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by twosdai 1y ago
https://pine64.org/devices/pinephone/ This pinephone project was the last thing I remeber looking into. Not sure where they are at now. But I think they have a number of OSS you can look to contribute to.
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by twosdai 1y ago
I am also unfamiliar, but a naive guess I can make is helping solve other math proofs, and maybe better encryption for the public. Basically everytime I see some progress in math, it usually means encryption in some way is impacted.
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by twosdai 1y ago
Really interesting! I used influxdb for a while. I see one of the core features is to have AS OF <some date time> be used for historical reference. Is this similar to running an append only data structure in a normal tsdb, and then qu
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by twosdai 1y ago
You mentioned only having a few months left. Really just enjoy them, and try to talk to as many people as possible or hangout with as many as people as possible. Also keep hacking. Very cool to hear that you found some workable bypasses. Lo
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Simulating Email Campaigns; predicting open and reply rate(mocke.co)
5 points by twosdai 1y ago|1 comments
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by twosdai 1y ago
We recently posted this to the internal YC Bookface forum where we had a great discussion and wanted to share with the broader HN community. Full disclosure, this interesting idea turned into a product and I am a co-founder for it. Feel fre
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by twosdai 1y ago
> You should really consider not using JWT for new designs that don't a priori need to interop with JWT. If you're trying to make the argument that because they can be insecure, we should not use JWTs. Thats not really a great
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by twosdai 1y ago
This doesn't answer your question. But it would be an interesting project to try and make a programming language where you as the dev only and solely use an llm to do all the work. So then you could say it was programmed in english* *O
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by twosdai 1y ago
There's no real proof in this article that anyone out proforms anyone else. The author lists a few notable cases with a few notable people, but I have to ask. Didn't those people get an education? Didn't they go through schoo
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by twosdai 1y ago
You know normally I am against doing this, but for claude code that is a very good use case. The latency used to really bother me, but if Claude does 99% of the typing. Its a good idea.
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by twosdai 1y ago
Made the mistake the poster above did with discord did for years. The package system is very important to learn in Linux. People have 12 ways to install an app, and they are far from equal.
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by twosdai 1y ago
I think this would vary a lot between "real" code basis. I have had a lot of success when using somewhat stricter frameworks, with typed interfaces, and requiring well defined unit tests, and modules which ecapsulate a lot of logi
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by twosdai 1y ago
For the leaving files around case, isn't that an impossible thing to really deal with from the installer stand point for non containerized applications that have root/admin access? Because they can just create and write to random
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by twosdai 1y ago
System 76 makes a great product in this space honestly. I always recommend them to people who are interested in trying linux. They ship with linux pre-installed, its exactly like buying a dell with windows. https://system76.com&#
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by twosdai 1y ago
This is a great comment and comparison. I think there is a feeling that klarna, and other bnpl companies just lend without checking or caring of consumer credit, or buying power. I've never used them before, so I don't know if thi
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Gas: Get Action Status A GitHub Actions checker script(gist.github.com)
11 points by twosdai 1y ago|3 comments
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by twosdai 1y ago
Just a simple helpful script I came up with and wanted share. Let me know your thoughts. I am sure something better exists, but this was easy to make and very simple.
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by twosdai 1y ago
Working on my first company right now. I would keep pushing. You're doing a great job of a post mortem, but what other aspects do you think you could improve on a day to day. The "Well I could just work harder" is valid to a
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The Wandering Jew(danielwasserlauf.com)
4 points by twosdai 1y ago|0 comments
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AI: Are We Holding It Wrong?(danielwasserlauf.com)
2 points by twosdai 2y ago|2 comments
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by twosdai 2y ago
I wrote an article about AI, I have a lot of discussions about it. I feel like we talk about it in the wrong way.
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by twosdai 2y ago
Mainly apollo. We do some high level searches based on market factors and then purchase some emails from them.
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by twosdai 2y ago
Yeah we built a whole email pipeline using Apollo and some other tools. Maintaining high deliverability is really hard but it really makes a difference. If you're just using Apollo I can tell you that it's going to be really hard
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by twosdai 2y ago
Thank the internet.
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by twosdai 2y ago
Cold out reach via email. It was so useful we pivoted and now have a product to help with it. Your channels are dependent on your product and market you're trying to serve. For us it's b2b enterprise customers in the United States
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by twosdai 2y ago
Oh. Yeah I missed that bit where it's called mandated. Yeah I mean if it's against local labor laws then you're totally right.
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by twosdai 2y ago
Are companies like Larian Studios or other competent game companies hiding how much their devs work overtime? I feel as though articles like this are meant to be hit pieces, but from all of my coworkers who work in the game industry overtim
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by twosdai 2y ago
My Naive take: I think its apart of a media campaign to highlight the best parts of the agency to the public, which can be used for attracting talent, convincing voters that the agency is good, and convincing leaders the agency is necessary
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by twosdai 2y ago
Now the big question, did you figure out that time date diff with moment.js? Bonus points if it's the version from March 27th 2012.
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by twosdai 2y ago
I think the point of the article was to explore and create a rough system for evaluating rules and creating a "fair" (in the terms of the article fair) system where simultaneous moves are allowed. I don't think anywhere its s

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