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by ttoinou 1y ago
This is like the only programming language I could never learn. I just don't understand anything and I can't build any mental model of what's going on behind the hood
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I didn’t express myself correctly. I’m rather wondering why I can’t be automatically logged in the main service.com ? Let’s say the auth is based on serious security
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I guess it's stored in my cookies as well. But I need to visit that specific URL. Maybe I'm wrong and I only need to visit service.com/fdoit instead of service.com but then the same question remains
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Ask HN: Why do they make you login again?
2 points by ttoinou 1y ago|4 comments
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I agree with you in that what I said might not be true for US politics
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Being docile could be the definition of being in the middle of the spectrum
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I get your point, neural networks could be some kind of black boxes and how the sequence of operations evolves might not be so dependent on the accuracy of each operations -- at least, it would be a good intuition to believe "accuracy
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Wow thank you I do not understand everything written and didn't take time to do so (and can't even find reference 23 paper on Brent stability), but I was thinking we don't necessarily need a new algorithm, we could tweak exis
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Are there researchers interested in accelerating these algorithms while also keeping the maximum accuracy of the results ? This and others optimizations are trading less multiplication for more additions, but from the little I know, on floa
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Hybrid mode. A full 24 hours are passing by scrolling the page
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Gold was a standard for a reason
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by ttoinou 1y ago
So we’re not sure how it works exactly ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Well if you have the D channel you might as well benefit from it and have better output
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Sounds great. I saw a project on HN recently where they had automated testing of web apps using AI, but can't find it anymore
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Ironically this webpage continuously refreshes itself on my firefox iOS :P
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Why is a monorepo hugely beneficial here and what do you think they are doing right now ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Thank you for sharing. The third one has some kind of trippy 3d effect in the first seconds
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by ttoinou 1y ago
It’s also fascinating this didn’t existed 300 years sooner (with more towers because of poorer telescopes). Communication of information across a kingdom is so important
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Couldn't they have contractors doing that ? Be it sub insurance companies or freelancers. > Completely separate from the potential ethical issues and economic implications of putting 100k people out of a job Less work is... good ? E
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I’ve read a bit this post and the gitlab repo link but I still have no idea if it’s about having a VLC desktop player playing Unity assets / games, or a plugin for Unity to have a little VLC player inside the games.. or something else
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Side topic : I didn’t see a serious article about prompt engineering for senior software development pop up on HN. Yet a lot of users here have their own techniques unshared with others
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Sooo we just need a new standard MCPS (MCP Secure connections), right ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Those people dont have to be americans though
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Great thank you. Side topic : anyone knows a way to have a centralized proxy to all LLMs services, online or local, that lets our services connect to it and we manage access to LLMs only once there ? And also records calls to LLM. Would mak
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Maybe you believe in the theory that "price of good = cost + profit" ? It's wrong
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Not wearing one implied a lack of care for others in your society. Is a belief held only by one side
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by ttoinou 2y ago
A random bystander who happened to eavesdrop on a conversation between a group of scientists kvetching about The Incentives could be forgiven for thinking that maybe, just maybe, a bunch of very industrious people who generally pride
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by ttoinou 2y ago
They’re hiding Carrington events risks ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
What clue makes you think that ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
A thousand big companies is still better than one gigantic state company. I’d prefer a million small companies though

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