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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   I think it was in a blog post or a podcast (a16z with motherduck?) where they said Snowflake apparently largely solved this problem, but since it's proprietary and locked away, most people won't get a chance to use or implement it
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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   wow I didn't know the humble $ escaped jQuery. Thanks for sharing!! It's about time js/browsers gave selectors better DX. Even simple things like reactivity and stores should be core to JS and not be up to frameworks
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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   js land: $: jQuery _: lodash, underscore libraries e: usually events like keyboard, button clicks, form submits, when preventing form actions... any other js quirks?
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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   this is my nightmare
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   An LLM TDD Loop(codeinthehole.com)

   6 points by yawnxyz 2y ago|1 comments
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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   Digital products I feel are becoming more and more "content" nowadays. Lots of previously "durable" products because there was some kind of technical or ability moat is gone, so everyone releasing software is always raci
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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   I've just moved my stack Astro deployed on Deno Deploy and it's been very very fun and easy. Really like it. I just copied all my Svelte files over and it worked. I copied over all my Deno files and it worked. And it's buildi
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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   Reminds me of Ink and Switch's Potluck: https://github.com/inkandswitch/potluck but this has way better DX / is way easier to use
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   by yawnxyz 2y ago

   I'm surprised no one's mentioned Wanderlog yet — it's great for trip planning / getting other people's trips. With that said, keep building what you're building, it's not the same thing!
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    That really goes against the original spirit of the PBC, which was the exact opposite: you should be able to fend off (not get sued by) evil profit-seeking shareholders, while pursuing the long-term vision. But I guess these things goes bot
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    Sometimes I think it's questions startups wished their (future) customers would frequently ask
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    !! After my post, I discovered several AS3 WASM projects. Maybe one day I could revive my old project!
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    In AS3, I made a sound/music engine on top of their excellent sound API, then tacked on other things like simple graphics and then controls, so I accidentally made a game engine out of a sound/synth project. Good ole days of AS3,
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    what was the other thing that brought it down!? Please don't leave us hanging!!
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    that... sounds like a really terrible idea?! Even my JBL refuses to connect half the time
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    > Rather than an FAQ section, I wonder if websites will integrate a “LLM question” section instead. FYI the point of FAQ sections is to "prime" your brain about certain ideas; they're not always questions that they're
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    Does this mean they found an exploit in the Bluetooth mechanism? How were they able to pair with any protected bluetooth device (was hoping for more info on that)
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    thanks for the clarification, I didn't realize they split them into two different buckets of users / usages
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    I think some abstraction will need to occur, or it's just too much information for us to ever take in and hold all at once... I think this goes past my problem of "I can't eval long outputs" and your quest of pick-and-ed
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    very cool! I was there for maybe 2 minutes before HN took the system down :D
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    How do people eval these very long outputs? I've never figured that out (and no I can't just... read all of them)
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    I tried it and it works nicely for small sites where you look up some data / fill in some forms! Then I really wanted data reactivity, so I started using `nanostores`, but I kept wanting more, and eventually added `alpinejs` And then i
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    I had to spend six hours today to untangle an o1/sonnet mess today and ended up rewriting a huge part of it to be remotely readable what a waste of a nice sunday
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    I'm curious if the how ppl fine-tune LLMs depends on why ppl fine-tune LLMs. The couple of times I've tried to fine-tune a text model I've consistently gotten way worse results (I'm not good at it), so I've just
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    Smmry.com is ceasing its services(smmry.com)

    6 points by yawnxyz 2y ago|2 comments
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    I've been using smmry off and on for as long as I can remember (maybe a decade)? And it's always felt like absolute magic to me. I loved how you could give it how many paragraphs you wanted to summarize a longer text into, and it
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    I know absolutely nothing about Wordpress or Matt! I'm not much of an internet historian
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    wait a minute the docs say ( https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2 ) You can use R2 for multiple scenarios, including but not limited to: Storage for cloud-native applications Cloud storage for web content Storage for podcast
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    something's gotta pay the bills to keep Hacker News' lights on
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    by yawnxyz 2y ago

    yeah and it looks really full-featured and well-done, while many other crawlers/scrapers with way less get way more stars