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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
Crypto + Betting is a match made in heaven. Both audiences are super speculative.
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
Using livestock as collateral is one of the oldest ways to obtain a loan.
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
If you like this, you might also like: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48009879
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
Exactly High quality, fast & cheap (all 3 combined) - is a formula success. It’s just way easier said than done.
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
Is this basically “Video KYC” as required in some countries to open a bank account?
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
> TypeScript just gets in the way of that for me. Not just because it requires an explicit compile step, but because it pollutes the code with type gymnastics that add ever so little joy to my development experience, and quite frequently
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
While I agree, OpenBSD also doesn't fully implement features/functionality. If your operating system only does 20% of what another operating system can do, it's easier for you to have 80% less bugs. That's not a knock, i
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
It was probably the original intent of OpenAI working with Apple ... but clearly there was a reason why Apple ditched OpenAI for Google/Gemini models instead.
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
Can anyone find the mailing list thread on this topic (or does it not exist because @security are private mailing list)? I did find another use-after-free bug from a couple months ago on the mailing list: https://marc.info/?
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
Could this simply be to provide chips for the products that still haven’t transitioned yet over to Apples in-house C chip. Like: Apple Watch, most models of iPads, Pro model of phones, etc. Because without this deal, Apple would have had to
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
> ANDROID WILL BECOME A LOCKED-DOWN PLATFORM IN XXX My guess is no because of the developer linking too below (and how it's always existed this way for iOS) https://keepandroidopen.org I wonder why this needs to be an ap
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
One of the biggest benefits I see AI bringing is to solo development. Not because it’ll make you faster (which it can). But because when it’s 2am and your server is crashing and you don’t understand the error messages and your solo business
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
My experience comparing GPT-5.5 and Fable: GPT-5.5 is better for: - Strategic thinking - Long-form writing, including essays and white papers - Image creation - Code generation Fable is better for: - Using tools - Testing code - Working in
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
I thought this was going to be related to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneakernet
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
I’m super interested in your comment about nix but am not following your example. Would you mind elaborating why (presumably) nixos (since you gave a Debian example), doesn’t help with this.
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
It was a typo. Thanks, fixed. But there is an http headers article you might like. https://peteris.rocks/blog/exotic-http-headers/
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by tiffanyh 3mo ago
If you like this kind of post, you might like this “htop explained” post. https://peteris.rocks/blog/htop/
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by tiffanyh 4mo ago
Every prompt I give Fable is timing out / not completing. It seems like Anthropic can’t keep up with users compute needs.
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by tiffanyh 4mo ago
To give more credit to this blog post, the NIH published findings on this same subject last year. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12710904/
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by tiffanyh 4mo ago
> Summary: more sun exposure makes you less likely to die on at least two fronts! Is the “more sun exposure” with or without wearing sunscreen?
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by tiffanyh 4mo ago
Reproducible builds though seem perfect for servers, no?
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by tiffanyh 4mo ago
Why don’t more people use NixOS on servers? Is it because of no LTS? And is having a LTS somewhat the antithesis of what NixOS represents?
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by tiffanyh 4mo ago
> ethernet at 10gbit/s and its really high consumption and heat Do you mean Ethernet cables get hot? Or just the networking equipment pushing that data. I ask because I’ve never heard of Ethernet cables getting hot.
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by tiffanyh 4mo ago
This is spelled out on the FAQ page: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
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by tiffanyh 5mo ago
Would it be wrong to flip the narrative and say "3 in 4 (75%), don't feel this way"? Not trolling, genuine question.
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by tiffanyh 5mo ago
No pilot will lose their job by taking action to potentially save passengers lives. But the chances are high, they do lose their job if they don't (and/or potentially lose their life as well). It's that simple. (regardless of
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by tiffanyh 5mo ago
What comes after CLI? In the early days of computing, desktop apps and later webapps provided richer human experiences. What will provide richer experiences for agents, after CLIs?
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by tiffanyh 5mo ago
Here’s a comparison table to another source: https://www.startech.com/en-us/blog/advantages-of-thunderbol... Agreed, the OP table seems slightly incorrect.
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by tiffanyh 5mo ago
I don’t think zero trust will be anytime soon, based on this post: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/making-enterprise-product...
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by tiffanyh 5mo ago
Why go through the effort when such work has already been done? https://www.datacentermap.com/datacenters/ Not being negative. But isn’t there existing highly reliable data that already exists for this?

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