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Agreed, I'd like to see stats on this. From the stars on the Deno repo it looks like the server-side JS market is only going to get bigger.
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Ask HN: For how much longer will CPU core counts keep doubling?
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Leslie Kaelbling: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_P._Kaelbling Interview on AI podcast: https://youtu.be/Er7Dy8rvqOc Maybe doesn't meet the "sound-bite" condition, but a really im
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I think, in the long term, their lives would get better. Their country would end up with more resources at their disposal, which (if we look at the countries around the world) seems fairly well correlated with quality of life of the inhabit
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The fact that you're citing the TOS is not exactly helping your case, since it's well known that basically no one reads those. I'm not as concerned about techy people as I am about the average person's understanding of t
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I was amazed when I found out about this "trick" a year or two ago. It basically means that if you've used your personal email or phone number to create an "anonymous" twitter handle (e.g. a whistleblower, leaker, e
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State-of-the-art NLP part of speech tagging as a simple docker service
(github.com)
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Yep: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51941064/how-do-i-read-a...
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+1 walks and cooking healthy meals. > Build something. Build something that the world actually needs. Something where you're using your unique skills and privilege to help improve the world a bit - help others who are a few rungs be
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Deno is a few weeks away from version 1.0
(github.com)
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Except that if it goes on for too long, a bunch of people end up building a life/business/network/etc there. Someone up-thread mentioned that this is how Hollywood ended up on the other side of the country to New York. It see
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7y ago
If they're Canadian citizens, then aren't they still getting taxed? If by "Canada loses", you mean that they lose entrepreneurs, then it seems like (from what the startup scene people were saying in that article) the opp
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Agreed. I'm Australian and was investigating my options for potentially moving to the US to start a company in the AI space, and there's so much friction that I ended up deciding to just stay here. I can't see how they think
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Note that it is not open-source: > If you want to use browserless to build commercial sites, applications, or in a continuous-integration system that's closed-source then you'll need to purchase a commercial license. This allow
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Chrome as a Service, in a Docker Container
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> Totally different meaning. If people aren't allowed to express who they are or their beliefs for fear of literally being bricked or kicked in the face [0][1] then you're banning LGBT people (and obviously "LGBT ideology&
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Seeing the current $70/month for 250,000 page views definitely turned me away (did I read that right? weird decimal place in your copy: 250000.00), but I might not be your target audience. If you do lower the price, just make sure it&#
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Your internet speed and latency may be fast enough for the current media/mediums on the internet, but I think it would be naive to assume (without strong evidence/reasoning) that "there's nothing left to be invented"
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A customer for 4 years and they delete everything after 5 weeks? Can you really defend that? It's pretty clearly a bad policy. You're being facetious about other contact methods, but I think that's a great idea. Allow users t
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This is a huge fear of mine. I tend to do month-long "research" stints where I cut myself off from the world. But I'm yet to set up any backups outside of DO. Also a fear with losing domain names because with namecheap you ca
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I think for smaller subreddit's there's not as much data, so results are more noise. Apparently Jaccard similarity was used, except for the really big subreddits: https://github.com/anvaka/sayit Unrelated, bu
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See also: https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps/programmi...
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+1, although the author does explain: > [nginx's] main use is to provide HTTPS support I've been using nginx purely for HTTPS stuff because I have been too lazy to learn how to do it with node. When working on little no-user-in
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Do you have evidence for this? It doesn't change the publicly displayed number, but I was under the impression that it does change the ordering. That did seem to be the case last time I experimented with this. On a video with only a do
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I really enjoyed that 80000 hours episode with Vitalik Buterin. It gave me some new mental models. I'll tack on another unrelated suggestion: Leslie Kaelbling's interview on Lex Friedman's AI podcast. It's probably my fa
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Interesting thoughts! > Companies will start to pay users for the right to see and use their personal information. Retail companies already do that, right? With "loyalty cards". Correct me if I'm wrong - I've never us
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Secure EcmaScript, a runtime for running third-party code safely
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You can apparently opt-out. On mobile but I think it was in one of their blog posts.
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It's really simple! Perhaps not worthy of Show HN. I've just been working on it throughout the day, tweaking the word lists to try and make it produce interesting ideas. Still 90%+ nonsense, but if you click for a while, some inte
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Show HN: A brainstorming tool to help you predict the next 10 years in tech
(perchance.org)
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