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Ask HN: Are you still using a Vision Pro?
171 points by y1n0 4mo ago|215 comments
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by y1n0 4mo ago
I would guess the parens will be problematic because of tokenization. something like `)))` is a single token and so is ')])'. I think having strings like that as single tokens probably makes the link between open and closing par
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by y1n0 4mo ago
That's interesting. Do you have anything to back that claim up?
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Nothing you wrote is in disagreement with the parent.
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Well, whatever the real reason is, people do appreciate things they have to work for more than things given for free. I’m not saying I believe that’s the real reason here. But it is broadly true. Ask any company that offers a free tier wher
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by y1n0 4mo ago
We’re clearly in a different situation at the moment. Google is far from the only useful back end language model provider.
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I've had progressives for years. They suck, universally.
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I haven’t used clojure in quite a while but what’s the issue with (let [a b] …)? Is (let (a b) …) even valid clojure?
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I'll never know because the dickovers.
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by y1n0 5mo ago
It's more than just defining things. It's ridiculing them.
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by y1n0 5mo ago
Where I work we divide up topics and questions so we aren't all asking the same thing in an interview. This guy might have been given the "handling failures" scenario. It's possible that's what happened here and th
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by y1n0 5mo ago
HOA drama sucks for sure, but just outside of my HOA controlled neighborhood, I see also the houses with junk cars in their yards and grass gone to seed. As much as I hate many stupid rules and seemingly unfair application of them, I do lik
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I enjoyed reading this. It gives some insight as to some reasons drugs can be expensive. Amortizing the cost of research and studies, which I think is well understood by many people, but this article presents it nicely. Especially when
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I can't believe you blame students for bad schools.
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by y1n0 5mo ago
Yeah, I don't get it. I'm sure it's because we work differently and that's fine. But when I'm picking up something someone on the team has left behind because they got pulled on to something else, or are sick, or 5
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by y1n0 5mo ago
That's great that it has things you like. I don't do rebasing, except on MRs where I've come to prefer squashing the branch being committed. But I don't rewrite history. It's history. While I can understand peopl
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by y1n0 5mo ago
Yes, that's true, merging. Which is what made branching a reasonable thing to do.
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I make a commit and the branch doesn't follow it. Bookmark, whatever. That is never a behavior I would want. What purpose does it serve?
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I think I said named branches, but that is definitely what I mean. I find it strange that people want to work on anonymous branches, but to each their own. I don't so that has no appeal to me. I often work on something and then switc
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by y1n0 5mo ago
I don't get why people like jujutsu. I tried it for a while but I work with a quite a few people in the same repo and I need easy named branches that keep up with commits. For all the many problems in git, branches are dead easy. Th
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by y1n0 5mo ago
Not so stark when you realize that both airbus and air france were acquitted years ago. And then the prosecutors appealed! I find that terrifying.
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by y1n0 5mo ago
nice pkd reference
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zellij-org/awesome-zellij: A list of resources for zellij(github.com)
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by y1n0 5mo ago
Because language models don’t think before doing, they think by doing. Maybe a more idealized training set could improve things, but at least for today’s SOTA, you have to get the shitty first draft out and then improve it. Harnessing mak
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The secretive and lucrative world of orchid breeding(bbc.com)
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Spam Resistant Forges(blog.feld.me)
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Don't let your old NVMe gather dust: It's the fastest USB stick you own(xda-developers.com)
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by y1n0 5mo ago
What app doesn’t support cmd-w?
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Foxconn confirms cyberattack after Nitrogen claims Apple, Nvidia data theft(theregister.com)
4 points by y1n0 5mo ago|0 comments
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Tesla moves Basic Autopilot features to paid FSD where available(electrek.co)
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