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by yodon 2y ago
The HN FAQ[0] is indeed always a worthwhile read. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by yodon 2y ago
>It costs $400,000 to run this cluster for 12 seconds. No, and please dont spread incorrect information just because "there's a meme." The cluster has 100,000 H100's. Each H100 takes about 700 watts. Call it 1kW per H
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>Cheating must be detected serverside. Never trust the client, this is basic security. As long as rendering happens on the client, it's going to require client-side anti-cheat to stop players from looking through walls or adding aim
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by yodon 2y ago
Just sent you an email
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by yodon 2y ago
I've a project I'd love to try running on DBOS - any roadmap guesses for C# support?
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>This is actually why companies moved away from the unified memory arch decades ago. I don't understand - wouldn't the OS be able to do a better job of dynamically allocating memory between say GPU and CPU in real time based on
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by yodon 2y ago
How do you compare DBOS to temporal or orleans?
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>The only credible response to this would be, "Therefore, I'm going to sell The Post." To whom? Any other individual or organization with sufficient assets to make the purchase would also have sufficient assets to complexi
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by yodon 2y ago
Controversial posts are automatically downranked, where controversial means lots of upvote/downvote wars over comments on the post. If people disagree with each other about your topic, that increases the odds people behave badly when d
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by yodon 2y ago
SaaS costs money to provide. There will always be people who don't want to pay for your product. If you run a business, don't spend your time optimizing for the "customers" who refuse to pay you. Optimize for the ones wh
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by yodon 2y ago
I know we're just supposed to use upvotes rather than saying thanks or great job, but this is already super useful. Great work!
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by yodon 2y ago
A planet would be a weaker lens so you'd have to be even farther away, and you'd have less collecting area as well.
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by yodon 2y ago
Your app appears to be far more mature than your ability to explain the app. The hard part at this point is getting users to adopt your product, so focus on that. The challenge of getting users to adopt a product like this isn't being
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by yodon 2y ago
You might be interested in the Handlebars integration[0] Microsoft recently added to their SemanticKernel AI SDK. It's not identical to what you're doing, but there's considerable overlap and possibly some food for thought. [
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by yodon 2y ago
>Assuming karma helps you get posts on the front page (does it?) No, karma does not help you get posts on the front page.
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> One of the requirements for hiring is that they be proficient with copilot, cursor, or HAVE ROLLED THEIR OWN LLAMA BASED CODE ASSISTANT. [enphasis added] Isn't that a bit like "I won't hire a dev unless they've writ
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by yodon 2y ago
> If you can herd a bunch of karma via botting, you can then [maybe] use that karma to influence all sorts of things. How? Karma on HN is not like Karma elsewhere. The idea of [maybe] monetizing HN Karma reads like the old southpark unde
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by yodon 2y ago
Ten years ago those accounts existed, too. Back then we called them "people."
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by yodon 2y ago
Real question for those convinced HN is awash in HN bots: What actual value do you believe there is, other than curiosity, that is driving people to build the HN spam bots you think you're seeing? Karma doesn't help your posts ran
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by yodon 2y ago
Great job on this - it looks really simple, and I like that the CLI has a built in @frequently setting that can be used for keeping the lambda warm.
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by yodon 2y ago
Video clips don't seem to be loading (not sure if that's an HN hug of death issue or an iOS issue)
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by yodon 2y ago
I'd actually prefer a plain text list of these quotes - it's a great list of quotes, but the images mean they are hard to search or skim quickly.
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by yodon 2y ago
The HN FAQ makes a good point that "Did you read the article, it say..." can and should be shortened to "The article says..."
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It's interesting to read this in the context of founder-mode
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Every senior engineer I know, the dirty little secret they're afraid to admit is that they secretly really like C#
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by yodon 2y ago
Eye tracking data is incredibly sensitive and privacy-concerning. HN tends to dislike Microsoft, but they went to great lengths to build a HoloLens system where eye tracking was both useful and safe. The eye tracking data never left the dev
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by yodon 2y ago
>Why do you need to redistribute them if your goal is merely to solve your own problem? Because "you" in this case is typically a game studio. "Solving your own problem" means shipping your game.
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Tom Peters picked up the concept after it was invented by the founders of Hewlett-Packard
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Please don't chase or promote conspiracy theories here. The place manages karma better than any other site, period. It's a very hard thing to do well. The fact that it's hard to do well is not evidence of conspiracies here, i
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by yodon 2y ago
You might check out the work https://wristband.dev is doing on multi-tenant auth. My read is it's complimentary to what you're doing rather than competitive.

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