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> Zoho was in talks with the Department of Electronics & IT under India’s Semiconductor Mission, and reports reveal that they had set aside some $200 million for a pilot 28 nm wafer line in Tamil Nadu. My guess is 28nm is already an
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I don't get it. Are JSON and XML files more friendly to import vs CSV files? I always assumed CSVs were the standard. Any reasons to prefer structured formats? Shameless plug: I am working on a similar problem of Excel not being a grea
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I've been working on https://textquery.app -- query raw data from your desktop. I love exploring data, but it always felt clunky to juggle multiple tools, write code/commads, just to import and query a dataset. While t
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The Ghibli trend completely missed the real breakthrough — and it’s this. The ability to closely follow text, understand the input image, and maintain context of what’s already there is a massive leap in image generation. While Midjourney d
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I’m not sure if it’s Covid or just entering my 30s, but both I and many of my friends have noticed a similar shift. We used to love the idea of traveling the world and meeting new people, and while we still do that to an extent, the excitem
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Blog Even If No One Reads It
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The Easiest Form of Mediation
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I’m a bit confused. I thought the main selling point of Tauri was that it uses the OS’s native WebView to create lighter apps compared to something like Electron. So why would I want to bundle a Servo or Verso? Doesn't that defeat the
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With the asset sizes they are talking about (hundreds of terabytes), how does it make it feasible to do this over the wire? Even with 1Gbps connection, it will take ~10 days to upload a single 100TB original camera file. And there could be
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I had the same thoughts on conversational interfaces [1]. Humane AI failed not only because of terrible execution, the whole assumption of voice being a superior interface (and trying to invent something beyond smartphones) was flawed. >
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A Love Letter to AI
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AI, LLM basics. A hundred hours won't even scratch the surface of recent advanced, but I’d like to understand how LLMs work and the main approaches (diffusion, RLHF), their pros and cons. Theory of relativity. I’ve never quite been abl
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The Unluckiest Astronomer in History
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WiFi Passwords Should Be Dumb
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What is the Universe made up of? (1980)
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The more apt framing of this article would be something along the lines, of "The Agency Trap." The author grew his marketing agency to $1M quickly. That might sound great for HNers here, but there are reasons why such businesses d
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Show HN: TextQuery – Analyze Raw Data Locally (CSV, JSON, XLSX) Using SQL
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Show HN: Free Online Tool to Create Pretty Looking Charts
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Quite a lot of people have told Jared (Bun’s Author) the same thing, but his opinion is that Bun should have everything a basic project might need. Keeping it in core he can make it more optimized than it would be as third-party library. It
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None of those ways are sustainable. Not only because there are good reasons to use those apps, but also because there are times when forcing yourself to work isn't going to work. I mean, if I am sick, tired, and just not feeling like w
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> Additionally, there's plenty of "Upgrade to Pro" buttons sprinkled about. It's the freemium model at work. I don't think they care much about few "Pro" upgrades here and there. The real money, and the
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The Audience Matters
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Possible theory why they did it: To my understanding, you don't pay for traffic, you pay for network capacity. Maybe US instances aren't getting the uptake they had hoped for, and they are looking lower some costs by reducing thei
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The pricing applies immediately only for new customers. For existing ones, it applies from Feb 2025.
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They already offer it on their European servers and it's still unchanged. Also, just because it's included doesn't mean everyone is using it to their full capacity.
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Focusing on a small unit of work (e.g, a day), can make you lose sight of the bigger picture, like how you need a break, or what you’re working on isn’t motivating anymore, which is why I kind of dislike most productivity advice. Too much f
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This is probably 5th or 6th major outage from Fly.io that I have personally seen. Pretty sure there were many others and some just went unnoticed. I recommended the service to a friend, and within two days he faced two outages. Fly.io serio
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Is there actually any sane country to do SaaS business except the US? It's insane how easy it's to start an LLC in US, set up a bank account, do your taxes, without ever leaving your home. Hell, you can start it as a foreigner, op
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Yup, I was surprised how weak the arguments were. I mean, surely there are better reasons why docker compose fails to scale? I have been pretty happy with it right now, and haven't felt the need to try something like k8s or docker swar
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> they resorted to finger-pointing. This is not finger-pointing. This is literally how disputes work. Stripe has no role to play in this and they have clarified this in their docs: > Throughout this process, Stripe facilitates your ca
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