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shay_ker
9mo ago
The thing I’m continually surprised by is the usage of obsidian by nearly every ancient-ish civilization. The usage of bow & arrow predates farming, insane.
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11mo ago
Very dumb question - sending code over the network to be executed elsewhere feels like a security risk to me? I’m also curious how this looks with browser or mobile clients. Surely they’re not sending code to the server?
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1y ago
This is the most HN comment I’ve seen in a while. The real abstraction here is coding with LLMs btw!!!
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1y ago
Associated GitHub repo: https://github.com/facebookresearch/generic-neuromotor-inter...
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2y ago
Unfortunately, there's massive drift between WebRTC implementations. The status quo is Google's, which is used by Chrome: https://webrtc.googlesource.com/src/ And everyone else has to play catch-up. A big sou
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India forces Namecheap to take down thejuggernaut.com (YC W19)
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
I'm a big fan of Execute Program from Gary Bernhardt: https://www.executeprogram.com/ It uses interactive exercises + spaced repetition. It's really the only way I've managed to learn Regular Expressions.
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2y ago
Don’t AWS and GCP also produce some of their own chips and hardware? But basically you’re saying, yes, AWS and GCP are making just as much, maybe more, margin as Hetzner?
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2y ago
How does Hetzner manage to be so much cheaper than AWS & GCP? Are the other cloud providers just making THAT much margin, or does Hetzner have a special angle?
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User Unfriendly Tape Player
(jarek.lupin.ski)
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3y ago
Slava's other essays are here, for those curious: https://www.defmacro.org/
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3y ago
are larger image/video models unable to catch things like Christmas branding?
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Ask HN: Why do people pay for Auth0?
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3y ago
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Typesense Got Started
(typesense.org)
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3y ago
I have a dumb, and likely annoying, question: why isn't Rust the clear choice? I think it has to do with Zig's "interop with C" but this is very abstract for me. Is there a code example that shows something that's s
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3y ago
> I wonder if this change signals it is "Database for Large amount of Data" is what drives most of business Hasn't this always been the case?
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The Update, the Vent, and the Disaster
(randsinrepose.com)
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3y ago
I found this blog post by rand pretty enlightening: https://randsinrepose.com/archives/the-update-the-vent-and-t...
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Ask HN: How do you keep track of AI papers?
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3y ago
Is Ollama effectively a dockerized HTTP server that calls llama.cpp directly? For the exception of this newly added OpenAI API ;)
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3y ago
I find lectures much better than books. A lot more engaging and good lecturers are also good storytellers. Especially if you watch lectures at 2x the speed, you can save A LOT of time. And I'd bet your understanding is better, since le
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3y ago
Currently going through Andrew Lo's MIT Sloan course, Finance Theory 1, for free: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/15-401-finance-theory-i-fall-200... The lectures are well structured. Class questions are good. And bes
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3y ago
What do you mean by "platform"? Is this open source? Can I run everything locally? Is this basically an RBDMS and Kafka in one? Can I use SQL? I understand the handwaving around programming semantics, but I'd like clearer exp
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3y ago
What's an ELI5 of Rama? I found the docs confusing as well: https://redplanetlabs.com/docs/~/index.html Please no buzzwords like "paradigm shift" or "platform". If diagrams are necessary,
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3y ago
I have a very naive question. Why does Python have a GIL? Is it because of the language design, or because of its implementation? If it’s due to the language design, how will Mojo avoid a GIL, given its goal is to be a superset of Python?
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4y ago
Can anyone elucidate why code written in a functional style is harder to debug?
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4y ago
Congrats on the launch, this is fantastic. I love seeing these releases. They bring me so much joy & excitement. Can you provide some thoughts on the benefits of doing ML on Elixir vs. Python? Is the benefit the language semantics? Is i
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4y ago
This is more than just naming things. It’s also that Ruby allows you to monkeypatch _any_ method, even if it’s a Kernel method or already defined by a library or framework (like Rails). It’s extremely powerful, which is great! But I want a
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4y ago
This is precisely why climate change policy is so difficult to enact. Folks don’t understand the urgency until they experience it themselves, and by that point it’s gotten really bad. There’s an analogy with tech debt or old software here s
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4y ago
I hear ya - just giving the data/stats perspective. It's an audience that cares a lot about these details.
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