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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I wonder if hour of day would benefit from being combined with HN's visitors location data to be truly relevant? I think the location is embedded in the time somehow if the visitors' origins are stable over time. If 9am PT is a po
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
or (worse?) to not change anything; but I think this comes usually more from devs (guilty as charged).
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
The fact here is that a student, using ChatGPT, managed to give the right answer. And I agree with GP that the teaching model must evolve. The cat is out of the bag now and clearly students, of (unfortunately) almost all ages, are using it.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Yes that’s it, thank you. I’ll admit I was too lazy to look the exact one up.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
There are only two good moments to plant a tree: 20 years ago and today.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Tried the demo and as people report it's very well done and fast! Good job! Just wanted to let you know that I stumbled upon a bug whilst removing products from the cart (setting quantity to 0) it started refreshing and the interface s
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Looking forward to reading this series. As a side note I’d love to find a chart/data on the cost performance ratio of open source models. And possibly then a $/ELO value (where $ is the cost to build and operate the machine and EL
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
From a true e-commerce story. If you have to somehow deal with product conditions, don't use the condition "new" for new vs. mint, used, damaged products. This has a nightmarish greppability… I'll never do that mistake a
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I believe you're right. That was the piece I was missing. And it makes a big difference indeed.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Also, I'm 99% sure that Steve Job once said (paraphrasing): "We don't hire talented people to tell them what to do, we hire them to tell us what to do". Which to me sounds like "Hire good people and give them room t
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Not exactly the same background. Stayed at a company for ~5 years. Then switched. I’m at ~15y experience now. But as you mention, I’ve also witnessed a big drop in outreach landing in my inbox. My guess is that it is more to blame on the ma
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
There used to be http://twoyoutubevideosandamotherfuckingcrossfader.com/ too but it's now broken (it loads, but the players don't).
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Yes, and IMO this needs to be regulated everywhere (even in non touristic places). Prevent companies from buying residential type of estate. And only allow individuals to buy one property if non-citizen or two (main and secondary) if a citi
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
I’ve tried PII anonymization with standard NLP approaches and LLMs have been (way) better at this task in my experience.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
You mean I can't wish for a brave new world? Joking aside, I agree. It's too bad, though, that we know a thing (this or anything else even technological or not) that could be used for good and improving ourselves will almost alway
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Now that I see this, here is my wish (I know there are security privacy concerns but let's pretend there are not there for this wish): An app that runs on my desktop and has access to my screen(s) when I work. At any time I can ask it
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
Exactly. What I'm always missing in videos of the sun is a time scale and a size scale. I'd love to have an earth time clock and a earth to scale in a corner of the image for reference.
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by maaaaattttt 2y ago
The symptoms of tingling in the extremities resemble what my wife experienced after her chemo when the treatment damaged her neurons' myelin sheath. This causes 'noisy' neuron signals to be transmitted (tingles, lack of sensa
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Thank you!
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
A simple game I posted here before [1]. I think it’s rather hard to finish a project in under one weekend. And we tend to easily say “I did it over the weekend” but mean “I had something working after one weekend”. Especially if the weekend
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I see that some of the email clients mentioned wrap the mail’s content in extra HTML tags and modify the CSS and classes names. I’m wondering why email clients don’t use sandboxed iframes to render HTML email? Do they still present security
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
This is what I had in mind, I guess using simply wifi, the critical mass needed to have a correct network would be too big. And very locally limited.
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Thank you, a wireless mesh network seems to be the broad name of what I had in mind. You seem to hint at the fact that they are illegal? Or do you mean they are heavily regulated? If it's the case it'd strange as any online privat
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Maybe too tangential, but here is my question anyways: Is there a project that tries to build (using Raspberry Pis for example, or an app on a smartphone) a second global network of privately run nodes. The most similar project I can think
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
The fact that internet is going to be filled with AI content is likely to happen. But for the rest I think it’s the classical bias science fiction has when predicting the future. More of the same. Or the linear transposition of the now (fo
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I like it! Here is a recommendation engine in < 20 lines of python to go along your search engine (if you keep session logs of clicked urls). def build_recommendations(logs: List[List[str]], window_size: int = 10, max_recommendati
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I agree, I was thinking about it while writing it. My thinking was that it should somebody sworn in to try not break the chain of trust. But adding somebody new in a chain will always weaken it (in this context). As the sibling comment ment
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
The other day I was thinking that in "the times we live in"™ it would be nice to have a sort of notary for anonymous sources. The source is known between the journalist and the notary. The notary has to be assigned to the journali
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Lately, whilst playing Zelda TotK (works for BotW as well), I was thinking that a good test to see if you have AGI would be letting it solve all the shrines. They require real world knowledge, sometimes rather "deep" logic and the
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Saying they make it “open source” in the same article where they say they need “350k high end GPUs to build it”. Is the equivalent of saying: ”we offer free nuclear submarine driving lessons”. I know you don’t need as many resources for inf

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