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1y ago
Light joke/jab - if it was trivial to scrape and steal components from websites and resell them, surely someone will make a free reversereverseui component library Jokes aside, I do think the OP does deserve credit for at least putting
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1y ago
To people who do quantum computing: are qubits (after error correction) functionally equivalent and hence directly comparable across quantum computers, and is it a useful objective measure to compare progress? Or is it more a easy-to-mediat
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+1 I feel like this point really doesn't get mentioned enough if at all unless someone did some level of economics at high school/uni. The tariffs are not paid for by the foreign producer and domestic consumer alone unless PED=0 o
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2y ago
Whilst I am grateful that CF is helping websites fight back against this (often) unwanted and possibly illegal crawling, I think this comment should set off alarm bells: > “In the future, we’ll continue to work to make these links harder
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2y ago
This should be a show hm post. 10/10 humor
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2y ago
May I please add that it feels so wrong that we are not taught this part of the cosmic ladder in school. This video - especially the concise yet insightful description of how the Martian orbit was found - is really inspiring. The quality of
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JavaScript but It's Ancient Chinese
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2y ago
Slightly off topic, but Microsoft ones are even worse - when I tried to sign up to OpenAI/get a new Microsoft account, the captcha were so difficult that it took me 5 minutes to solve (unsuccessfully). As a libre wolf user with very st
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Not sure if I got the gist of the article right, but are they trying to say that chain of thought prompting will lead us to AGI / be a substantial breakthrough? Are CoT techniques different to what o1 is doing?? not sure if I'm mi
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I've been working with svelte 5, and to be honest, I was also quite put off initially by the change in syntax. Over time though I feel like the changes are quite intuitive and helps remove a lot of complexity especially with stores etc
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2y ago
kind of a tangent but for some services they switch to use http APIs if you disable web sockets which makes it more convenient (cough Microsoft Delve)
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2y ago
+1 to this - I think the authors did a wonderful job at explaining the fundamentals of causality in a self-contained way.
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Reflecting sunlight from space to power solar farms at night
(reflectorbital.com)
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2y ago
(This is my first time posting on HN so please correct me if I need to change the title.) The literature section of the site seems interesting to read, unsure about the cost projections if such a system though.