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10mo ago
I've been on HN a long time and this comment was the one to finally make me realize that "animats" is "stamina" spelled backward.
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10mo ago
Is it possible that the fairly-specific term "slop" has ALREADY been co-opted to mean "LLM-generated context which I don't like"?!? Because personally I'M tired of folks using that word inappropriately.
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10mo ago
Clickbait WORKS. There's a reason it's banned in HN submissions
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10mo ago
> Is it used outside of Sqlite? Not really. It's one of the early _distributed_ version control systems, released a little after git but before git gained widespread acceptance. It has a built-in (optional) web UI, which is cool, an
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10mo ago
For what it's worth, they already fail to update the status page. We had an "outage" just this morning where jobs were waiting 10+ minutes for an available runner -- resolved after half an hour or so but nothing was ever post
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10mo ago
Yeah, I saw a demo of this in a robotics lab at my local university like 20+ years ago and thought full self-driving was right around the corner. It will probably EVENTUALLY show up, but I'm thinking it's more like decades away at
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10mo ago
You might want to throw a CDN in front of this -- the site is realllllly struggling and seems very complex under the hood. Cool idea though.
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10mo ago
Sounds like Ada. A lot of the time, once you got your code to compile, it would work.
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10mo ago
slow clap A tip of the hat for this performance art
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10mo ago
Normally I try to go with the most charitable interpretation, but this article makes it difficult. > Meanwhile China is adding power capacity at a wartime pace—coal, gas, nuclear, everything.... China is adding solar. Mostly solar. The w
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10mo ago
Likely Facebook Marketplace or maybe Craigslist. eBay is pretty rough these days by all accounts.
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11mo ago
That's fun! To further prove your point I saw this and thought "yeah maybe 100 PB is more common these days but 60 trillion ops / second seems like a lot" Then I did some googling and it turns out that a single 5090 GPU
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11mo ago
I don't have an iPhone but surely you see how the UX is very different between: (a) create new group minus Becky and minus all previous messages, plus every participant has to migrate over (b) "admin" kicks Becky and no one e
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11mo ago
(2015)
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1y ago
The original link works for me now, but here's a different site with more detail and some responses from 8Sleep: https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/aws-crash-causes-2000-...
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1y ago
They are saying "the win screen shows up after you click to remove the final letter", not "it is always possible"
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1y ago
I didn't understand what you were saying at first, but it turns out that you have to click to remove the final, single letter before the "you won" screen shows. And I agree it would be nice if the game could detect when you&#
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1y ago
Is it always possible to go all the way down to a single letter? I'm working on August 4, and it's proving challenging
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1y ago
I have bad news for you -- those noise-cancelling headphones are "eliminating" the white noise by bombarding your ears with an equal and opposite white noise
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1y ago
To be fair, they did say "performance" complaints. :)
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1y ago
LinkedIn's daily Queens puzzle is different than the classical problem in two ways: it adds colored regions which also must have exactly one queen, and it relaxes the diagonal constraint -- queens are allowed in the same diagonal as lo
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1y ago
You mention three different medications here: - diphenhydramine aka Benedryl is an antihistamine with a common side effect of sleepiness - doxylamine aka Unisom is also an antihistamine but these days people only really use it as a sleep ai
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1y ago
Remember that with Towers of Hanoi every extra disk doubles the number of moves required. So 15 discs is 128x more moves. If you did eight in 15m then fifteen would take you 32 hours.
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1y ago
And "down for" something is very nearly synonymous with "up for" something. (:
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1y ago
These are excellent, thank you!
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Ask HN: How expensive are LLMs to query, really?
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1y ago
Replace the emoto with alcohol or weed or what-have-you, and you've basically described what often happens with addicts. source: am addict in recovery
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1y ago
(2008)
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2y ago
Honest question: who is still using BIOS (or I guess CSM mode) and why? I was a BIOS holdout, and even I switched to pure-UEFI _years_ ago.
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2y ago
TetriNET was fantastic. My students played SO much of it in class after they finished their assignments for the day. We even made/used custom skins to improve visibility and thus gameplay
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