue, for me Remix is great for low interactivity website like e-commerce website, even doing a simple client-side request without re
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Show HN: Conv911, a social-media platform to improve at texting
(conv911.com)
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The discourse has already changed quite a bit since the first release, which was only 2 months ago, and is getting alarmingly close from OpenAI's "we must delay release of XXX for safety reasons". It was probably to be expect
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Runway is not "any company" they were part of the research for the original stable-diffusion release and were still working with StabilityAI team on SD. There must have been internal disagreements on the release of 1.5 version
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