msoad

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by msoad 3y ago
On the announcement page, it specifically says Sora does not understand physics
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by msoad 3y ago
In other words regulations (the allowed rent increases) mismatches the reality (real inflation) which is causing this weird marketplace
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by msoad 3y ago
Yes it's nice for current tenants. Some times their rent is so low that they rather leave the apartment empty for a whole year and go vacation instead of giving up the contract. However, it's not so nice if you don't have an
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by msoad 3y ago
small LLM? Small Large Language Model lol
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by msoad 3y ago
If Deno is looking for more growth they should make it super easy to run Next.js with it
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by msoad 3y ago
JSONSchema covers a lot of various schema needs and YAML is something a lot of developers are comfortable with. I know both of those technologies are not popular here in HN but YAML type-checked and editor-autocomplete-enabled using JSONSch
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by msoad 3y ago
I believe you, scam is everywhere. What you experience in the US is different. In the news article you sent it's obviously something that they could track down and sentence the fraudsters to jail. In the US you get multiple calls from
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by msoad 3y ago
As someone who lived in the US and now in Germany I just want to tell my American friends that this is not a problem in Germany as far as I know. My German number never gets any spam calls and my friends never talk about spam calls. It&#x27
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by msoad 3y ago
Am I misunderstanding this? You need JS to load the WASM module anyways, what does "requiring JS" means here?
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by msoad 3y ago
“Work” to us, in the tech bubble is sitting at a desk and doing some typing and clicking and sometimes decision making. The world out there is much more different. Work for many people is physical or very human (like a teacher or psychologi
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by msoad 3y ago
Sometimes I feel hacker news audience either have a very unique use case with their software/hardware or they are living in an alternative universe. The latest iOS keyboard is absolutely better than anything I've tried. I am somet
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by msoad 3y ago
My first digital camera came with a 4MB SD card. What a time to be alive!
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by msoad 3y ago
Siri that actually works sounds very appealing to be honest. All the integration and UX is there. It just doesn’t work today. So an LLM based Siri that can understand my request is worth an upgrade (for me)
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by msoad 3y ago
The real "if statement" is the "if AI and $company_name in the new article, buy stocks" in the algotrading bots! This story is optimized just for that
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by msoad 3y ago
Well, this solution won't help with those rules since your bottleneck is now tsc.
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by msoad 3y ago
if you have one file that every single file across the repo imports in a way and you make changes to that file, you might run the linter for the entire repo. But again, how likely is this scenario?
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by msoad 3y ago
I'm not complaining about free software offered to world for free. I'm curious how a leader would justify an investment like this? I have engineers reaching to me and asking me to all sort of things. My job is to justify it for th
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by msoad 3y ago
This is HackerNews so brace for criticism! Why would a team of talented engineers focus on solving ESLint performance issue? Where is the value in this? If your project is small, ESLint is fast enough. If it's super large like ours (3
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by msoad 3y ago
which is a really weird problem to have. Only lint files that have changed? How hard that is? our monorepo is 3m lines of code and running lint is not a bottleneck by any means... And once in a while that we have to run lint for entire repo
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by msoad 3y ago
I thought it would be obvious that in large codebases you only lint changed files in CI
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by msoad 3y ago
in a very large codebase, how common it is to run the linter for the entire repo? Is this an optimization worth spending time on?
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by msoad 3y ago
There is an anti-procrastination setting in your account settings
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by msoad 3y ago
I read the whole article but didn't learn anything new or interesting. Why Spotify is screwed? I thought the music labels have leverage to squeeze Spotify or something like that but the entire article is just stating what has happened
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by msoad 3y ago
There is an ongoing effort to simulate living cells using big computers. I wonder if deep learning will get there before others. A system like AlphaZero can start with small cells and keep going up in complexity just how we imagine life cam
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by msoad 3y ago
is there an API to receive the state of this and/or other cron jobs?
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by msoad 3y ago
Great project! I admire the effort. However I am not sure if there is a huge market for this. There are many free open source options for this. Why would anyone wants to pay?
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by msoad 3y ago
Yes OCR is better on GPT4V but my iPhone does it faster and without a network call. The difference is not that great at least in this use case
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by msoad 3y ago
Amazing! Steal their keys and stop their $29.99/mo subscription after one month. Profit! Even if they don’t expose the key it’s likely they are proxying the API with their own “security” which should not be too hard to steal the lang l
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by msoad 3y ago
thank you! yes streaming is the right terminology here
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by msoad 3y ago
Real time means it doesn't need the whole audio clip to work..

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