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by yodon 11mo ago
The name "Hedley Lamarr" was, obviously, a play on Hedy Lamarr, who sued the filmmakers for using her name.
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by yodon 11mo ago
> For the layman: These plots show a sudden burst of acceleration on the object, and the push points mostly in one steady direction within the orbital plane. A normal comet warms up and ramps its outgassing gradually, and breaking apart
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by yodon 11mo ago
> This incident has been resolved.
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by yodon 11mo ago
For those not familiar with where cities are located in the US, that map is basically a population density map of the US. High population density regions are blue, low population density regions are red. This is true even in "deep red&
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by yodon 11mo ago
That was one scary exciting day (source: was running machines at MIT at the time)
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by yodon 11mo ago
I love the article, and love the genuinely appropriate intellectual outrage, but isn't this just the market telling AutoDesk that it was paying too much for its enterprise sales function, and that it should be able to run sales more ef
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by yodon 1y ago
>> "Best Frontier" includes GPT-5 and Sonnet 4.5, which both outperform Composer. Looking at the graph, it would appear there's an implicit "today" in that statement, as they do appear poised to equal or surpa
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by yodon 1y ago
I'm looking at the "free components" page. There are currently more than 30 cookie control popups visible in the page and on top of the page. Pretty sure one would be enough.
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Satellite shows what's happening in the East Wing of the White House(arstechnica.com)
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by yodon 1y ago
The visuals look great. Two questions: (1) pricing is in "credits" but there's no indication what a credit covers - are all conversions one credit per model or ? (2) would be helpful to see mesh topologies and texture layouts
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by yodon 1y ago
I have a 750W e-bike (which actually means 750W peak, 500W sustained). There are hills near my house that my bike can not make it up without significant pedal assist. If the motor and power electronics on this e-bike can only handle 750W pe
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by yodon 1y ago
What did MinIO say to Wordpress? "hold my beer"
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by yodon 1y ago
A video (screen cap is fine) would help enormously in enabling visitors to understand and assess your app
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by yodon 1y ago
When it happened in London, the thief was granted a lifetime pension. https://www.reddit.com/r/UKmonarchs/comments/1dcmb7i/fun_fac...
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by yodon 1y ago
I'm really enjoying working with SpecKit, but the tutorials are all still pretty elementary. Would be great to see how others are handling real world use cases like making incremental improvements or refactorings to a huge legacy code
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by yodon 1y ago
This is the approach I've been taking in some research projects - Conceptually thinking of the project as a large number of custom npm or nuget modules with a thin orchestration layer over them (but not actually deploying as npm or nug
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by yodon 1y ago
>This comment reads like it was ai generated It must be amazing to feel that way about the totality of human literature. Might want to adjust your priors somewhat.
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by yodon 1y ago
This pretty much aligns with my experience with SpecKit - I'm excited by it, and enjoying working with it, but have had a hard time finding guidance on advanced real world use cases. All the tutorials I've found are little more th
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by yodon 1y ago
>This thread has to go. so sayeth dang, keeper of all words, allower of some. The HN algorithm is and has always been optimized to rank up posts that contain well-mannered discussions and to penalize threads that contain poor-mannered di
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by yodon 1y ago
Offering frontier models for free at a Claude Code Max or ChatGPT Pro levels isn't going to happen for very long with a $5.7M raise. Assuming 100% of that raise goes to LLM costs (almost certainly unrealistic because of needs to pay sa
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by yodon 1y ago
Looks like a lot of effort went into productizing this package. Given that effort, AGPL-v3 seems like a poor choice of license. Avalonia, WPF, and WinForms are, I think, mainly used in corporate contexts these days. Whether one likes AGPL-v
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by yodon 1y ago
Consider including images showing the impact of the various methods.
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by yodon 1y ago
Super interesting! Citation?
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by yodon 1y ago
The project is a framework for building applications on top of. The issue isn't the framework code. It's the application layer code that gets written and maintained for years to come on top of what may well be a brilliantly writte
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by yodon 1y ago
Logic bugs can exist in any language. Buffer overruns, unallocated memory uses, use after free, pretty much all of the first generation of internet vulns, those are signs the code was written in a non-memory managed language. The fact that
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by yodon 1y ago
dang - thanks for being the incredible mod that you are. Genuinely hoping you one day write a book or give a talk on effective communication. Your words, even when they amount to "dude, you screwed up", are always informative and
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by yodon 1y ago
I notice you chose to attack me rather than attacking the assertion that memory-safe languages are inherently safer than memory-unsafe languages like C. Yes, you CAN write memory safe code in C. You DO write memory safe code in languages li
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by yodon 1y ago
You CAN write good code in any language. The issue is, as you say, that memory-safe languages eliminate entire vulnerability classes, vulnerability classes that are among the most trivially exploitable. Can write safe code does not mean alw
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by yodon 1y ago
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by yodon 1y ago
It's not a 1:1 comparison, but anyone have experience running Garage[0] as a locally hosted geo-distributable open source S3 clone in place of a traditional NAS? Garage seems to have simpler hardware requirements, native support for ge

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