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by sarreph 10mo ago
Thank you yes, we perhaps should have made that a little clearer in the post body :')
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by sarreph 10mo ago
Fair criticism! We actually got funded for a different idea (this was a pivot) so perhaps you're onto something.... Jokes aside -- and to address your points.... Privacy: Visitors currently opt-in and provide only the company they are
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Launch HN: Kenobi (YC W22) – Personalize your website for every visitor
46 points by sarreph 10mo ago|56 comments
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Show HN: Kenobi – AI personalized website content for every visitor
7 points by sarreph 10mo ago|2 comments
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by sarreph 10mo ago
Kenobi / https://kenobi.ai I’m working on a way to personalize the content of your website to any visitor - with minimal setup (it’s just a script tag). We’ve just launched so if anyone wants to try it and reach out my emai
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by sarreph 10mo ago
We’re working on something adjacent to this[0] by making fluid UIs for public (marketing landing content) front ends. AI allows even compiled code to be arbitrarily modified on the fly, and it’s only going to get easier to start with a “bas
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by sarreph 11mo ago
> I now project that there will be zero videos on the homescreen around May of 2026 now This is already true. If you sign out of YouTube or turn your "Watch History" off you see zero videos on the home screen.
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by sarreph 11mo ago
Looks to be available in Vertex. I reckon it's an API key thing... you can more explicitly select a "paid API key" in AI Studio now.
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by sarreph 11mo ago
Good for you! Inspiring stories like yours are positive externalities that will no longer be extant in the same way when everyone’s minds are just thin clients on top of LLMs!
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by sarreph 11mo ago
> but it's very rude and a no-no in Japanese culture What, specifically, about that phrasing is "very rude" and a "no-no" in Japanese culture? I am genuinely curious.
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by sarreph 1y ago
V1 felt polished to a degree that implied the developers had thought a lot about how their product should provide a compelling user experience. It was also very performant and rarely crashed. V2 was buggy from the off -- for me -- and crash
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by sarreph 1y ago
After the V2 suite was released a few years ago, I realised I would never get the "old" Affinity product experience back -- the same experience and price-point that made me a great and productive self-taught illustrator / des
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by sarreph 1y ago
I've been thinking a lot recently about how much we'd be able to model the human existence as a foundation model (or multiple models representing each core part of the brain) hooked up to a load of sensors (such as 'optic
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A Lookback at Workers Launchpad(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by sarreph 1y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 1y ago
The point is that it's noise and you can't "capture" a still image of the text / information (relies on motion to be viewable).
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by sarreph 1y ago
Can't help but think if the author of that PR had been less defeatist and snarky they would have had a chance at decent discussion about it being a viable option (with AI).
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by sarreph 1y ago
The (presumably fully human) author is listed in the byline at the top of the article. What is sadly rather ironic is the author's first name, "Al" looks like AI when stylised in the article's font.
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by sarreph 1y ago
The dichotomy being presented here is great, and I appreciate the tact in presenting each side's strengths -- a tasteful and enjoyable read. It _is_ possible after all to exist on either branch of this bifurcation and have respect for
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350k UK households on low-interest fixed-rate mortgages set to increase(theguardian.com)
2 points by sarreph 1y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 1y ago
I convinced myself to hate App Router before even trying it because of all the negative sentiment on HN. After using it in three production-scale projects now, I think it's a great isomorphic JS / TS framework. It's as close
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by sarreph 1y ago
Yeah, do not disagree with either of those statements.
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by sarreph 1y ago
Smart move by Mitchell to omit (in his opinion) _why_ you have to feel it, as evidenced by the spread interpretation in the comments. In my opinion, you have to “feel it” in order to do your best work. However(!), and also in my opinion, yo
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by sarreph 1y ago
Funny timing. On the weekend I built something that provides screenshots only (no KBAM controls) from Chrome to Claude Code, so that it has visual context on what you're building. Keen to see how the two way control works out with Clau
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Deal to get ChatGPT Plus for whole of UK(theguardian.com)
3 points by sarreph 1y ago|0 comments
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UK interest rates cut to lowest level in more than two years(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by sarreph 1y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 1y ago
Hm. It seems as though the author is misrepresenting their interviewee here, in the title of the article, no less! Shame. Obviously, claiming that "hype" is _the_ product of AI is categorically inane. No, "hype" is inste
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Fast and Slow(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by sarreph 1y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 1y ago
> He persisted anyway, before finding that Replit could not guarantee to run a unit test without deleting a database, and concluding that the service isn’t ready for prime time – and especially not for its intended audience of non-techie
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by sarreph 1y ago
I agree that contempt arises in both cultures. My point about the UK was more around the phenomenon that the class "obsession" stems from the notion that somebody's class in the UK is ostensibly immutable from birth. (It is m
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by sarreph 1y ago
This is a salient observation that I don’t think has been presented bluntly enough by the media or popular culture (such as Mr Bates Vs The Post Office). The UK is class-obsessed, which is not as immediately clear to the rest of the world (

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