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by truetraveller 2y ago
Why would I use this over Yjs or Automerge?
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by truetraveller 2y ago
"I’ve described a lot of fairly-involved custom tooling; we needed enough engineers to build and maintain it, and enough “customer” engineers for that investment to pay off." This is so important when deciding to re-invent the whe
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by truetraveller 2y ago
This is almost a 100% "divide and conquer", but a good article with concrete examples. Definition : "A divide-and-conquer algorithm recursively breaks down a problem into two or more sub-problems of the same or related type,
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Why is this post off the front-page after < 1 hour? or even the second page, or third page? In 1 hour, it garnered ~60pts, and it's a very interesting topic. I seriously think Big AI (Microsoft, Open AI and other players) somehow in
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Is this legal?!
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Is this legal? Imagine everyone doing this.
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Ask HN: Is Cloudflare R2 reliable enough for production?
1 points by truetraveller 3y ago|0 comments
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by truetraveller 3y ago
Any direct email to apply to? Also, couldn't find job desc on your site.
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by truetraveller 3y ago
I believe it's because it is heavily massaged. On two fronts: 1) By engineers, who employ tricks on the input, and perhaps the output. The input especially. So, when you type into ChatGPT, that input gets parsed using non-LLM technique
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by truetraveller 3y ago
Wow, this bullying is unreal: >Ackman enlisted the support of at least a dozen business executives who vowed to never hire students who are members of the groups that supported the statement.
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by truetraveller 3y ago
Same here. For complex UIs, I almost always had my own 'render()' function.
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by truetraveller 3y ago
There's just way too much competition for Airtable: - Retool with Databases - Tooljet with Databses - Budibase - Baserow - Grist (getgrist.com) - Bubble - The various Google Sheets Builders - Probably 20+ other apps
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by truetraveller 3y ago
Surprised that 80K/second is called "massive" for Amazon.com's main search feature.
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by truetraveller 3y ago
Dedicated or cloud? Which data centers?
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by truetraveller 3y ago
I don't believe their RDS / EBS has 3x redundancy. With SSD, that would be super costly for them. But if that's correct, that would be incredible.
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by truetraveller 3y ago
I know reddit did this, but do you have proof that HN did this?
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Aside: I love the O̶p̶e̶n̶AI.com thing. I got caught off guard at least twice!
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Why the downvotes? HN is funny...I spent a portion of my life giving HN users a free glimpse of ChatGPT...and I get downvoted + flagged. ChatGPT might actually be more objective, and less passive-aggressive!
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Actually I disagree strongly. It's primary because blame shifting. You know, "no on got fired for buying IBM". Also, to confirm a C-execs "vision". He can always say "<big firm> agrees with this too"
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by truetraveller 4y ago
This is the primary factor, by far, to my knowledge. No one got fired for buying IBM.
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by truetraveller 4y ago
B2B or B2C? Is product actually good (i.e. your customers love it)? Is it a want (vitamin) or a need (painkiller)? If B2B, does it save money or generate money?
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Did you do WGU? How long did getting a degree take start to finish? Did you have pre-credits?
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by truetraveller 4y ago
This. A computer is good is regurgitating the input it's given...and the sky is blue. But, seemingly intelligent people think this will be some global event. I'm underwhelmed by AI and ChatGPT in general. Just a bunch of fluff. Ba
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Ask HN: Direct Server Response is a cure for DDoS. Why is it not used?
1 points by truetraveller 4y ago|1 comments
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Question: would you then put Unlimited* with an asterisk: "unlimited within reasonable bounds"? I would feel it unethical to claim unlimited as a blanket statement.
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Providing "unlimited" is a major competitive advantage. The hard part is predicting the average cost per customer. One can use historical metrics to help. The final price would then be set according to the average cost, taking int
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by truetraveller 4y ago
It's up to the user to use to use it on public pages vs private pages. I believe the most OP should do is be explicit: "This tool is only meant to scrape public pages". Just like a knife can be used to kill, does not mean Wal
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by truetraveller 4y ago
>prohibitively expensive Very inexpensive. Especially when expensive products are involved + few competitors. The ROI is massively good.
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Just break it? I mean the guy is already scamming, go all out.
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by truetraveller 4y ago
Corruption usually involves multiple parties. It really is the universities that are corrupt equally, if not more.

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