rushi_agrawal

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by rushi_agrawal 3mo ago
If they really cared about their image among their user base and wanted to undo a little bit of damage they've already done via various policies and decisions, keeping the limits and duration the same as before the ban (or slightly bei
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Where do we stand with Claude 20x Max vs. Codex Pro after Opus 1M context window
2 points by rushi_agrawal 6mo ago|0 comments
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Undeniable, truthful facts about dark matter(bigthink.com)
3 points by rushi_agrawal 1y ago|0 comments
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by rushi_agrawal 1y ago
It is interesting that even after falling prices of HDDs, S3 costs have remained the same for at least 8 years. There's just not enough competition to push them to reduce costs. But imagine money it brings in in AWS because of this.
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Semachrysa Jade – an insect species discovered on Flickr(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rushi_agrawal 4y ago|1 comments
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by rushi_agrawal 4y ago
Relevant paragraph: The species was discovered when a Malaysian amateur photographer, Hock Ping Guek, posted a picture of it to the online photo-sharing site Flickr. A California state entomologist saw it and was unable to identify the spec
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Signs of cancer can appear long before diagnosis, study shows(theguardian.com)
132 points by rushi_agrawal 7y ago|71 comments
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by rushi_agrawal 7y ago
Didn't see a mention of a very fast way of exiting Vim, so sharing: 'The iTerm way': map cmd-l to send a hex code '0x6A 0x6B 0x3A 0x71 0x0D' (translates to jk:q<enter>, where jk is my Vim binding to get out of
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by rushi_agrawal 7y ago
Similar concept: cheat.sh
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by rushi_agrawal 7y ago
Thanks! Yes, this is what I was looking for.
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by rushi_agrawal 7y ago
I remember there was a link on HN which had a list of sites similar to this which are greener in general (i.e. which plant trees, or which use only green energy like solar, etc). I've been searching for it but couldn't find it. If
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by rushi_agrawal 9y ago
I've had an instance where the author was reading his book himself, and his accent was so difficult that only then I started to realize the effort professional readers must have put into to make the book listenable. Had to read that bo
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by rushi_agrawal 9y ago
I'm continuously listening to audiobooks while commuting since last couple of years or so. To increase retention, I've done a few things which have helped (I don't have enough time to go through the physical book or ebook tho
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by rushi_agrawal 9y ago
If DynamoDB guys can come up with a mechanism similar to their CPU credits concept, that'd be a really nice feature to have. Of course it can't be as straightforward as CPU credits.
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by rushi_agrawal 10y ago
I realize that after reading the article, most people (including me, unfortunately) read the article as 'Problems WE have with Python'. Maybe a line by author at the top or bottom of the article, reiterating that it's the pro
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Everything you need to know about Tmux copy-pasting(rushiagr.com)
3 points by rushi_agrawal 10y ago|0 comments
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by rushi_agrawal 10y ago
CLIs are designed for automation and are not as human friendly as they can be. I think we can make a CLI which rates very high on ease-of-use. Taking AWS CLI as an example, I built a project which has convenience as the top priority.
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A Different Approach to (AWS) CLI(rushiagr.com)
3 points by rushi_agrawal 10y ago|1 comments
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by rushi_agrawal 10y ago
> you mean like a package manager? what's wrong with apt, brew etc Yes, like a universal package manager, but only for quick and dirty dev environment setup. The problem with apt, brew etc is that brew is for Mac only, and APT is fo
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Ask HN: Would a platform-indep devtool installer be useful? I'm building one
1 points by rushi_agrawal 10y ago|2 comments
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by rushi_agrawal 11y ago
Below are the tweets by Aphyr for the same thing (with language slightly toned down). I never thought I won't find their mention here on HN. :) Nevertheless, precise, to the point: Buncha people giving me <filth> for calling data
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by rushi_agrawal 11y ago
Actually, he is talking about hydrogenated vegetable oil, which is worse.
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by rushi_agrawal 12y ago
I've very recently started adding all of it to a github repo. Very early version, but can be found at https://github.com/rushiagr/myutils/blob/master/aliasrc
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by rushi_agrawal 12y ago
As someone who use git quite a lot, I have created a TON of aliases for it, so that I have to type very less. Sometimes, I have created bash functions as it needs to handle some logic too. For example: gl (git log), gb (git branch), gr (git
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by rushi_agrawal 12y ago
Isn't it annoying to see code.google.com as the medium of sharing code? I've got so used to Github that google code seems like an old 20th century thing..
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by rushi_agrawal 12y ago
I think you can help yourself a ton by using compression softwares for images, and especially videos. The cameras nowadays are of very very high resolution -- I am pretty sure that even if the image/size is quartered by a good compress
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by rushi_agrawal 12y ago
It is interesting to note that while S3 prices have more than halved, Glacier prices have remained the same during that period. Does this mean that extremely low margins is at play here? Or is it that Amazon has no competitor here yet, good
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by rushi_agrawal 13y ago
My dad brought me a book from a library when i was 8 years old:related to astronomy. Also, i found some old geography boojs around that time which made me develop interest in world geography maps!
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Freenode DDoS'ed(twitter.com)
1 points by rushi_agrawal 13y ago|0 comments
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by rushi_agrawal 13y ago
Let's all just sleep properly, till someone finds a pill which will rejuvenate us in lesser time, and we fool humans overuse/misuse it and crib about technology later :)

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