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The repercussions of missing an Ampersand in C++ and Rust
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Show HN: Automating Corporate Governance
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CeoGPT – revolutionizing corporate governance
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Today, we're breaking the status quo and revolutionizing corporate governance with CeoGPT. CeoGPT is our flagship, 3 quintillion parameter LLM meant to replace the CEOs. Our model has been trained on interviews, books, and tweets from
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Architecture of a Joke
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April 2nd 2024 Update: THIS PROJECT IS DEPRECATED Due to several lawsuits and criminal investigations, DN$ needs to shutdown. Source code to setup your own DN$ resolver is here.
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Blockchain technology is on our roadmap for Q4 20XX
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Our company culture codifies that our free and enterprise customers are uniformly referred to as peasants. Enterprise customers are called "Top Customer Peasants"
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An ID mismatch occurs when the ID on your DNS query differs from the ID on your DNS response. Queries & Responses should share the same ID - either this has been done intentionally or it's a sign that something is buggy with the re
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this is likely user error, our resolver was programmed in Rust, therefore it's blazingly fast
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If you join our pre-pre-seed fundraising round, I'm sure we can work something out
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We take inspiration from several tech companies - current and bankrupt
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Show HN: DN$ – an innovative, ad-supported DNS resolver
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4y ago
well in a way - open source software something that you don’t directly pay for
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IMO the numpy docs are great: https://numpy.org/doc/stable There’s always good explanation and examples within their docs
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Interesting information, but I wish there was an easier way to keep track of this stuff