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by m348e912 1y ago
Vibe coding is definitely problematic for someone who isn't a strong coder, aka me. Recently for fun, I used ChatGPT to code a python script to scrape another news site and render it in the style of HackerNews. It took 21 iterations of
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I don't know how complete this database is. I couldn't find any hits on the Alec Balwin manslaughter case for shooting and killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza. Maybe it's not in the databa
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by m348e912 2y ago
Tangentially related, if you like the "cable tv" concept of streaming, https://ytch.xyz which has been on HN before provides a similar expierience.
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by m348e912 2y ago
It took me a minute to figure out what you were referring to: | Code | Description | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------
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In 2024, the United States recorded imports valued at approximately $1.4 million from Heard Island and McDonald Islands, according to World Bank data. These figures are likely the result of misclassified shipments rather than actual trade w
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by m348e912 2y ago
Since no one is mentioning it I will. If the stock market crashes, dollars move to treasuries. If the demand for treasuries skyrocket, the interest rate on treasuries drops dramatically. There's 9.2 trillion dollars US debt in the form
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by m348e912 2y ago
In 1847, one of the bleakest years of the Irish famine, Khaleefah Abdul-Majid I, Sultan of an Ottoman Empire offered £10,000 (which was quite a sum at the time) to help alleviate the suffering of the Irish people. Queen Victoria, upon learn
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by m348e912 2y ago
>(No, you can't be an idiot about it. Aspirin at 50g/kg would kill you faster than any cancer could, etc., etc.) If someone is dumb enough to down 9 lbs of Aspirin, it's on them.
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Fair point. E-commerce is not my area of expertise. That seems like the most elegant solution.
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I suspect that the vendors keys got inadvertently leaked, and that stinks because ultimately the liability will be on the vendor and not Stripe. However what if Stripe could allow their customers (vendors) to limit what IP address(es) their
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The issue I have is the wording. The problem really comes down to the fact that windows couldn't actually power off the computer like it can today. I think the message should have said: "Windows shutdown complete. Please power off
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I don't think this tool can do what native AI transcription integrations can do, track who is speaking. Is there any novel way of addressing that gap?
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> I wonder how this relates to Hollywood, namely the well-known shift towards men having bodybuilder level physiques, even in roles where it doesn't really fit the character. I agree. When I read "The Martian", I wasn&#x27
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by m348e912 2y ago
> TacticalCoder 14 minutes ago [dead] | root | parent | prev | next [–] > > TFA says it can bump the spec to 768 GB but that it's then more like > $2500 than $2000. At 768 GB that'd be the full, 8 bit, model. > Seem
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by m348e912 2y ago
My theory: If you ever wondered why color printers with a separate black ink tank won't print a black and white document when it's low on color -- it's because they have to print the secret yellow dots for fingerprinting purp
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by m348e912 2y ago
This chart is not that meaningful unless you compensate for the size of the population from each nation of origin.
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by m348e912 2y ago
A consumption tax policy like you are suggesting is regressive, meaning people with lower incomes are more impacted by the change in tax laws. They benefit less proportionately when their income is untaxed but things they buy is taxed more.
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How to build a simplified version of the DeepSeek model using Excel(byhand.ai)
1 points by m348e912 2y ago|0 comments
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> "DeepSeek trained on our outputs" I'm wondering how Deepseek could have made 100s of millions of training queries to OpenAI and not one person at OpenAI caught on.
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Another discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42874301
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Science YouTuber physicsgirl (Dianna Cowern) stands for the first time in 2 yrs(youtube.com)
783 points by m348e912 2y ago|301 comments
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It's actually more of a deferred resignation. I think even the US gov't can handle that.
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That's up to dang. I'm just doing what I'm told :)
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The title is straight from the WSJ, HN doesn't allow you to editorialize titles.
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I think severed employees are expected to continue to work from home through Sept 31. This doesn't appear to be a complete one-time payout.
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It has the same vibe as the email Elon sent to twitter employees soon after the buyout. https://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/musk-to-begin-layoffs-of...
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The federal fiscal year ends Sept 31, so it's possible that funding will remain in place until that time. We will see!
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The president is the head of the executive branch so technically he can make the decision to implement a new work policy. That doesn't mean it won't be challenged and that the courts won't have an opportunity to overturn it.
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by m348e912 2y ago
Still says Gulf of Mexico for now. Openstreetmaps doesn't name any ocean bodies on their maps, so they got to sidestep this whole ordeal.
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Trump Offers Buyouts to Federal Employees in Bid to Cut Workforce(wsj.com)
22 points by m348e912 2y ago|28 comments

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