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by weli 7mo ago
Still works like that. The glasses have in the same hole a led light and a small light sensor (similar to the ones used in monitors to set up auto-brightness). On start recording the glasses check if the light sensor is above a certain th
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by weli 7mo ago
I agree so much
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by weli 8mo ago
The script doesn’t self-update unless you actually want it to via an explicit flag. It doesn’t have any features other than installing the latest release from the codex GitHub repo and updating it, and I don’t want it to have more features
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Show HN: Codex Linux Self-Installer(github.com)
2 points by weli 8mo ago|2 comments
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by weli 8mo ago
Maybe its the tism but I also read that sentence as neutral. You expected very little and you got very little. Why would that be positive or negative? Maybe it should be positive because you got what you were expecting? But I would call get
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by weli 8mo ago
The problem is that people who are depressed often don't have the energy to change their lifestyle to start exercise, which requires significant effort. That's why psychiatrists will suggest antidepressants or Electroconvulsive th
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by weli 8mo ago
> I started programming when I was seven because a machine did exactly what I told it to, felt like something I could explore and ultimately know, and that felt like magic. I’m fifty now, and the magic is different, and I’m learning to s
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by weli 8mo ago
I'm glad that you are lucky enough to never have had to choose between filling your gas tank or eating. It's sadly the state many people live in.
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by weli 8mo ago
$1 might not be a lot to you, but in some countries that's the daily wage. Even in rich countries one dollar for some might be the difference between eating or not eating that day. Paywalling without any regional pricing consideration
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by weli 8mo ago
> this is all true, and yes, this is interesting. But there are so many other questions around this tech. Let's not rush into it and mess everything up. That's a really nice fictitious conversation but in my experience "an
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Ask HN: LLM and Human Coding Benchmarks?
1 points by weli 8mo ago|1 comments
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by weli 9mo ago
I don't see how this is going to work. 'It sounds like AI' is not a good metric whatsoever to remove content.
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by weli 9mo ago
Nice. I love astro and I love cloudflare. Most of my static pages are that stack.
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Ask HN: How to overcome the limit of roles in LLM's
2 points by weli 9mo ago|1 comments
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by weli 9mo ago
Agreed
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by weli 9mo ago
When did hacker news become so right wing that saying the French revolution was a good societal movement is seen as "glorifying mass executions"? lmao
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by weli 9mo ago
> It shouldn't be hard to print pieces that can snap together I have some news for you. Lego piece tolerance is nuts. I think it is down to 2 micrometers. You can't achieve that in consumer 3d printers. Now, you can make someth
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by weli 9mo ago
For samsung users I think good lock can do something similar.
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by weli 9mo ago
Unrelated, but I want to move from a Google account youtube feed to something a bit more client-side where I have the control but my main problem is the YouTube recommendation algorithm. I feel like after a decade and a half google knows pr
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by weli 9mo ago
I agree with you so much. Great parenting is education, not restriction. I don't want my kid to not talk to strangers because I told him its something bad that you shouldn't do. He won't talk to strangers because he understa
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by weli 9mo ago
Google does "sell" your data to other Alphabet companies except they call it "partnership" or "strategic sharing" and it should be completely illegal and be called data brokerage too. Same with Meta. There is a
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by weli 9mo ago
How are they going to enforce this? "No officer see this is an orange pi"
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by weli 9mo ago
I wonder the same. I think a language like pascal is more semantically rich than C-like languages. Something like: unit a; interface function bar(something: Integer): Integer; implementation uses b; var
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Google Fonts shows the declaration of human rights as sample text(fonts.google.com)
5 points by weli 10mo ago|0 comments
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by weli 10mo ago
Yep! Something a bit counterintuitive on circuit design is that dedicated transistors will always beat reusing existing components. If we do reuse existing components like ALUs, multipliers, or state machines, we save on chip area but pay t
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by weli 10mo ago
I don't know. I kinda assume most language families are somewhat land contiguous and I take indo-european as the exception that confirms the rule. That's why austronesian is so interesting.
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by weli 10mo ago
Austronesian language family is wild . How could a language family be spoken both in New Zealand and Madagascar blows my mind. At least indo-european is connected by land, but an entire language family that spans thousands of kilometers ac
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by weli 1y ago
I think you are missing the point of legal vs societal obligations and your analogy is equally bad. Minio's sold you this free light bulb and they also freely offered the service to upgrade it to the newest version every time a new lig
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by weli 1y ago
> There is absolutely nothing malicious or suspicious about deciding not to provide docker images or binaries. Doing so does not hide or guard you against CVE's, which are entirely unrelated to such optional processes. Agree. But th
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by weli 1y ago
When you always published and built Docker images for the public you are creating an expectation, people will rely on that and will chose your software based on that expectation. You suddenly deciding that you won't be offering updated

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