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Ask HN: Transforming My Resumé for the Age of AI
1 points by metadat 7mo ago|0 comments
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glFTPD(glftpd.io)
1 points by metadat 7mo ago|0 comments
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Typhoid Mary(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by metadat 7mo ago|0 comments
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by metadat 8mo ago
All other foundation model providers already caved (OpenAI, Google).
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by metadat 8mo ago
Fantastic article, this really sums it up nicely. I remember playing a black and white version of ShufflePuck Cafe on a Mac LC3 around 1992 or so. Great game, still fascinated by how the exotic characters make the game far more engaging th
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by metadat 8mo ago
Maybe you don't have kids of your own. Once you have 2 or 3, it is quite challenging to manage everything, especially over time.
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by metadat 8mo ago
> After spending time on Apple’s M1/M2 Macs (coming from a large x86_64 desktop), going back to x86_64 feels like a regression, both in performance and battery life. This seems like a flawed premise. Battery: Yes, MacBook battery
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RaidenFTPD(raidenftpd.com)
2 points by metadat 8mo ago|1 comments
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by metadat 8mo ago
I was wondering why the PSU is half the size of the compute unit housing. 15 years ago, sure, but today it just seems cheap and lazy on part of whoever designed it. Caveat: I'm frequently mistaken, always keen to learn and reduce the
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by metadat 8mo ago
And how useful would this information be? srcIP:port_dstIP:port pairs with almost all traffic encrypted. Pretty boring from a sigint pov. Instagram, YouTube, misc Web traffic, and torrents, with a side of minutae. I'm certain the thr
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by metadat 8mo ago
Why is the power supply 2x larger than a Macbool Pro PS unit? Cheap? What about GaN?
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by metadat 8mo ago
Attention is the new scarce resource. Saving even 50% is nothing if it wastes more of my time.
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by metadat 8mo ago
Ranking Codex 5.2 ahead of plain 5.2 doesn't make sense. Codex is expressly designed for coding tasks. Not systems design, not problem analysis, and definitely not banking, but actually solving specific programming tasks (and it&#x27
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by metadat 8mo ago
AI is typically better at working with AI-generated code than human-authored. AI on AI tends to work great.
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by metadat 8mo ago
https://archive.today/E17tN
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There's a Reason American Kids Are Such Picky Eaters(nytimes.com)
12 points by metadat 8mo ago|1 comments
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by metadat 8mo ago
With the requisite planning steps Codex and Claude are already coming up with better architecture and design than I can. I've been doing this for more than 25 years.
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by metadat 8mo ago
I have quantum fireball from 2000, so 26 years old, still going strong. 5 years doesn't seem that long for a drive that cost hundreds of dollars! Persistence is the point. Just wondering why Seagate seems like the bottom of the barrel
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by metadat 8mo ago
Seagate continues the tradition of having the highest failure rates of any manufacturer, on average. Why is that?
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by metadat 8mo ago
https://factory.strongdm.ai has some advice I've found useful.
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by metadat 8mo ago
That is a useful pattern, though I was unclear on why `t.Cleanup` and not `defer`. In case others are curious, too: > Parallel subtestsWith t.Run(..., func(t testing.T) { t.Parallel(); ... }), the parent test function can return (and
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by metadat 8mo ago
What's your email address?
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by metadat 8mo ago
The irony of stealing product activation is WOW :) welcome to capitalism.
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by metadat 8mo ago
How does it count so fast? Clickhaus preloaded dataset? Top 0.023%, I was surprised! I usually keep it pretty short here, and my account isn't old.
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Do We Still Need Bosses? (video)(youtube.com)
1 points by metadat 8mo ago|0 comments
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by metadat 8mo ago
How is attending a protest a potential violation of customs regulations? This doesn't track.
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by metadat 8mo ago
You appear to have successfully formed the habit of posting on Hacker News frequently, isn't this a starting place? :)
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The first human test of a rejuvenation method will begin "shortly"(technologyreview.com)
2 points by metadat 9mo ago|0 comments
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by metadat 9mo ago
Fine-tuning coder models is not nearly as effective as intelligently managing the context with frontier models (opus, gpt-5.2-codex).
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by metadat 9mo ago
2.7% overall inflation for 2025 yields a $96B loss for insurers, wow. Haven't they already been raking us over the coals enough with 10x health bills to absorb this without missing a beat?

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