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by nullbio 2y ago
Speaking of Youtube, why does no one ever seem to bring up the fact that they shadow-delete half the comments people leave? It's such a garbage platform, it's a real shame they have no serious competition.
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by nullbio 2y ago
Hopefully, AI generation will get to a point where people can very easily generate a strong (secure) open-source competitor to iOS with equally good UX and ease of use.
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by nullbio 2y ago
I think this might be on the right track. Imagine using this to build programs as well, drag around generated functions and connect things visually. Each function can be its own node, and you can adjust the inputs and outputs by drag-droppi
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by nullbio 2y ago
Spider diagram?
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by nullbio 2y ago
So perhaps an even better interface would be a dynamically generated spider diagram?
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by nullbio 2y ago
Well this is incredible. Love the interface and the speed. My only wish is that it gave more links, right now it only seems to generate a few of them for each response. Also it seems to be way faster than ChatGPT, yet just as intelligent, h
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by nullbio 2y ago
Take those results with a large grain of salt. It's dead simple to figure out which response is the new model purely by the speed at which the result is returned, and as such, this is incredibly easy to bot in an effort to manipulate t
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by nullbio 2y ago
I've found it is a lot worse in general. I use GPT-4 90% of the time now, and 4o when I need something answered quickly that has a very simple answer.
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by nullbio 2y ago
I think it's because it pulls water into the intestines, which helps you poop easier.
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Alternatives to Cursor.sh and Copilot?
10 points by nullbio 2y ago|6 comments
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by nullbio 3y ago
How's that copium going for you? It's 100% without a shadow of a doubt gotten worse. Likely due to the insane costs they're experiencing now due to big players like Bing using it.
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by nullbio 3y ago
It honestly feels like they've neutered it in a big way. They say nothing has changed, yet the responses come faster and are far less in depth and insightful than before. It's obviously changed...
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Show HN: Disposable Email Generator with a Twist(polycred.com)
3 points by nullbio 6y ago|1 comments
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by nullbio 6y ago
Hi. We’re launching our free browser extension today. Would love some feedback. Polycred is an evolution of the traditional disposable email generator, we’ve created an easy to use extension that allows you to generate email addresses direc
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Feed birds using cryptocurrency, live(youtube.com)
1 points by nullbio 7y ago|0 comments
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by nullbio 9y ago
> Too bad they didnt collaborate to make a single project better. To my knowledge I started working on this project before buffalo started development (buffalo's repo dates to December, abcweb dates to October). Maybe it was being w
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by nullbio 9y ago
A lot of people seem to be reacting to this and I can't say I'm surprised, I'm no fan of javascript or nodejs either, but allow me to express my thoughts so that perhaps you can see things from a different perspective. We mad
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by nullbio 9y ago
Hey, I'm one of the authors of abcweb. Gorilla toolkit is a toolkit. What we're trying to provide here is so much more than that - very intentionally. Gorilla is a toolkit that you start out with to build your app, and then you cr
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by nullbio 9y ago
Not yet, this was only just released to the community yesterday. I plan on making an example app, further polish the docs and create a video. There's lots to do!
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by nullbio 10y ago
Benchmarks can be found at the bottom of the readme for anyone interested, we've benched against the big names: GORM, GORP, XORM and SQLX.
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Show HN: Fastest, Simplest, Fully-Fledged ORM in Go, Supports PostgreSQL and MySQL(github.com)
6 points by nullbio 10y ago|1 comments
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SQLBoiler 2.0.0 MySQL Support – Generate an ORM (Go)
2 points by nullbio 10y ago|1 comments