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by thallavajhula 1y ago
When you sign up for the mailing list, you get a response back with status: 200 | created. chef's kiss Something so basic and yet, so aesthetically pleasing.
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by thallavajhula 1y ago
What a nice change of pace reading about random USPS facts here on HN!
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by thallavajhula 1y ago
At this point, at the current pace of AI model development, I feel like I can't tell which one is better. I usually end up using multiple LLMs to get a task done to my taste. They're all equally good and bad. It's like using
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
True. I guess, there has to be a balance to get to a sweet spot.
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
This was one of my major concerns when Elon announced Tesla Optimus. There's a real need for government regulation on the bot specs. I blogged about this a while ago. Something like: 1. They shouldn’t be able to overpower a young adult
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
It's the current hotness in tech. HN has always included trending tech topics. Ever since HN started, I've seen - * Explosion of social media * JavaScript libraries and the frontend revolution to modernizing the web and browsers *
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
NetNewsWire - https://netnewswire.com I use it with my iCloud and it's synced on my Mac & iPhone. It just works!
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
Never heard of Fair Source licensing before.
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
OMG! This is crazy. I literally drafted up a blog post with the same plan of action. I just didn't want to delete my social presence just yet and was trying to figure out how to do it. Reading through every sentence of your blog post,
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
Huge fan of Bartosz. I love their posts. I saw the post link and it instantly put a smile on my face 'cause I know I would love it even before opening the link and the post did not disappoint. In the 2nd graphic, they use of location t
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
Hope this turns out to be a great exit for y'all! Congratulations!
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
This would be a great acquisition for Apple if they were to use the patents (if any) owned by Pixelmator and the team behind it to work on Apple's Photos app for the next year, now that Apple Intelligence is out in Beta.
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
I love all of these projects mentioned here. A year ago, I wrote a Manifesto to attempt and write fun applications like these. This is such a good "Ask HN" post. I wish there's more of such posts here. For those interested, h
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
>Nine months after our public launch in 2021, we surpassed $1M in ARR and never looked back. >Along the way, we received many acquisition offers and (Series A) term sheets from investors. But despite the allure of these opportunities,
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
At this point, most major changes could be motivated by LLMs/AI.
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
It is hard to replicate or actually compete with proper proprietary design tools. There's a ton of UX and performance enhancements that are done over the years and IMHO OSS can never get to that. I'm speaking specifically about de
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by thallavajhula 2y ago
This is such a well written, thoughtful, and succinct comment. It is people like you and input like this that make HN such a wonderful place. Had OP (of the comment you responded to) posted this on Twitter or Reddit, they would probably hav
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
In this context (Elon v. OpenAI), I don't see how this seems like a lame PR stunt. They are defending their stance against Elon's BS. He's been spewing BS over the past couple of years saying he funded them to make the open s
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Wikipedia's Tooltip UX(iam.mt)
2 points by thallavajhula 3y ago|0 comments
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
I like Christian. I was a Apollo (Reddit client) user. I supported him during the whole Reddit vs Devs fiasco of 2023. I'm not sure this is a good idea. YouTube (Google) intentionally didn't want to put up their app on the AppStor
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Cool URIs Don't Change(w3.org)
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
Teenage Engineering's hardware design is so cool. I'm a fan of their aesthetics. Their color choices are great too.
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
Prompt engineering in a way feels like the advanced search querying on Google. Chat bots work fine for most of the basic questions. It gets tricky to get more accurate information when the requested info is a little more complicated. Same w
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
If you're able to write content that you're interested in and keep that theme going, you can do the following: 0. Make sure your blog is properly indexed on Google/Bing/Duck etc. You can submit your blog URL manually. 1.
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
The marketing landing page looks very similar to Vercel's homepage. https://i.imgur.com/o5Cdldv.png
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
>We don’t believe this is in the spirit of open source. Open source seems to be evolving from being truly open source to being a variant with financially driven contingencies. HashiCorp have created great OSS over the years and am gratef
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
>So, for us YC was a no-brainer. Saved you a click. If the general consensus is that YC is worth it, then why bother publish something to state the obvious. I'd be more interested in cases or scenarios where the founders felt YC was
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
This is so true. I receive these emails every week. I've even had offers about acquisition that I had to turn down. Having a "Featured" chrome extension does seem to attract a lot of these offers. The more emails/offers
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
This is similar to the first Episode of the "Mr. Robot" tv show. wow.
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by thallavajhula 3y ago
OMG! This is so sad. I read about Kevin a lot and read the book, "The Art of Deception" during my teen years and was fascinated by how interesting social engineering was. Once I got into college, I got busy and never followed him

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