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by neya 2y ago
Thanks for sharing, very interesting read!
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by neya 2y ago
Almost a decade ago, I bought an iPad Air to try and replace my MacBook Pro. It didn't work and had to resort to laggy online editors with paid subscriptions. And even then, when I was doing Ruby on Rails, it didn't even work out.
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by neya 3y ago
I think the article leaves out the main difference in Ruby vs Python. Ruby is built for humans, Python is built for machines. This example used to be illustrated on Ruby on Rail's website. https://rubyonrails.org/doctri
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AI Discovered a Faster Matrix Multiplication Algorithm [video](youtube.com)
4 points by neya 3y ago|0 comments
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by neya 3y ago
Yeah, I should learn to do better. Sorry, dang!
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by neya 3y ago
If you read that post carefully, it says it is launching soon, random internet troll :)
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What I learned as an artist writing my own blog engine for 10 years(medium.com)
3 points by neya 3y ago|6 comments
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by neya 3y ago
This is the dumbest thing I've read on HN today. "We do nothing..because we can." This speaks volumes about your attitude towards security as a business. If I was your enterprise client I wouldn't really be happy reading
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Ask HN: How do I learn about designing my own LLM?
1 points by neya 3y ago|1 comments
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by neya 3y ago
This is just an ad dumpster borderline malware link. Here is the link to the actual tool. https://tianweiy.github.io/dmd/
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by neya 3y ago
There were some "hype cycles" (in Gartner's lingo) that I avoided during my career. The first one was the MongoDB/NoSQL hype - "Let's use NoSQL for everything!" trend. I tried it in a medium sized project
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by neya 3y ago
I actually never understood the appeal of Kubernetes in the first place. I have production apps running on bare bones VMs serving millions of customers. Is this sort of complexity really necessary? At this point I would just consider server
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by neya 3y ago
I used to work as a Google Cloud consultant in my past life. I had to frequently visit Google’s offices and talk to engineers there to advise on our clients for project specific requirements. Once we had a large news publication client who
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by neya 3y ago
When has OpenAI - for a company named "Open" AI ever released any of their stuff into anything open?
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by neya 3y ago
Thankfully, finally some faith in the patent system. This was an asshole move to harass others from using the word GPT in their trade. Kind of like how Instagram did it with the word "gram".
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by neya 3y ago
Maybe, it's just me - I miss the good old days when sites didn't have anything to do with react or similar. Everything was just plain old hyperlinks and some basic JS. I am not even talking about the 90s, just look at what Faceboo
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by neya 3y ago
Last month I upgraded from an M1 Pro to an M3 Pro - 16GB RAM, 512 GB. Here is an honest review of my experience. The chassis of both the machines are exactly the same. The bad thing about that is the newer MacBooks come with a matte finish
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by neya 3y ago
This is how a company whose failing business model collapsing fast would act. I never liked Stock photo sites since their inception - they always followed dark patterns, spammed the entire search results with keywords that had nothing to do
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by neya 3y ago
> I think it's best to write modules in Swift/(Kotlin/Java) and have your React Native UI communicate with your modules via the bridge. Wouldn't it be simpler to just write everything in Flutter? The react + base swif
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by neya 3y ago
"Get the latest from Fast Company Click Sign Up then Allow for Notifications" A popup blocks, as I continue past the gazillion ads to read about an article that complains about ads.
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by neya 3y ago
While the author raises a lot of good points, Tailwind is not the actual problem, it is the consequence of a larger problem - development time (or lack thereof). Frontend development has become extremely competitive and now that anyone can
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by neya 3y ago
I actually have been advocating against them for a while here on HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31394179 ) for the same reason. They had my account on some sort of shadow ban with no communication whatsoever after
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Rubber Duck Debugging(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by neya 4y ago|0 comments
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by neya 4y ago
The top comment is...sad yet funny: Euphorbium December 11, 2022 at 2:31 pm I think I hit the same bug in django, and it took them 5 years to fix it. Django tagline is “webframework for perfectionists with deadlines”. I was f
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Ask HN: Is there a cloud music library that doesn't keep deleting my music?
92 points by neya 4y ago|123 comments
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by neya 4y ago
I was thinking of tiered pricing, someone who just has a personal blog, probably 10 bucks a month. Others would cost more.
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by neya 4y ago
Thank you for your feedback, I’ll fix them soon :)
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by neya 4y ago
I spent 7 years building my own static site generator CMS. I added drag and drop, Wordpress-like UI and lot of complex functionality based on studying extensively the existing systems like Jekyll, Hugo, etc. Originally, I started with a Wor
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by neya 4y ago
I'm curious to know - does the community have any open source alternatives to DALL.E? For an initiative named OpenAI, keeping their source code and models closed behind a license is bullshit in my opinion.
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GnuCash – Open-source personal and small-business accounting software(gnucash.org)
331 points by neya 4y ago|151 comments

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