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by redbell 1y ago
Ok, now I have a question: Will OpenAI keep Windsurf open to third-party models, or will they limit it to their own models only?
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by redbell 1y ago
This was discussed a couple of weeks ago on reddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/1jddo84/the_new...
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by redbell 1y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42293832 Also, this -somehow- related Ask HN is a true classic, at least for me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32186203
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by redbell 1y ago
> In the European Union, developers can also distribute notarized iOS and iPadOS apps from alternative app marketplaces and directly from their website . Well, this was only possible because the EU had pushed hard toward this openness
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by redbell 1y ago
Ironically, when Redis changed their license a couple of months ago, I commented back then [1]: But who knows what the future holds? Maybe the Redis team will change their mind and revert back the decision like Elastic Search did a few we
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by redbell 1y ago
I saw many solo devs recommend switching to an LLC company to avoid the hassle Google introduced since late 2023, but it doesn't seem to be an easy task either. I've already witnessed two experiences: https://x.com&#x
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How to Be Successful (2019)(blog.samaltman.com)
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by redbell 1y ago
For the curious, here it is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43184291
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by redbell 1y ago
> run Excel on Linux in Excel This remind me of the top comment on Puter's post ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33838179 ): "I am the author of the 'app' called Puter which loads up Puter inside
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by redbell 1y ago
Really cool work, love it! I first discovered this about three months ago in a reddit comment under 'r/geography', and I still, from time to time, use it and enjoy it. Back then, I posted it here in HN, but zero traction! Any
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by redbell 1y ago
As a software developer, I’ve occasionally felt ashamed when it takes me hours—or even days—to fix a stubborn bug. But whenever I see that even big tech companies struggle with similar issues, I regain confidence in myself. After all, this
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by redbell 1y ago
I'm not sure if it's just me hallucinating , but it seems like with every new model release, it suddenly tops all the benchmark charts—sometimes leaving the competition in the dust. Of course, only real-world testing by actual us
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The 80-Hour Myth Or, Why We're Addicted to Being Busy(thedankoe.com)
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by redbell 1y ago
The fact this event is trending in four different posts all are currently in the front page of HN says a lot! Hope moderators combines them all under one unified thread. See also: There are reports of widespread power cuts in Spain and Port
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The Mechanics of Mafia by Peter Thiel(founderstribune.org)
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by redbell 1y ago
Yes, the original title was something like "icôNES" and I got downvoted to death!
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by redbell 1y ago
> Whether you love or hate Word, love or hate Microsoft itself, in the end you have Apple to thank (or curse) for this programs survival Plot twist: A decade later, Microsoft saved Apple from bankruptcy ( https://www.thebus
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by redbell 1y ago
Excellent work, Love it, bookmark it and considered it for future use! The HN title is, however, a bit confusing/misleading, especially at the end with 'NES' as it has a special meaning/feeling when read in the context o
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by redbell 1y ago
> It will use information it knows about you to arrive at the answer.. and when I asked it how, it mentioned that it knows I live nearby. Oh! RIP privacy :( I’ve pretty much given up on the idea that we can fully protect our privacy whil
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Performance Comparison of SQLite/OPFS versus WebSQL(sqlite-wasm-opfs.glitch.me)
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by redbell 1y ago
> But who would buy it? An OpenAI executive says his employer would be interested. These days, OpenAI seems to be leaning more toward expending its business beyond AI. Not sure why, but they may have come across a roadblock that is hold
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Unsolved Tetris Mysteries With Creator and Designer (2023) [video](youtube.com)
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by redbell 1y ago
This isn’t just a dark pattern — it’s dark matter . The kind where it says 'cancel anytime,' but when you actually try, it throws up a screen like: 'Please proceed by faxing us from the moon.'
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Defeating Prompt Injections by Design(arxiv.org)
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LLM.pdf – Run LLMs Inside a PDF(github.com)
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by redbell 1y ago
> ..and could go against what most people have become accustomed to . I think that’s the tough reality—over time, people gradually become accustomed to consuming random content from random accounts or pages, to the point where the origi
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by redbell 1y ago
> Not sure how people fell so hard for "Microsoft <3 Open Source" but it's never been true I think it's important to highlight that the " Microsoft <3 Linux " narrative deserves some scrutiny too: ( ht
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by redbell 1y ago
> but there definitively need a switch to disable that if it is your own will Sure! Otherwise we won't be able to smoothly run our own servers on our phones: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31841051
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by redbell 1y ago
That was fun and definitely a bit challenging to figure out—I scored 3677, landing in the top 46%, with an average of 9.2 years. As for some (hopefully constructive) feedback: I think the year selection slider could benefit from a few adjus
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by redbell 1y ago
Oh! This was already discussed five years ago with 77 pts and 40 comments ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24304311 )

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