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yodon
1y ago
Also discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44821434
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1y ago
Anytime you start talking about massive speedups, it's important to go re-read Amdahl's law. The key isn't how much you can speed up the scalable/parallelizable portions, it's how limited you are by the non-scalable
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yodon
1y ago
I know we're just supposed to upvote here, but this is too amazing not to praise. Beautiful work.
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yodon
1y ago
It's rare that I think an academic paper from a good school that is trending on HN is actively stupid, but this is that paper. If you're even considering going to go to all the trouble of setting up these weird lights and speciali
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yodon
1y ago
> If you had read the article you would see: (1) It's clear from the use of quotes that the person you're replying to did read the article. (2) from the official HN Guidelines[0]: Please don't comment on whether someone re
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yodon
1y ago
Pro tip: If you're writing an article on the significance of something called I/Q, it's cool to somewhere in the first couple pages say something about what I/Q is.
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1y ago
As someone who always checks both Uber and Lyft, and always keeps both apps open during the ride so the loser knows I went with the cheaper alternative[0], I'm guessing I won't be flying Delta anymore. [0]no proof, but presumably
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yodon
1y ago
One day you'll look back on how this technology is being used for actual real evil, and have to deal with the fact that your early naivety about the "value" you were bringing helped get us to that point.
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1y ago
There's a company offering a service to explicitly unmask and name the formerly anonymous visitors to your website, posted on HN today. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44670308
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1y ago
Calling your coding app Kafka: tell me you're a novice developer without saying you're a novice developer.
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yodon
1y ago
How do you handle compliance in confirming that the product is only used for the license duration? (Or is it more of a one time purchase plus recurring fee for updates?)
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yodon
1y ago
I'd hide the "7 people already joined" text until you have an actually big number. The small number definitely isn't yet providing the social proof you want it to provide.
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1y ago
Thanks for this!
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1y ago
What astounds me is there are no readily available libraries crawler authors can reach for to parse robots.txt and meta robots tags, to decide what is allowed, and to work through the arcane and poorly documented priorities between the two
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yodon
1y ago
That's a language definition not an example of what a real circuit looks like in code.
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1y ago
If the important thing is "with code" then show me the code. I gave up hunting through your website because I never managed to find an example of what the code for a real circuit looks like. That should be front and center on the
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yodon
1y ago
Queue the vibe investing stories
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yodon
1y ago
> There should be a standard rule format We are a few months into widespread use of this class of technology. Now is a terrible time to introduce standards. Would be a small short term gain delivering huge long term pain.
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1y ago
clearly slang evolves over time
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yodon
1y ago
> Was your Authenticator backed up in iCloud? Yes
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1y ago
I recently replaced my iPhone with a newer model. All the Microsoft accounts in my Microsoft Authenticator broke when I restored onto the new iPhone. None of the non-Microsoft accounts stored in the same Authenticator app broke. No, Microso
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yodon
1y ago
Discussed yesterday (270+ comments)[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44432385
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1y ago
Currently in private beta
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1y ago
I guess it's nice to occasionally hear that California isn't the only hopelessly messed up state.
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Swarms of tiny nose robots could clear infected sinuses
(theguardian.com)
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1y ago
Pretty sure auth is not something I want a self-taught dev (or even most CS-graduate devs) writing. Oauth2, JWT's, hashes, timestamps, validations, and such, are all totally simple until they're not. The black hats have way more e
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1y ago
Presumably you're aware that the full name of Microsoft's Copilot AI code authoring tool is "GitHub Copilot", that GitHub developed it, and that he runs GitHub.
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1y ago
So... both authors predict superhuman intelligence, defined as AI that can complete tasks that would take humans hundreds of hours, to be a thing "sometime in the next few years", both authors predict "probably not before 202
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1y ago
I'm wondering if you may have rediscovered the concept of "Wicked Problems", which have been studied in system analysis and sociology since the 1970's (I'd cite the Wikipedia page, but I've never been particula
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1y ago
LinkedIn recently lost the ability push info to my phone. It's gotten WAAAY too noisy and spammy. So much happier now with it disabled.
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