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by nomilk 1y ago
Interesting, I asked the LLMs if it's possible and it says there's an additional step of opening the shortcut first, then typing the prompt, whereas Alfred lets you put the prompt inline (i.e. you don't have to wait for the
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by nomilk 1y ago
I created a workflow using Alfred on macOS [0]. You press command + space then type 'llm' then the prompt and hit enter, and it opens the 5 tabs in the browser. These are the urls that are opened: http://localhost:3005&#
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by nomilk 1y ago
Surprising to see negativity here. I send all my LLM queries to 5 LLMs - ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek (local), Perplexity, and Grok - and Grok consistently gives good answers and often the most helpful answers. It's ~always king when ther
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by nomilk 1y ago
US-based companies that depend on H-1Bs may: - stomach the cost increase, - reduce the number of H-1Bs they hire, - move (the company) out of the US (i.e. to less imposing jurisdictions). If companies choose the latter, the irony is the res
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by nomilk 1y ago
> what makes you think they will allow them to move abroad without severe penalties To my knowledge, there's no penalty (severe or otherwise) for shutting down a company in the US. There are probably many more gentle solutions too,
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by nomilk 1y ago
US-based companies that depend on H-1Bs may: - stomach the cost increase, - reduce the number of H-1Bs they hire, - move (the company) out of the US (i.e. to less imposing jurisdictions). If companies choose the latter, the irony is the res
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by nomilk 1y ago
Without additional setup, GPT-5 already uses python as it deems necessary (e.g. for calculations). Is an R MPC server any different to GPT-5 (that automatically uses python)? Reasoning: they're both an LLM plus a REPL, (I think) this m
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by nomilk 1y ago
First time seeing [Satire] in a HN post. Similar to the 'Parody' text on parody X accounts.
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X's algorithm soon to be purely AI, configurable by asking Grok(twitter.com)
4 points by nomilk 1y ago|0 comments
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by nomilk 1y ago
I've noticed similar false economy in some sports, where the holder of the rights is so strict that even famous pundits can't use footage (even a few seconds) or risk consequences. It seems highly detrimental to the sport itself,
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by nomilk 1y ago
I think it will be useful as a modernised ctrl+f
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by nomilk 1y ago
> I can confirm a paid Gemini account is needed. Google should say this up front (or at least prompt that I need to pay) rather than wasting users' time. The ' How do I use Gemini in Chrome? ' section of their launch page
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by nomilk 1y ago
I asked Gemini and it may says you need a US based Google account: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZifoxoUSy1vEgh2Qx8GaCsb5ywE...
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by nomilk 1y ago
I typed @gemini in the searchbar and it turned blue and text switched to 'Ask Gemini' to indicate it worked (but it didn't work - Gemini says it doesn't have access to the screen/webpage). chrome://setting
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by nomilk 1y ago
I tried it on this page and says 'I don't have access' [0]. [0] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Nx4gJA-qWodYWm-SK87Aa63i_jF...
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by nomilk 1y ago
First time seeing this, makes me smile involuntarily.
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by nomilk 1y ago
Looks like there were some bloopers during the demo: https://x.com/nearcyan/status/1968473003592990847 Huge respect to Zuck and co; I much rather authentic demos where stuff goes pear than some glossy marketing sp
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by nomilk 1y ago
Happy* IINA user here. I use youtube keybindings + 'video speed controller' (chrome extension) keybindings for quick speed up/down/reset and skipping back/forward through videos). * It did have a problem with crazy
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by nomilk 1y ago
From UX stack exchange [0]: > MS Windows User Experience Interaction Guidelines suggests the following: > Use the second person (you, your) to tell users what to do. So use second person for error messages, help, window or page labe
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by nomilk 1y ago
Was curious of the etymology of name of the scam: > The term comes from fraudsters referring to their victims as 'pigs' – those they gradually 'fatten up' by luring them into a fake romance or friendship before '
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by nomilk 1y ago
Thread: https://twitter-thread.com/t/1966471166773842317
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I wrote 162k lines of code in the past 24 days(twitter.com)
3 points by nomilk 1y ago|2 comments
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by nomilk 1y ago
hmm.. not really. The dockerfile is for production, and to run locally in dev requires manual installation of ruby and redis, for someone without ruby installed this could easily be ~1h. (glad for any corrections) The quickest way for a non
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by nomilk 1y ago
> Aren’t people not even remotely interested in the app? Could be extremely useful to many communities given (free) Slack no longer stores messages beyond 90 days.
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by nomilk 1y ago
Reading through some controllers and models, haven't encountered a single code comment yet, just chiselled-out ruby. Arbitrary examples: https://github.com/basecamp/once-campfire/blob/main/app/c
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by nomilk 1y ago
Personally, I think it's fine for the NDS site itself to look design-focussed (or, like a Sephora catalog). I presume that slick, modern design won't be used on every government website. Of the Australian government websites I&#x2
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by nomilk 1y ago
Looks like they're focussed on recruitment (and not much else yet), so the site prioritises design over anything else. Given how new it is [0], it might change rapidly as priorities change. [0] Wayback machine first captured it on 25 A
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National Design Studio(ndstudio.gov)
3 points by nomilk 1y ago|6 comments
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Nice. Idea: it would be cool if HN kept the original submission just as signpost or tombstone, that would be incredibly transparent (otherwise tracing URL modifications depends entirely on the submitter mentioning it and being honest about
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by nomilk 1y ago
Looks like the title was reverted around the time of your comment. To alleviate doubt, I originally submitted with modified title to include the word 'wiretap' (the aspect I found interesting, figured would be be similar for HN au

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