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by slake 2y ago
Isn't this just salary benchmarking. It's been happening for ages. As far as I know they submit the data anonymously with only your job title. so that companies can benchmark their pay ranges against others for the same role. It f
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by slake 2y ago
This. I think LLMs have been most helpful to me when I'm doing something that's not really in my mainstream domain. Yesterday wanted to know the structure that SAP stores invoices in, GPT-4 had a great detailed answer and even mad
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Show HN: Freemium – open-source alternative for devutils(github.com)
2 points by slake 2y ago|0 comments
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by slake 2y ago
Not an answer to this question. Is there a Postgres.app equivalent for mysql on MacOs?
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by slake 2y ago
Apache Echarts. You run into constraints with most others after a point.
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by slake 2y ago
That's a great project. Have you documented anything. Sounds doable, but a leg up would be great.
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by slake 2y ago
And you know Google is using it's spam filter only so that they become the gatekeeper to your email. It's like SMS. First google added a spam filter for text messages and used our help to train it. Now I get "Verified by goog
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by slake 3y ago
Sounds like a good idea. We'll get to it.
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Show HN: WhatTheDuck – open-source, in-browser SQL on CSV files(github.com)
119 points by slake 3y ago|17 comments
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by slake 3y ago
I don't know about toaster ovens but I've been considering if people would start building 'smart appliances' but with stock open source software. Eg A 'smart tv' with stock linux or something like that. For eg.
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by slake 3y ago
I've found that access control devices (biometric, nft) that are used in small offices have terrible software and useless interfaces. The devices itself can be procured easily from China. Maybe building something like this would be a g
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Show HN: WhatTheDuck – Browser-Based SQL Engine Powered by DuckDb on WASM(whattheduck.incentius.com)
11 points by slake 3y ago|1 comments
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by slake 3y ago
Would you mind sharing the prompt design you have for such tasks. For example, I've been wondering if we can use it for reconciling two statements by auto matching invoices. Wanted to understand how that can be structured in the prompt
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by slake 4y ago
Send a maniac to catch a maniac
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by slake 4y ago
I'm worried somebody will call my parents and tell them to transfer money to a weird bank account using my deepfaked voice.
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by slake 4y ago
I've been feeling similar feelings. It's not fear technically. It's that inability to predict where the future even 5 years from now will fall. The company I've built, the tech I believe is a real advantage for my custom
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by slake 4y ago
Can I setup DoS protection, basic WAF on the free Nginx? If so, any resources to do the same would be appreciated.
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by slake 4y ago
Not from a government perspective, but does anyone want to 'quit spending money' on anything anymore? I find that as a society we've become addicted to spending on stuff and we never cut back spending on anything anymore. I d
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by slake 4y ago
Technically millions of human intelligence coders were trained from public open source code and tutorials, etc.
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by slake 4y ago
Bulk of the training of these types of questions are probably from stack overflow anyway
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by slake 4y ago
That'll be an interesting job. AI generated code bug fixer. An AI generates all code in bulk and then it's handed to you to fix the 'subtle' bugs they introduced. Those bug fixes go back into training the algorithm so th
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by slake 4y ago
I have my main TV hooked up to a mac mini and do most of my hobby coding there. None of my work accounts are activated on that mac. I also do most of my HN reading there. Makes a good separation.
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by slake 4y ago
You still had non-LED bulbs? We moved almost exclusively to them over 8 years ago in India.
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by slake 4y ago
One thought I've had to the contrary to this is "centralization is more efficient". In India there's a debate about states programs vs central programs. The central programs seem to be way more efficient since they have
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by slake 4y ago
An Indian NGO receiving foreign funds requires FCRA registration. That they didn't have. As to the rest of your comment, his video was doctored to take the statement out of context and aimed at violent islamists to take action against
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by slake 4y ago
Umm. Only it's not an allegation anymore. The 'journalist' in question already admitted to receiving foreign donations without having the necessary compliance registrations in place. This is also leaving out the part that thi
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by slake 4y ago
My own experience. I started out with meditation after reading how it was integral in hindu philosophy. I subscribed to the 'think nothing' path of meditation. The focus on your breath or on an 'Om' chant is just a pathw
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Ask HN: How do you read AWS Cloudwatch logs
6 points by slake 4y ago|2 comments
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by slake 5y ago
'Be a better product manager' is key here. I would say if non-tech people have to learn one skill to manage a tech company it's learn product management. Then in my opinion any of the approaches will work. Your clarity of tho
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by slake 5y ago
This isn't just the government though. There's enough backing to the idea that Twitter especially applies very flawed moderation, suspension standards to voices on its platform. In the early days Twitter was a place for debate and

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