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by yuvadam 1y ago
TFA talks about how pervasive Digital ID (no quotes) systems are in everyday life, with multiple examples, feels very concrete and not at all vague.
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by yuvadam 1y ago
For anyone looking for more modern terminal file managers: my favorite is yazi since it has great preview capabilities out of the box and requires zero config, but other alternatives are nnn, ranger, walk and lf.
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by yuvadam 1y ago
This is cool, looks visually a lot like a CIDR range calculator [1] I built a few years ago to help me understand network ranges better. These types of visualizations are super useful. [1] - https://cidr.xyz
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Ask HN: What ad-hoc software do you use regularly?
3 points by yuvadam 1y ago|1 comments
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by yuvadam 1y ago
Obligatory mention of A Philosophy of Software Design by John Ousterhout as the arguably the most important book every developer should read to understand proper modularization and complexity management.
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by yuvadam 1y ago
avoid any gambling addiction, run with --dangerously-skip-permissions
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by yuvadam 1y ago
Is arch exploding in popularity? Because of Omarchy or something else?
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by yuvadam 1y ago
since tailscale exists, why would you care about cgnat or even pay to escape it?
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The Aristocrats.ai(noamtenne.substack.com)
2 points by yuvadam 1y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 1y ago
These types of errors are not only rare in one-shots, but also very easy to fix in subsequent iterations - e.g. Claude Code with Sonnet rarely makes these errors.
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by yuvadam 1y ago
Seems like so much over (prompt) engineering. I get by just fine with pasting raw code or errors and asking plain questions, the models are smart enough to figure it out themselves.
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by yuvadam 1y ago
Been building Namekit [1] — a simple tool that uses AI + a small proprietary model to generate domain name ideas and surface only the ones that are immediately available. I got tired of bloated name generators with useless suggestions, so I
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by yuvadam 1y ago
Decibels aren't actually that ridiculous if you just accept them as plain logarithmic ratios, between your signal and the noise floor or some other signal. (Or between anything else, really.) 3dB is roughly double, 10dB is 10x, but onl
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by yuvadam 1y ago
Provide a free experience that doesn't hit any paid APIs and doesn't require any registration or friction, you'll convert much better.
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by yuvadam 1y ago
It's mentioned in the post, but worth mentioning again, how Linus' tech talk at Google introducing git [1] is still an amazing talk to watch to understand how git came to be. [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4
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by yuvadam 1y ago
For me, the difference is being able to listen to - and finish - an audiobook, versus having dead tree sitting on the shelf and never even starting to read it.
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by yuvadam 2y ago
Yes, had some downtime a few hours ago as well
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by yuvadam 2y ago
No real groundbreaking insight, but an interesting overview nonetheless. My takeaway is that, zooming out from software, society at large is living in a state of ever-increasing complexity. We see this in politics, economics, public infrast
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by yuvadam 2y ago
Give them an hour.
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by yuvadam 2y ago
"In a traditional portfolio with a mix of 60% stocks and 40% bonds, those seven stocks [Mag 7 stocks] each account for, on average, about the same share of overall portfolio risk as a 1-2% allocation to bitcoin" - Blackrock, Decem
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by yuvadam 2y ago
I'd say come back here in 3 months.
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by yuvadam 2y ago
The terms in the new offering indicate these bonds are selling like hot cakes. MSTR bonds might be an exception to that rule, but lets see how it plays out :)
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by yuvadam 2y ago
Have you seen how these bonds are performing? [1] [1] - https://twitter.com/btcjvs/status/1858811042077299040
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MicroStrategy Announces Pricing of Offering of 0% Convertible Senior Notes(microstrategy.com)
1 points by yuvadam 2y ago|11 comments
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by yuvadam 2y ago
I don't know, it seems like a nice creative take, and it is their voice (as opposed to text-to-speech) so it does fit the requirements
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by yuvadam 2y ago
Literally any PC can, I just finished a full initial sync, fully indexed, on a very lean box (Intel Pentium Silver, 16GB) in less than 24 hours. Assume ~700GB of disk space, and otherwise it's nothing. You can also run a pruned node if
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by yuvadam 2y ago
arrives as spam on gmail
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by yuvadam 2y ago
This [1] is the canonical article you're looking for. [1] - https://evanhatch.medium.com/len-sassaman-and-satoshi-e483c8...
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by yuvadam 2y ago
A single hard drive can be part of a larger fault-tolerant storage cluster, not to mention much more easily duplicated and backed up. The digitization process is key.
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by yuvadam 2y ago
It's mainly just a really bizzare post, super interesting and informative, but why would anyone in that position go into the trouble of typing up that amount of detail and post it in a brand new subreddit?

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