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by rashkov 3y ago
Whoops, yeah my mistake!
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by rashkov 3y ago
one year ago today. I'm guessing the waiting period is over for Rich edit: not one year ago at all
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by rashkov 3y ago
If you can agree that moving away from a purely ad-supported internet is a good thing, then micro-payments are a strong alternative, and internet-native money at the protocol level is a technically appropriate solution. Can you imagine goog
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by rashkov 3y ago
I was pleasantly surprised to find Tor mode in Brave browser. I was looking for private browsing mode and it was right there. It was pretty darn fast and usable too. I honestly hope this feature and browser get more uptake
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by rashkov 3y ago
Now that you mention it, I’m amazed that charging $5 a month is enough to cover unlimited bandwidth across a user pool with these kinds of high bandwidth usage patterns
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by rashkov 3y ago
How come?
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by rashkov 3y ago
For the joy of hacking
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by rashkov 3y ago
I set up radarr + sonarr after a few years of doing it manually. Really glad I did — adding something from my phone and then having it pop into plex on my tv is delightful.
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by rashkov 3y ago
I assume it’s also somewhat anonymized too? But easily de-anonymized?
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by rashkov 3y ago
Where can I buy my own information? I’d like to know what info I am leaking so I can make adjustments to limit what I’m sharing
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by rashkov 3y ago
This one is kind of hilarious: “Why are old people so obsessed with collecting things like spoons, thimbles, and shot glasses? It's like they want to have a tiny version of every object in the world.”
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by rashkov 3y ago
This could go somewhere really interesting, a la Alvin Lucier’s avant-garde “I am sitting in a room”, in which the artist Lucien puts on a loop of himself saying a phrase, and each further loop is a recording of the prior loop playing into
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by rashkov 3y ago
That’s for all age groups
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by rashkov 3y ago
Yes, with 5.29 cases of myocarditis for males aged 12-17 per 100,000 people. I think that number is good to include for context
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by rashkov 3y ago
Which app? The iPhone one is pretty good in my experience, but I’m open to hearing about what makes it bad
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by rashkov 3y ago
I just tell it "be super brief", works pretty well
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by rashkov 3y ago
This is kind of delightful. I frequently want to build diagrams like this but I thought the only way was to draw them by hand which is very time consuming so I don't like to do it. This makes it a lot easier and I can learn some UML in
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by rashkov 3y ago
this is needlessly cynical, no?
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by rashkov 3y ago
I don’t think you read the article, or at least you’re not addressing its claim that doctors are burned out and leaving the profession while new doctors are unable to secure enough residency spots to enter the workforce. Those two issues pr
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by rashkov 3y ago
Any chance you’re using third party extra long lightning cables? I’ve gone through many of those and they all die the same way.
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by rashkov 3y ago
Your personal site (in your profile) is quite the work of art, brought me joy
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by rashkov 3y ago
Oh wow, that's super impressive. Is there anything that comes to close this functionality today, outside of SNOBOL?
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by rashkov 3y ago
Absolutely agreed. I'm lucky to work on a ReasonML front-end codebase and the type system and immutability are a real pleasure to work with. The strong typing lets you code against the compiler, and there are many instances of "if
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by rashkov 3y ago
Is this an iOS feature? Where do I find it?
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by rashkov 3y ago
“Value small caps” is the consensus among Ben Felix viewers, but not really outside of that group as far as I know. He’s very convincing but I’m not sure I’d recommend everyone does that, compared with buy and hold S&P 500 or total mark
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by rashkov 4y ago
These really are wonderful stories from another time and an epic life told with humor and feeling, and I can’t stop reading them. Thanks very much for sharing this
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by rashkov 4y ago
I would contact support and check with them. I was given access to gpt4 with 8K context API within a few hours of requesting it. Maybe I got super lucky but my guess is something may have gone wrong with your request or the email notificati
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by rashkov 4y ago
This is such a good read. Someone recommended these notes in the other thread about his passing, merely noting that it was worth a read. I wished they said why it was worth a read. I was about to click away, but then I figured this impressi
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by rashkov 4y ago
That is incredibly impressive. Reminds me of these other examples from Microsoft’s “sparks of AGI” paper (summary link): https://ibragimov.org/2023/03/24/sparks-of-agi.html
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by rashkov 4y ago
Wow, is phind completely free? How do you know that they're using GPT under the hood for their answers? edit: found their ShowHN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34884338 Anyway thanks for this recommendation!

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