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by yunohn 2y ago
> https://how-i-experience-web-today.com/ This is so incredibly accurate - I’m laughing and crying.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I mean, OpenAI made this the defining purpose of their o1 “reasoning” model, and teased it for weeks with a strawberry across Twitter.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Bruno didn’t exist until ~2yrs ago and was created as a reactionary alternative to Postman’s changes. What did you use before that?
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by yunohn 2y ago
> it's literally just an http client with a UI, better luck next time This is the exact toxic dismissive attitude that leads to OSS software going the payment-gated route.
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by yunohn 2y ago
This reads like a classic outrage-sentiment story, that has nothing to do with the actual subject - OnlyFans. Their stories are about: * Abusive partners who burn money on addictions (OF, drugs, alcohol) * Users who may know the OF (porn) c
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by yunohn 2y ago
> good junk of players Did you mean chunk, or is junk the actual term?
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by yunohn 2y ago
I’ve found that with most libraries - they always provide toy foobar style examples assuming it’ll make them approachable, but in reality, instead makes it impossible to understand the practical way to use it in real world settings.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> destroying the ability to run old scientific code TBH that kind of code barely survives minor Python version upgrades in my experience.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Google & Apple already run custom chips, Meta and MS are deploying their own soon too. Your theory is that none of them have researched non-matrix-multiplication solutions before investing billions?
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by yunohn 2y ago
This not “well run” landfill literally exists because the companies/countries dumping their e-waste here do not want to pay for the “well run” ones.
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by yunohn 2y ago
In my experience, every mobile service provider (in NL at least) has different rules and restrictions on roaming data usage. For example, reduced data quotas, reduced data speeds, no guaranteed 4G/5G, etc.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Though Wifi4EU's website doesn't seem to have any clear indication on expected speeds of the networks they offer? Further, their selection criteria includes things like the historic value of the municipality rather than actual unm
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by yunohn 2y ago
Interesting, thanks for that history! I can empathize with modern attempts at buildings looking ugly and soulless. But I feel that’s part of the point of transience - the next generation can rebuild it in their style. It’s also the problem
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by yunohn 2y ago
Thanks for contributing nothing of importance to the discussion on this thread.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I really wasn’t focusing on the USA and its red-tape zoning and refurb laws. For example in the EU, lots of cities have 1-3 city halls at this point. The older ones are often repurposed into government offices or museums. But what if they d
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by yunohn 2y ago
I was thinking less about potential energy usage / emissions, so that’s a good point. Probably solvable like the sibling comment about Japan. I was philosophizing more about changing the way we enforce permanency of decisions taken by
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by yunohn 2y ago
Sometimes I wonder if buildings really should last hundreds of years taking up that space. Similar to how laws last almost forever and lead to byzantine requirements and tricky interpretations. Would be interesting if transient infrastructu
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by yunohn 2y ago
Honestly, some of these stories are so saddening to read - because I am certain that such scammers are looting anyone they can, regardless of their political affiliation. This article is about Truth Social, but I’ve read similar ones about
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by yunohn 2y ago
Well, tbf the paper clearly says it was published in 2017 and the first author is the same person who uploaded the presumably experimental stage video to YouTube in 2015.
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by yunohn 2y ago
No, it's not selected criteria. Your POV seems focused on an easily explainable classification style model. However, Ads (or any recommender) ML models have been using black box neural networks for a long while now. Lookalike audiences
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by yunohn 2y ago
Hmm, not exactly. It’s more akin to “here’s 100 customers, show my ad to others who have similar interests/behaviors”. You don’t upload a list of 100 identical customers, nor would that be useful for lookalikes.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Looks like a screenshot from the Monument Valley games, full of such Escher like levels.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Appreciate the added perspective, I wasn’t aware. But from my usage of IDEA’s product, I’ve yet to find an extension that makes any major changes to the UI/UX? I see them way more often in the VSCode community. In fact, I find the IDEA
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by yunohn 2y ago
The primary issue is that IDEA and other editors don’t allow the level of flexibility and customizability needed to make new experiences, unlike VSCode. Whether new solutions need to fork it or not is a different question. For example, Curs
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by yunohn 2y ago
So you’re gonna write off any question of illegitimate interference by governments/corporations as “meth heads looking for violence”?
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by yunohn 2y ago
Of course, and the Boeing whistleblower and Epstein really did commit suicide amid some of the most high profile cases of the decade.
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by yunohn 2y ago
But this post doesn’t provide any details about Pear.AI outside of them scrapping their stolen code, which is all they had?
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by yunohn 2y ago
I see similar name overlap criticism by people in every other HN thread. Are you of the opinion that once somebody names their company something, that name is forever unusable for a similar or different company ever again? I’ve seen both ki
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by yunohn 2y ago
Wait, you seriously think that agent provocateurs are a hoax? Literally not sure how to reply, you could just google it?
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by yunohn 2y ago
Yes, sadly this is a common tactic by the incumbent corruption (politicians, corporations, otherwise) to make the protestors seem dangerous. Nothing new, but maybe it hasn’t been exposed at home as much as it has been abroad.

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