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by neya 3mo ago
I am seeing extremely positive results with Elixir too. Previously I was on Deepseek (deepseek-v4-pro) and GLM5.2 outperforms Deepseek easily. It's been a month since I used any native Claude models (simply because of pricing) but then
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by neya 3mo ago
> everyone involved should lose re election and get investigated by the financial crimes unit The flawed assumption here is assuming elections are an exception to every other democratic process riddled with corruption and are operated fa
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by neya 3mo ago
> Or does this not apply to huge US corporations any more? When it comes to favorite companies of the tech communities, it's almost always "Rules for thee, but not for me" The standard stance is "they can do no wron
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by neya 4mo ago
I totally agree with you. I wish they had tried to send me reminders to download my emails atleast. Sad.
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by neya 4mo ago
I hate how normalized this has become. Apparently Google has also taken the same route with Gmail.
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by neya 4mo ago
Unfortunately not.
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by neya 4mo ago
> How does that disprove anything I said? >> Siri recordings are only ever stored to improve Siri. Apple does not share personal data or recordings with advertisers. There was a lawsuit based on coincidence alone. https:/&#x2
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by neya 4mo ago
> Siri recordings are only ever stored to improve Siri. Apple does not share personal data or recordings with advertisers. There was a lawsuit based on coincidence alone. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019&#
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by neya 4mo ago
> First: you ought to disclose that information when commenting on a topic that relates in some way to your financial incentives. I've never ever seen anyone, especially Apple shareholders disclose this here whenever they brush off
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by neya 4mo ago
I wish I did this. Too late..
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by neya 4mo ago
Thanks, I'm already on Proton, just wanted to know if there is a way to recover the lost emails...
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Ask HN: Yahoo deleted all my emails. Now what?
15 points by neya 4mo ago|14 comments
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by neya 4mo ago
I mean, you're right. But it was always subtle, not so in-your-face like it is today.
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by neya 4mo ago
Also I have to wonder why this made to the front page of a tech forum. One of the things I used to love about HN was that it was free of politics. These days it seems like there's just political propaganda everywhere in the guise of be
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by neya 4mo ago
Yeah sure, the company behind Dieselgate and single handedly destroyed the diesel market is worried about compliance? Give me a break.
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by neya 4mo ago
I wish hyperlinks used underlines. The worst possible UX is making your hyperlink resemble normal text, especially on a dark background. Sigh. Here is the direct link to the slides: https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6889473
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by neya 4mo ago
I couldn't believe all the negative feedback, so I took a good look on the homepage too. Yeah, it's all AI slop, only it's funded by YC. Honestly, for me, I don't see myself using this. I might as well start from a 2d sk
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by neya 4mo ago
> If you think the solution here is going to be open source Chinese models and / or running on your own hardware, think again. This logic is flawed. China had no incentive to release SOTA models to the world in the first place when
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by neya 4mo ago
> and for some it is perhaps some form of job security. Bingo. And that's one of the reasons you will face a lot of friction whenever any discussion surrounding this comes up.
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by neya 4mo ago
Sadly, this is the story of nearly every React project I've reluctantly inherited. In my experience, it's because React is not opinionated like its peers Vue and Svelte. So, a bunch of devs will use something for state management
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by neya 4mo ago
You know what's worse than shitting on the streets? Creating a fake account just to throw racist crap you otherwise don't have the balls to do so with your real name beside it.
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by neya 4mo ago
> but tt's generally a good idea for the UI to have a different data model than the database You're not wrong and most other comments are responding this from some sort of UI library perspective, like React / Svelte. Howe
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by neya 4mo ago
> You sound like someone who's never supported an application for more than 5 minutes. If your application requirements change every 5 minutes, then you prove my point - you suck at architecting and should honestly just give your jo
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by neya 4mo ago
> Real world is often more complex. Which is why you architect before-hand with a paradigm of your choice, like DDD (Domain Driven Design) using proper contexts (which Phoenix supports) beforehand. That is the sign of a mature developer,
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by neya 4mo ago
This was the only out of box solution when Elixir didn't support types. So, if you really did Elixir professionally for 6 years, you'd know that by now. > Bad APIs, bad UIs because someone coupled themselves to the database str
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by neya 4mo ago
If you use Phoenix, using types at the data model level using changesets and then trickling them down all the way to the UI is a very good compromise. As changesets provide type validations out of the box too.
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by neya 4mo ago
That's such a poor argument. What is the alternative here? Just let anyone fly with a dozen devices with the names BOMB and CRASH hoping that an actual bomb doesn't go off? Systems and processes exist for a reason. Your example of
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by neya 4mo ago
> People have very selective memory > Every other website requires Flash just to show you a carousel of images. "Serious" business websites implemented in slow, buggy Java applets. iframes everywhere. Do you see the irony? T
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by neya 4mo ago
If my location dictates the type of employees your organisation needs / doesn't need, then yeah, you pretty much over-hired to begin with and just lack accountability. Hence trying to blame it on everyone and everything else excep
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by neya 4mo ago
You're referring to the mid-late 2000s. I'm talking about the early 2000s. You can hate Flash all you want, but for all the HTML5 hype we had back then, there isn't a single authoring tool today that's not even equivalen

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