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penetrarthur
25d ago
Has cloudfare become any more strict with passing large amounts of video data through them? I heard they were kind of against it, but haven't enforced anything.
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penetrarthur
2mo ago
I wouldn't call Terra a mid tier model. Terra xhigh is the only model I use for coding and it is good for literally everything. The difference between Terra and Sol is negligible, but it is way more limit hungry and much much slower.
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penetrarthur
3mo ago
Has anyone personally upgraded to 3.0? How is the experience?
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penetrarthur
3mo ago
I actually think it is people who write using these terrible short punchline sentences. In my experience, llms do better job at generating complicated sentences.
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penetrarthur
4mo ago
My .md files are specific to my domain - game development using Unity. Something that is probably universal and is a good baseline for every project and domain: - which libraries to use for standard problems - project structure, it helps if
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penetrarthur
4mo ago
I got the codex to write near perfect code with somewhat strict agents.md and coding standards(a separate .md file referenced from agents.md). My .md files have examples and a long list of do's and don'ts I accumulated over the la
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5mo ago
Good job on getting into running! I would highly suggest you find some "exercises for runners" videos on youtube and find some exercises that are comfortable for you to do. Focus on the exercises that are asymmetric(lunges etc). Y
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5mo ago
yeah, it is great that you've read a book or two, but why is it that every single elite athlete runs and trains in modern "springloaded" shoes?
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5mo ago
Is there a way to find "the concerns" of people from back when MS Excel was becoming a thing? Maybe someone here can share how people took the introduction of the early days "productivity tools" like MS Word and MS Excel
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penetrarthur
5mo ago
Mine was automating mining ore via an assist tool called UOInject. I think the language there was Visual Basic. I started programming purely out of necessity.
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7mo ago
> So what happened to the Swiss watch industry is not merely an interesting outlier. It's very much a story of our times. I am not saying it is, but it sounds like the first paragraph of every Gemini deep research.
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penetrarthur
7mo ago
I thought that's called "hangover" and you just need to drink more when that happens.
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7mo ago
I like it because it differs a lot from whites and reds and allows to get a different perspective on how wine can taste. While the difference within whites and within reds can be huge, the orange wine tastes like something completely alien,
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7mo ago
There were not a whole lot of Russian tourists 10 years ago because the memories from Russian invasion of 2008 were still fresh. I'm not saying that inflow of Russians is particularly bad, it just raised the prices of everything very s
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7mo ago
I've been to Georgia 10 years ago and there were a lot of tourists from Germany and France. Both the buses with organized trips for retired people and youngsters renting AirBnbs for cheap. The problem we faced was with the inconsistenc
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7mo ago
There are a lot of Georgian wines in EU. Especially the recently popular orange wines(white wine made like red wine).
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8mo ago
Next love in 0:19, can't wait
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8mo ago
or "reels" equivalent of an article
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8mo ago
God damn it. Can people write interesting articles in NORMAL writing style nowadays? Why is everyone writing in these stupid short "punchline" sentences?
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9mo ago
By ChatGPT you mean web interface of chatgpt? You were copypasting the "context" every time?
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9mo ago
I started working on a simple Telegram bot with llm backend and .md knowledgebase that would help me organize, track and research my long-term hobby projects. The problem that I am repeatedly facing is that I am trying to build a home serve
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10mo ago
Great article! On a sidenote, what is this new style of writing using small sentences where each sentence is supposed to be a punchline? "And most of those sequences? They don't fold into anything useful. They're junk. They a
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Ask HN: Has anyone properly set up LLM programming workflow?
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1y ago
Any information on how comfortable the strap is? I am wearing a Garmin HRM Pro for one hour a day during workouts and it is not very comfy. I know a lot of athletes are moving to way less precise optical hand straps just because of the comf
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1y ago
Great idea! Great website! Terrible video. The 90 second format is great, this is how much I would like to spend learning what exactly your product does. But the whole video is just clicking some user interfaces with no result. After watchi
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1y ago
And Dropbox is just an FTP server with SVN.
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1y ago
and moisturize
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1y ago
Total Commander is still the first thing I install on every fresh Windows install for the last 20 or so years. Copy/move/delete etc keys are the same as in mc.
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2y ago
This still implies that the person who is currently paying freelance programmers is 1) good with LLMs 2) knows some html and js 3) can deploy the updated website.
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2y ago
There is only one word worse than "programmer" and it's "coder". If your software developers do nothing but write text in VS Code, you might as well replace them with AI.
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