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2y ago
This reminds me of this mobile game Tchisla[0] where you have to build all numbers up to 1000 (10000?) using only a given digit and a couple of operators (including sqrt and !) It was a lot of fun, you tend to develop strategies and the gam
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2y ago
I have surface knowledge of the VC world, but these > The biggest firms in your space aren't doing this, therefore it's not worth doing > Your competitors are executing badly now but they will start to execute better in the
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2y ago
These interventions on the contrary made me chuckle, even at something I already knew. I think this is a good article. It's informative, funny (subjectively) and showcases a clear example of how something trivial for a human expert is
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2y ago
Wow, thank you all for your answers, I just realised now how much traction the post had! I shared the whole conversation to my teacher, VexFlow looks super neat! https://www.babeloop.com/ is a super nice tool for me, I just
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2y ago
Hey man, this is very cool and actually super useful for my practice. Is your code open-source? I'd love to generate random series :D
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Sound and Hearing
(apple.com)
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Ask HN: Tools or frameworks to build music theory games
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2y ago
Am I the only one feeling weird about the image they chose to illustrate the article? I'm not a professional in that field but I would probably feel offended if coding assistants were presented with a monkey in front of a computer.
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2y ago
Not personally, my company was. Why?
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2y ago
You could add context to DeepL as well as easily, with the "context" parameter of the translation.
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2y ago
As an individual, I still go to DeepL while actively using LLMs. I think the main reason is that the translations are very good, with alternatives in one click, without having to type "translate xxxx into yyyy". My previous compa
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OpenCoder: Open Cookbook for Top-Tier Code Large Language Models
(opencoder-llm.github.io)
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2y ago
Should I replace my iPhone 7 with this one?
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2y ago
With digital calendars, I just set a reminder 5 minutes before all my meetings. Whether it starts at 10:30, 10:35 or 10:47, I will always have time pee or grab a snack or prepare the meeting or even all of that.
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2y ago
Congratulations on the launch, the product looks very appealing. Would you consider an option for self-hosting?
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2y ago
10% of a couple of billions users is still a massive absolute amount of users.
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Divergent Thinking
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SQLFluff – open-source, dialect-flexible and configurable SQL linter
(sqlfluff.com)
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2y ago
Hey thanks for sharing. You mention 3x cheaper than Heroku, but the pricing page specifies $10 per month GB RAM, $20 per month vCPU. I'm having a hard time to compare with Heroku with that information. Also, what about Postgres hosting
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2y ago
Thanks for sharing. Moves take a bit long to run, I'm used to Blitz style and this breaks my flow. What level is supposed to be the AI? They moved a rook weirdly and just gave me their Queen on move 4... You mention "free" in
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> But thank you for pressing a button. Why the passive-aggressive tone? Especially when OP shows explicit enthusiasm in making his fork active and valuable for the community. What is bothering you with OP's endeavour that you need t
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> Study results indicate that limiting global warming to 1.5 °C would prevent most of the tropics from reaching the wet-bulb temperature of the human physiological limit of 35 °C. Limit was hit in 2023: https://www.washingtonp
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Ask HN: Emoji Kitchen by Google, terms of use?
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3y ago
We are well aware of Evidence where I work, it is very appealing to me. There are tradeoffs, but also other people deciding...
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3y ago
Saving a few clicks for readers: Project page: https://sql.ophir.dev/ GitHub project: https://github.com/lovasoa/SQLpage It is built in Rust, and the project website is built in SQLPage: https:/&
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3y ago
Back to focus on the dot that flattens on the edges.
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3y ago
Location: Paris, France, Europe Remote: Yes, ideally Europe or the US Willing to relocate: Under certain conditions, yes Technologies: SQL, Python, Ruby on Rails Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/p
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French ISP Free launches the first consumer internet box with Wi-Fi 7
(free.fr)
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Frets on Fire
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What resources would you recommend to implement an A/B test evaluation framework using a Bayesian approach? I would love to embrace (or at least try to) such a new approach, but it feels like without a PhD in stats it's hard to ge
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