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1y ago
WTF is up with that illustration at the top of the article?
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1y ago
Any thoughts or insights into why Apple didn't ship docker-compose support?
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1y ago
Great concept, but I will suggest that innovating on types of clicks (left + right, left + scroll wheel, etc.) is a mistake that will inhibit adoption of your app. Your personal fingers might work well that way, but there is a reason those
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1y ago
Impressive C# performance!
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1y ago
Is this essentially genetic algorithms for the LLM era?
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1y ago
Anyone who thinks their reading skills are a reliable detector of AI-generated content is either lying to themselves about the validity of their detector or missing the opportunity to print money by selling it. I strongly suspect more peopl
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1y ago
Prior to reading this post, my biggest concern about LLM-assisted activities was I never felt like I was hitting a flow state when using an LLM, regardless of how productive I was able to be using the LLM. That lack of flow state left me fe
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The Trump administration has shut down more than 100 climate studies
(technologyreview.com)
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1y ago
PoW is for a completely different threat model than CAPTCHA. If you're trying to decide which is better, you're doing it wrong.
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1y ago
This seems like it could be interesting, but with no link and no information the posting feels like it's actually just a waste of our time - definitely not a "Show HN"
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1y ago
Yes. 100%. Before energy star, refrigerators were made with heating coils glued to the outer panels because it was cheaper to warm the outside of the fridge to avoid condensation than it was to install adequate insulation inside the fridge.
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1y ago
How is it that people still don't understand the concept of "likeness rights"? California, in particular, is quite aggressive about the legal rights of celebrities to control their own images. The movie Jay and Silent Bob Str
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1y ago
> Nope, not yet, this post dropped three pages in 5 minutes. I guess someone's feefees got hurt. Please refrain from nonsense HN conspiracy theories. The HN algorithm is and has always been designed to encourage good behavior on the
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1y ago
> from a market research perspective The generally accepted answer is that the only way to know for sure that people will buy something is to get them to pay you money or get them to commit to pay you money. This falls broadly under the
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1y ago
Am I right in thinking this is only the second blog post by this author? If so, wow - way to start with excellence.
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1y ago
As mentioned in another comment, you can add a .noai file to the root of your project to disable AI support. As to deleting files that ship with the app but that aren't used if you disable them... that feels awfully 1980's "g
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1y ago
So many landing page templates are terrible - you definitely caught my eye by having ones that look immediately usable! If you're taking future requests, I definitely prefer pure React as opposed to NextJS. [Edit Added]: Please add a c
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1y ago
There's an image on the second link you provided (the getting started overview page) that I think has a picture of all the components, but the image loads at very low resolution on mobile and if I click to expand it the click takes me
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2y ago
So at a higher level it sounds like you use the google workspace to distribute a browser extension to everyone in the workspace without their awareness, and the you monitor all sites they visit, recording only those sites that match your Sa
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2y ago
This sounds amazing, and a bit scary - how does it obtain the info it needs?
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2y ago
Since there are currently no posts mentioning this, if you have down time, build something. Not because it will make you rich, but because it shows you have the grit to actually do something. It will also keep your skills fresh and/or
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2y ago
Fun for the dad, but odds are good the original version would have been even more fun for the kid, and longer lasting. If you've never seen what a young kid can do with a suitably sized Kettcar (kettlecar) or Berg pedal go kart, you ha
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2y ago
Also of interest, a similar site for SF.[0] [0] https://sfpdcalls.com/
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> I was under the impression that Next.js was the successor to React? Is that not the case? You should probably read the article before posting.
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2y ago
Fantastic article on leadership - thanks for linking to it
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2y ago
Can someone Eli5 the difference between AWS S3 Tables and AWS SimpleDB?
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2y ago
You're proving my point. That's a reference C++ parser that only parses robots.txt files. It doesn't parse meta tags and doesn't help with writing crawlers running in any of the major language ecosystems used by crawler
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2y ago
As someone who has done a tiny bit of scraping, I've been surprised how difficult it is to be a good citizen. Are there packages you know of in the major language ecosystems that you can easily point at a both a robots.txt and an index
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If anyone is looking for some quick start examples, they are here[0]. [0] https://github.com/dapr/dapr-agents/blob/main/quickstarts/RE...
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I get that it's a clever hack, but this also seems like an incredible testimonial to the capabilities of Manus. Is Anus also able to "self-host" itself (generate an equivalent app), or, if not, is that a measure of a capabili
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