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by ryanisnan 1y ago
Interesting. I wouldn't have thought that running an SSO integration is that painful. I've done it before, albeit for a single enterprise client, and while annoying at first, after delivery was just like another feature.
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
Can you clarify, are you suggesting that the bills footed by large orgs that require SSO are paying the bills for these features?
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
This is super neat! I love tech that expands beyond the internet. I have a strong feeling that this kind of technology plays a very important, but limited job in our future.
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
This is super exciting. It seems possible to one day receive higher resolution images of this type of find. Perhaps someone who is more familiar with this subject can opine. The moment we have our first, direct-observation photo of an earth
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
Thank you!
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
Is HN/YC going to submit the google form submissions to the relevant committee members on the signers' behalf?
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
That makes sense. I do love the idea of living in a world without NAT.
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
There are a whole host of things people could (and probably are) using LLMs for. Think about what the tool fundamentally is. An enabler. A helper. A teaching assistant. A more ergonomic search tool. Now think about all of the dumb, violent,
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
It's very useful to have this additional information in something like a network address. I agree, you shouldn't rely on it, but IPv6 hasn't clicked with me yet, and the whole "globally routable" concept is one of t
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
> Stuff Made Here Whenever I am feeling smart or particularly talented, I like watching Shane's videos. I'm swiftly reminded that I have no idea what the hell I'm doing and carry on.
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
Well done!
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
> if you don’t think about the security of it. This is big brain energy. Why bother needing to make yet another round trip request when you can just defer that nonsense to the client!
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
One of the challenges I never quite got over completely, was that I was always fighting rust fundamentals, which tells me I never fully assimilated into thinking like a rustacean. This was more of a me-problem, but I was constantly having t
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
This seems like the right call. When it comes to projects like these, efficiency is almost everything. Speaking about my own experiences, when I hit a snag in productivity in a project like this, it's almost always a death-knell. I too
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
Strange, I had no such issue.
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by ryanisnan 1y ago
I can't help but completely agree. I could see an abstraction like this working really well on top of a simpler foundation, and I desperately think that's what the industry needs. But as it stands, on top of Helm/Kubernetes&#
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
Cease and desist from Signal incoming, from their legal terms: > "Signal", Signal logos, and other trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Signal Technology Foundation in the United States and other countries (mor
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
This is a cursed project, but I can't help but admire it.
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
I mean, if a sufficiently capable entity is interested in snooping on an individual like this, mimicking a sewer tv inspection van is a trivial endeavour. You don’t know at all what that van was doing.
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
Happy birthday YC!
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
What does this mean? Is this super racist or am I just interpreting it that way?
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
To be fair to RUM pricing, there are also horrible incentives for workflow invocation based pricing models, or workspace count models.
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
I thought this would a stavros post. Thanks for your efforts!
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
The surrounding facts matter a lot here. For example, there are plenty of instances of governments hacking companies of their competing nations. Motives are incredibly easy to come by as well, be they political or economical. We also have n
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
> Models from American companies at least aren’t surprising us with government driven misinformation, and even though safety can also be censorship Being a citizen of a western nation, I'm inclined to agree with the general sentimen
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
I've experienced the same thing even looking straight at vehicles.
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
I enjoyed this read far more than I expected. It’s kind of a dark glimpse into a weird future.
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by ryanisnan 2y ago
Great job, you're going to go far Daniel.

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