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by what 4mo ago
> paying for that model They probably just used 100000000 free plans.
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> subsidizes the demand side > snap > wic So these people should just starve?
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> bartender, server You’re not connecting with them. They put on a smile and listen to you hoping for a tip.
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Then you have to replicate all the other data too? I don’t see the issue.
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You probably don’t need to replicate it? The users hitting your Japan server aren’t going to suddenly hit your central eu server?
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What? So instead of storing a revocation list, you store a per user secret that you need to consult. What is the difference? How is that stateless? How does it avoid a “rb round trip” (where are you storing the user secret)?
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> Common workarounds like maintaining a blacklist of revoked tokens introduce statefulness, negating the benefits of JWTs. > Validation: On each request, we validate the JWT's signature using the application secret and then valid
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> I’m a contrarian that says things that rile up the anti-AI folks That’s hardly contrarian here, lol.
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Is it not faster to just do that move yourself instead of asking the clanker to do it?
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You can’t have common sense when you have no shared values.
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What assumption?
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>cover all edge cases That’s probably the extent of the prompt.
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Where’s the source?
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It’s in the accessibility settings. You can assign an action for double or triple tap.
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by what 4mo ago
It’s an “accessibility” feature. You can assign an action to double and triple tap. But it’s very inconsistent. It doesn’t work half the time and it will trigger randomly if you move your phone funny.
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by what 4mo ago
All of the LLM web interfaces have serious lag when typing after a few turns, at least on iOS safari. I’m talking seconds to start rendering input after typing or when it needs to line wrap the input.
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Ask HN: What Happened to Hide?
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by what 4mo ago
Use some convention for git trailers then. Having “fix” or “feat” in the commit title does not provide any useful information to someone scanning the log.
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by what 4mo ago
Could this mean it doesn’t actually work amazingly well in fields you don’t know much about, just that you can’t tell when it’s a miss?
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by what 5mo ago
What kind of compensation are they giving you?
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by what 5mo ago
> nobody will understand them and it just turns into an argument where people claim I say things that I didn't say I don’t think that’s dyslexia.
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No one is making money on cookie consent dickovers, which is the majority of them.
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> Most top US tech companies are flooded of money. Everyone dumps money in the SP500. That’s not how it works? The company doesn’t make money every time someone buys SP500 or a share.
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I’m pretty sure Gemini would be the leader in consumer LLMs considering it’s on every single search result. Every single google search is also usage of gemini.
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When you have to train a new model every few months to stay competitive, discounting that cost is rather dubious.
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Eh, not really? If you have money to invest after rent, you’ll also have money to invest after mortgage payments.
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Yes, just throw 2kloc over the wall for some feature. Your coworkers must love you.
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You’re supposed to bubble errors up to the level that can appropriately deal with them? You don’t need to log them each step of the way.
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Except the LLM runs a bunch of searches and summarizes what it finds… what happens when they have no search engine to piggy back off of?
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> without looking like it’s been marked up with tags or formatting instructions. From your own quote. Embedding html absolutely violates the spirit.

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