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by n2d4 10mo ago
You can agree with the goals of an initiative and still think it is poorly thought out. OP is acting as if anyone criticizing this thing must clearly be opposed to their entire world view, accusing them of being paid shills. No. Maybe they
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by n2d4 11mo ago
How would a human classify the cancers? I assume the LLM training data does not include a whole bunch of cancer samples, so assumably there are some rules that it follows? > While there exists several pathology-focused AI models Would al
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by n2d4 11mo ago
If each iPhone model served only 3% of total iPhone users like the iPhone mini did, you'd end up with 33 iPhone models
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by n2d4 11mo ago
Either would work, I think. How I do it right now is that I let AI edit automatically, but then check the diff in Cursor before I stage my Git changes. May be different for others.
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by n2d4 11mo ago
> https://0github.com/stack-auth/stack-auth/pull/988 Very fun to see my own PR on Hacker News! This looks great. I'm probably gonna keep the threshold set to 0%, so a bit more gradient variety could b
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by n2d4 1y ago
We clearly don't have the same friends then! The event was the ridicule of the day on Twitter (wrongly, in my opinion, given that the tech is very good).
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by n2d4 1y ago
Hindsight bias, and you're wrong by saying that the $5k were conditional on the line item change (they weren't). Here's the quote from the indictment: > JAVICE responded to Scientist-1 that same day, “Can you send t
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by n2d4 1y ago
Not shadow-banned, it got flagged. Read the comments to understand why some readers flagged it.
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by n2d4 1y ago
It's an interesting question, and I'm sure there are useful things to learn from it, but the focus on whether AI is "alive" ruins the article. In this sentence: > Many people believe LLMs are just equations, mechanica
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by n2d4 1y ago
I agree with everything but the definition of intuitive; sometimes, the more common situation is less intuitive. An egregious example of this is "Close ad" buttons, which are intentionally placed unintuitively to direct the user t
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by n2d4 1y ago
> Totally unnecessary comment but thanks. It's not more unnecessary than your comment about the OP article being poorly researched. If the conclusions are true, even if they didn't do the measurements themselves, I find it quit
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by n2d4 1y ago
Well, least it's in a Docker container and not an auto-updating binary on your computer :]
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Show HN: npm-daycare, an NPM proxy that filters out recent & small packages(github.com)
6 points by n2d4 1y ago|2 comments
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by n2d4 1y ago
Same here — once you get the scrolling part it's pretty great, but like you I was stuck at the top for a while. A downwards-pointing arrow on the hero would help a lot here.
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by n2d4 1y ago
Stack Auth (S24) | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Hiring founding & design engineers! We're building the customer platform for developers — think of a single service that does auth, payments, analytics, marketing emails, and so much
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by n2d4 1y ago
Now the question remains, are there stableish equilibria that are 50/50? Splitting it into two half-circles sounds like an equilibrium at first glance, but I'm not convinced it is, as only a tiny bit of random luck seems to make i
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by n2d4 1y ago
You need to update your priors or assign less confidence to them. A pig heart transplant was completed (successfully) in the US a few years ago: https://www.medschool.umaryland.edu/news/2022/university-of-...
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by n2d4 1y ago
Not just Russian speakers put spaces around the emdash, but also the AP style guide. Also, for what it's worth, UK style guides recommend endash + spaces (but many write emdash + spaces instead), and so do some other languages (eg. Ger
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by n2d4 1y ago
For anyone curious, it's not actually dangerous and you can safely click it. You'll immediately see why it'd think it's dangerous, though.
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by n2d4 1y ago
Stock dilution doesn't work like that. If a seed investor invests for 5% at a $10mil valuation, and the company goes 10x (ie. a valuation of $100mil), if the company now raises a $100mil Series K, that means the Series K investor owns
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by n2d4 1y ago
There is also pgdog by the author of pgcat: https://pgdog.dev
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by n2d4 1y ago
Naked Gun, I assume
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by n2d4 1y ago
Stack Auth (S24) | San Francisco, CA | Full-time Hiring design & founding engineers! We're building the customer platform for developers — think of a single service that does auth, payments, analytics, marketing emails, and so much
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by n2d4 1y ago
The important part: > Now what have we gained with root access to the container? > Absolutely nothing! > We can now use this access to explore parts of the container that were previously inaccessible to us. We explored th
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by n2d4 1y ago
There are always extremists with absurd timelines on any topic! (Didn't people think we'd be on Mars in 2020?) But this one? In the right cities, plenty of people take a Waymo morning commute every day. I'd say self-driving c
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by n2d4 1y ago
> said we'd have self driving cars "in a few years" back in 2015 And they wouldn't have been too far off! Waymo became L4 self-driving in 2021, and has been transporting people in the SF Bay Area without human supervi
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by n2d4 1y ago
That theory would only be true in a market without shorts and derivatives. In the real world, hedge funds and market makers will sell into those pension funds, as the underlying asset value has not actually changed, counterbalancing the eff
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by n2d4 1y ago
FYI this is not true and has been debunked in newer studies; the reason why it seems true is because companies that enter the SP500 tend to enter it because they're doing well which makes its stock go up. If you control for that factor
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by n2d4 1y ago
None of these are conclusive by any means. The IP address check you mentioned would mark anyone using a VPN, or English speakers living abroad. Modern bot detection combines lots of heuristics like these together, and being able to run Java
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by n2d4 1y ago
It's really hard to detect it at request time. It's practically trivial for an attacker to fake headers to resemble a real browser.

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