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by mh- 1y ago
This is just a form of gish galloping [0]. Like I alluded to, it's disappointing that discourse on HN is at a place where enough of the participants are supportive of this as long as it's happening to the "other team."
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by mh- 1y ago
This is true of a lot of product types, but there is often a QC process that happens for the "premier" name brand that they were manufactured for. And these "duplicates" are frequently the irregulars that didn't mak
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by mh- 1y ago
As a frequent flyer who has thought about this scenario a bit, I agree with this. And I actually think that as long as the FAs kept making their inane announcements about credit cards and so forth, most pax wouldn't even notice a takeo
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by mh- 1y ago
Have we reached a place on HN now where we're asking people to prove negatives, just because it aligns with our collective politics?
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by mh- 1y ago
I don't have any good argument in either direction, if I'm being honest. Just feels.. weird.
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by mh- 1y ago
I'm not one to pile onto the "you can't name it something that's already taken" comments, but given the name recognition within your target audience already, yeah. Plus, this will just be really hard to google.
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by mh- 1y ago
Thank you for the parenthetical there. When I read your first line I thought, "surely they didn't.." They did.
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by mh- 1y ago
This felt like the most obvious explanation to me as well. Maybe the artist's vision for it was a solid cube of cash, but it ended up needing a structure inside to support the thing. So many reasons this might be exactly $1,000,000 but
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by mh- 1y ago
Very aware, zero desire to use Teams, that's why I've fought to keep Slack despite the cost. But now they're actively making it more difficult for people like me to say "engineers like it more" and that be a compell
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by mh- 1y ago
Thanks for the extra context, that's helpful. How big would the optics on a satellite in Starlink's orbit need to be to achieve similar clarity, then?
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by mh- 1y ago
> high-literacy communities like HN [..] low-literacy communities like facebook and reddit I see this sentiment a lot lately, and I see your HN join date is similar to mine. HN is more mainstream than it used to be, for better or worse
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by mh- 1y ago
Additional context for those unfamiliar: KH-11s are thought to weigh 30-40 thousand pounds (~20k kg). The mirror itself would dwarf anything launched for Starlink, multiple times over.
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by mh- 1y ago
Precisely the situation I'm in. I've fought off slack-to-teams migrations at multiple orgs for the same QoL reasons, but this will make that much (much) harder to justify.
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by mh- 1y ago
Unfortunately, I think we're equally likely to see shortsighted lock-in attempts like this [0] one from Slack. I tried to find a rebuttal to this article from Slack, but couldn't. I'm on a flight with slow wifi though. If som
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by mh- 1y ago
That's a great question that is beyond my technical competency in this area, unfortunately. I fired up LM Studio when I saw this HN post, and saw it updated its MLX runtime [0] for gemma3n support. Then went looking for an MLX version
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by mh- 1y ago
I had success using the models from lmstudio-community here. https://huggingface.co/lmstudio-community
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by mh- 1y ago
As someone in their 40s with ADHD, I'll offer a counterpoint. I'm happy for people to try to make a business of this if the tools are helpful. I've had a successful career, so I obviously had to develop my own strategies for
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by mh- 1y ago
> I often advise people to structure their emails [..] I frequently do the same, and eventually someone sent me this HBR article summarizing the concept nicely as "bottom line up front". It's a good primer for those inte
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by mh- 1y ago
As I readily admit in my parent comment, I'm not an expert on the tool-calling mechanics. But from other threads, my understanding is it can be a manifestation of the same issue. I know that's not really helpful to you, just wante
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by mh- 1y ago
Offtopic, but thank you. I really wish this way of treating up/downvotes was more widespread. Down should mean it doesn't contribute to the conversation, not that you disagree with their opinion.
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by mh- 1y ago
Someone more knowledgeable on how these LLMs are trained and fine-tuned can weigh in, but it absolutely does matter. Some models are much more "willing" to use tools (and more adept at discerning when to use them) than others. I
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by mh- 1y ago
Started using this recently for personal stuff on my laptop. When you're used to pip, it's just confusingly fast. More than once I thought maybe it didn't work because it returned too quickly..
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by mh- 1y ago
Yeah, people just up and leave those things all over the place. I'm glad someone is finally speaking up.
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by mh- 1y ago
Back when this was new, there were studies showing that the typical canvas bags sold at grocers are also breeding grounds for all sorts of nasty things that you don't want to be transporting your food in. So it's just purely all d
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by mh- 1y ago
Check out http://www.jsnice.org/ and google javascript deobfuscator for others.
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by mh- 1y ago
There are myriad non-LM tools that can deobfuscate and prettify JS. I used them with success long before LLMs were en vogue.
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by mh- 1y ago
I don't have any inside information, but I'm sure there are different system prompts used in the Gemini chat interface vs the API. On OpenAI/ChatGPT they're sometimes dramatically different.
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by mh- 1y ago
Seems like an issue with the OS? Surely a web page in a userland app like Chrome shouldn't be able to do that..
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by mh- 1y ago
I didn't try the web based one, but the mobile app works great.
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by mh- 1y ago
> More than twice as many patients _with diabetes_ exposed to GLP-1 RAs developed nAMD compared to those in a matched cohort of similar patients who were unexposed. Emphasis mine, but it's important context that probably wouldn&#x

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