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by rpicard 2y ago
This open source tool would probably work well for splitting into pages, sending to an LLM of your choice, and getting it back into a structured markdown file: https://github.com/getomni-ai/zerox I haven’t used it yet,
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by rpicard 2y ago
In the last year I did a lot of thinking along these lines (I’m 30 for context). Until now I’ve spent a lot of my focus chasing credentials, even if I didn’t really realize that. For example, having good schools, companies, etc (YC even!) o
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by rpicard 2y ago
Love it! When I first learned about serverless as a vibe years ago it didn’t click, but it’s so clear to me that abstracting compute fully is a huge win as long as you can safely assume things about the way your code will run. It’s interest
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by rpicard 2y ago
The short answer is build something people want. It’s really good advice from YC, and applies whatever your goals are (big software company or smaller niche businesses). I’d just focus on finding problems and solving them, while getting peo
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by rpicard 2y ago
I saw this on here from the prolific simonw: https://til.simonwillison.net/llms/claude-hacker-news-themes
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by rpicard 2y ago
This isn’t my area of expertise, but it sounds like the core innovation is that one compute worker can handle multiple requests like a traditional server would, but they’ll scale down a lot faster than you’d get with an EC2 instance for exa
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by rpicard 2y ago
Honestly I don’t think anyone knows what the future will look like. The changes are very big and real, and I wouldn’t take them lightly. Still it’s unclear whether it means more CS jobs or fewer. I suspect having a strong CS background will
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by rpicard 2y ago
Applications aren’t posted anywhere. If you were accepted, you wouldn’t likely be able to sell your share since it’s not really worth anything at this stage. Make sure you only start something with people you trust and are all on the same p
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by rpicard 2y ago
Funny to read this after seeing Fly.io’s recent blog about VS Code’s remote SSH agent: https://fly.io/blog/vscode-ssh-wtf/ I’m surprised this hasn’t come up more frequently. I’d expect a lot of security products t
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by rpicard 2y ago
Ha, automating the doing of the task is the next step.
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by rpicard 2y ago
My interpretation is really just having placeholder workflows that still require manual steps and maybe even print them out as text, but don’t necessarily wait.
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by rpicard 2y ago
I like this way of thinking. I’m working on a bunch of automations right now and using GitHub actions. I find the idea of setting up “do nothing workflows” that I can compose and implement more thoroughly over time helpful. I’ll probably pu
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by rpicard 2y ago
Will do! My wife and I love Harry Potter so I’m motivated to show her my investment in the tablet actually got me Tom Riddle’s diary. I don’t use discord much but I’ll find you somewhere around here!
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by rpicard 2y ago
This is so cool. I’m going to try it this weekend. I’ve been playing with the idea of auto creating tasks when I write todos by emailing the PDF and sending it to an LLM. This just opened up a whole realm of better ways to accomplish that g
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by rpicard 2y ago
History on Fire is another great one. He’s especially interested in military / martial arts but it has a bit of everything.
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by rpicard 2y ago
I recently found Rest of World and I like it, they seem to be high quality: https://restofworld.org/
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by rpicard 2y ago
The “run immediately” setting mentioned in the parent comments prevents this. I did this recently on my phone and can confirm it works.
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by rpicard 2y ago
Content aside (it’s good too), I love this blog and post visually.
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by rpicard 2y ago
Maybe that’s a good enough reason for me to get one. Strava works, but I just don’t like how much they try to push on you. I just want to track runs and PRs and encourage my friends.
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by rpicard 2y ago
Can you record a run in there somewhere? Might just be bad googling, but I can’t see an option just using the phone.
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by rpicard 2y ago
I’m really interested in this, but it looks like it hasn’t been worked on in a while and there are some crash reports on the iOS store reviews. I would love if Apple built some of this in native apps. I do like sharing runs with a small gro
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by rpicard 2y ago
Environmental impact of the proof of work algorithms is my understanding.
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by rpicard 2y ago
I set up Tailscale on my Apple TV at home and can use it as an exit node when traveling, so traffic still comes from my home IP. https://tailscale.com/kb/1280/appletv
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by rpicard 3y ago
I learned this earlier today! My favorite desert too.
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by rpicard 3y ago
Real World Cryptography by David Wong is a great book in this category. Published in 2021, so it’s very up-to-date. https://www.manning.com/books/real-world-cryptography
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by rpicard 3y ago
AWS IAM supports multiple keys now! I think this was a blocker for using hardware keys on AWS for a bunch of organizations. https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2022/11/aws-ident...
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by rpicard 4y ago
Congratulations on all the product development progress! My wife is a spreadsheet wizard and I’m excited to get her take on this too.
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Vanta (W18) Becomes Unicorn with $1.6B Valuation(bloomberg.com)
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Vanta’s 6 principles for pragmatic startup security(vanta.com)
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by rpicard 5y ago
Only one way to find out!

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